12 h. ago Gorgeous Devon village is like a 'time warp' with locals saying it's 'never changed'

The village has been named as one of the best UK seaside towns - and for good reason. This pretty part of the southern coast has retained its beauty and quintessential English seaside style

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18 h. ago 'It's heartbreaking watching her change... we thought we'd have more time'

Mylah Algaradi, three, was diagnosed at birth with a rare and debilitating condition

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57 h. ago Netflix viewers in tears after watching heartbreaking biopic with Hollywood star

Netflix fans have been left in tears after watching The Iron Claw on Netflix, which stars Zac Efron in a role that is worlds away from the Disney Channel film that made him famous

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68 h. ago Adam Idah at a Celtic crossroads season as Martin O'Neill admits he only saw teen powerhouse going in one direction

Big striker continues to split opinion among supporters despite 20 goals last term as former boss admits the time has come to change minds

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3 d. ago Man's insane weight loss and body transformation triggered by his dad's brutal last words

Josh Jones, from Newbridge, knew it was time to change when his mental health hit an all time low

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3 d. ago Lotto numbers LIVE: One National Lottery ticket holder wins £7.3m jackpot

One ticket holder has won a life-changing National Lottery jackpot in Saturday's draw, just in time to book a last-minute summer holiday with the cash

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3 d. ago Lotto numbers RECAP: One National Lottery ticket holder wins £7.3m jackpot

One ticket holder has won a life-changing National Lottery jackpot in Saturday's draw, just in time to book a last-minute summer holiday with the cash

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5 d. ago ‘We’ve got a lot less competitive’: Stanley Donwood on creating Radiohead’s iconic artwork

The artist has been collaborating with the rock group’s frontman Thom Yorke on their distinctive visuals since the mid-90s. As a retrospective opens in Oxford, he looks back on three decades with the bandIn the early 90s, Stanley Donwood was “at a loose end after university”, hitching around Britain and making a little money as a busking fire-breather. Fetching up in Oxford, he spotted a poster for a gig by a band called On a Friday. He recognised the name: a friend he’d met while studying at Exeter University’s fine art department called Thom Yorke was the lead singer.So he called Yorke up. An initial plan for Donwood to do his fire-breathing routine as the band’s support act was scuppered by the venue’s nervous manager, but the pair kept in touch. Some time later, after On a Friday had changed their name to Radiohead, Yorke called with a proposition. “They’d done really well with Creep, which I hadn’t heard, it wasn’t my thing at all; I liked bleepy-bleepy, thumpy-thump ...

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6 d. ago Coronation Street's Catherine Tyldesley channels Eva Price as big change spotted after return confirmed

The actress made a recognisable change as she was spotted for the first time since her return to Weatherfield was confirmed

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6 d. ago MasterChef scandal timeline as BBC airs controversial series with fired hosts

The BBC cookery show is forever changed following a lengthy investigation that upheld allegations against long-time hosts Wallace and Torode

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6 d. ago Sali Hughes on beauty: I make no apologies for repeating myself – keeping track of your moles is vital

A friend’s melanoma diagnosis reminded me of the importance of regularly examining your moles – and always wearing sunscreenLast year, a close friend of mine found that a mole on her lower leg had become darker than the others. A dermatologist said it looked fine. Over time, the same mole began to itch on a daily basis. Then it bled a little, as though nicked by shaving. She sent photos to her GP and was called in for a biopsy and, soon after, surgery on what turned out to be a malignant melanoma.Her mole awareness and perseverance means she is going to be fine. I say all this because – assuming the weather hasn’t changed dramatically by the time you read this – you probably have more skin exposed than usual. I strongly urge you to pay attention to it. Continue reading...

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8 d. ago Love Island's Kady McDermott on how she's changed since time on show 'I was a bit crazy'

EXCLUSIVE: Kady McDermott shot to fame on Love Island's second season in 2016, where she fell for Scott Thomas and became one of the standout stars of the year - but she's come a long way since then

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8 d. ago JK Rowling likens trans rights activists to 'fakers' who 'pretend to have survived terror attacks'

The Harry Potter author, 60, has been posting on X, formerly Twitter, about gender rights campaigners she says will change their views in a decade's time.

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9 d. ago Lewis Hamilton 'useless' admission prompts 'can't cope' comment from Ferrari boss

Frederic Vasseur has spoken about the challenges facing Lewis Hamilton at Ferrari after the seven-time Formula 1 champion said the team 'probably needs to change driver'

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9 d. ago Tottenham need to find a way to capitalise on legacy of trailblazer Son | John Duerden

The first Asian to become a genuine Premier League star, Son Heung-min raised Spurs’ profile in the region. Now they must kick on without himJust as opposing fans in the Premier League have experienced feelings of dread over the past decade when Son Heung-min picked up the ball on the edge of their area, there had been a summer of worry among his millions of followers in Asia that his time in England was coming to an end.As the South Korean’s legs slowed last season, reports of a move elsewhere gathered pace. His 10 years at Tottenham may have ended with a trophy, the Europa League in May, but the legacy had been in place for some time. The 33-year-old has changed the way Asian players are perceived around the world and much more besides. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago I’m an expert on ageing. Here’s what I know about thriving in later life | Kerry Burnight

I scoured longevity research on wellbeing – and the deeper I dug, the more I recognized a profound underlying patternAnyone who says “age is just a number” has not reached the high numbers. Ageing is not easy, and “forever young” is not a plan. Regardless of how many burpees you can do or protein smoothies you chug, the passing of time brings challenges. Roles that you relished change, words on menus seem to shrink, necks sag, diagnoses arise.On the other hand, ageing is not the downhill slide that people believe it is. A multibillion- dollar antiageing industry profits when you feel awful about yourself and fear ageing like the plague. The tragedy of ageing is not that we will all grow old and die, but that ageing has been made unnecessarily, and at times excruciatingly, painful and humiliating. Ageing does not have to be this way. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Morrisons makes major change to help improve service for ‘all customers’

The store says the change will remove "idle time"

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3 w. ago MasterChef scandal timeline: A brief history as Gregg Wallace and John Torode are sacked

The BBC cookery show is forever changed following a lengthy investigation that upheld allegations against long-time hosts Wallace and Torode

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3 w. ago MasterChef scandal timeline: A brief history as Gregg Wallace and John Torodo are sacked

The BBC cookery show is forever changed following a lengthy investigation that upheld allegations against long-time hosts Gregg Wallace and John Torode

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3 w. ago ‘I can’t believe not everyone catastrophises!’: Liz Stokes of Kiwi band the Beths on anxiety, ambition and being anti

The New Zealand indie band have had a charmed rise – but behind the scenes, their frontperson was dealing with Graves’ disease and depression. Digging deep helped her realise not everything can be fixedIn January 2023, as flash floods hit Auckland, New Zealand, Oakley Creek was destroyed: trees upturned, bridges ripped out and dragged downstream, the riverbank collapsed. Like many locals, Liz Stokes, songwriter and guitarist in indie four-piece the Beths, had walked there often during the pandemic. “It’s jarring to see this place that’s never going to be the way it was, the way you remembered it,” she says over video in late June.She catches herself. “I say the creek was destroyed, but the creek did the destroying also. It’s just nature. It was interesting seeing change happen very quickly in real time.” Continue reading...

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