3 h. ago Georgia May Foote shares health update months after revealing lifelong condition

Georgia May Foote, 34, started suffering with vitiligo in 2020, but the autoimmune skin condition has only got worse over time, and it has even reached her face

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34 h. ago Meghan Markle shows off her beautiful calligraphy as she launches yet another As Ever product

It's not the first time Meghan shared her calligraphy skills, as she taught it at the Paper Source store in Beverly Hills fwhen she was a jobbing actress trying to make ends meet.

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40 h. ago ‘I’ve been skiing 15 times and this is a game changer if hitting the slopes in France’

Discover our writer Sarah White's insider tips for making the most of your ski holiday in Arc 1800, Les Arcs and the wider Paradiski area in France

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42 h. ago John Swinney’s backing for Daily Record’s Save Young Lives campaign is a game changer

The First Minister has promised to do "all in his power" to help the Save Young Lives campaign, which we launched earlier this month.

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51 h. ago This Morning expert Nadine Baggott loves 'one of the best' anti

"I've been using Crystal Retinal 6 and absolutely love it - I'll definitely go for a stronger level next time. My skin looks clearer, smoother, and noticeably firmer whenever I use it."

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57 h. ago How the beauty industry still profits from colonialism – video

The skin-lightening industry is booming, while at the same time there has been a surge in cancers and irreversible skin damage among women of colour using unregulated products. But this is not a new story. The dangers of skin-lightening products have been well documented for years, so how is this still happening? Josh Toussaint-Strauss digs into the long history behind the practice of skin lightening, and how the beauty industry has used messaging rooted in classism and colonialism to sell its products, as well as investigating what unregulated products are doing to the skinHow the colonial legacy has created a toxic beauty industryHow skin-lightening products are linked to cancer in black African women Continue reading...

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67 h. ago 'I'm a company director and this Black Friday tech gadget organised my life'

'It is a game-changer for me', one user said

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4 d. ago Robot mop and vacuum that 'let me retire from cleaning' gets a £250 Black Friday saving

Our head of shoppers calls this robo-mop and vacuum a game-changer for anyone who hates cleaning

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5 d. ago Michael Schumacher’s pal shares heartbreaking fear as he reveals F1 legend's 'inner circle'

Former Red Bulls boss Richard Hopkins believes Formula One fans will never get to see Michael Schumacher again following the seven-times world champion's skiing accident in 2013

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6 d. ago The £25 Adidas trainers slashed in half price for Black Friday have sole that's 'like walking on clouds'

"The ortho sole is a game-changer - it feels like walking on soft clouds"

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6 d. ago MAC beauty kit which includes 'game changer' mascara slashed by £53 in Boots limited time deal

Beauty fans can get their hands on products worth £92 for much less

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6 d. ago Prostate cancer symptoms as David Cameron reveals diagnosis and backs screening

The former prime minister has backed a targeted screening programme hailed a 'game-changer' by health officials

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8 d. ago Callum McGregor shifts Celtic mood with injury time magic to break battling St Mirren – 5 talking points

The skipper found the net in injury time to secure a last-gasp 1-0 winner

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1 week ago Revealed: The ski resorts in Europe that get the most COMPLAINTS

Millions hit the slopes around the world every year and enjoy skiing with their friends and family.

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1 week ago Man who 'gave up on having good hair' finds 'game changer' product now 10% off

'Quality product as always', said one shopper

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1 week ago Shoppers need to do one thing to access Dock and Bay's biggest sale of the year this weekend

Dock and Bay's famous towels can dry in seconds and are a game-changer for holidaymakers and dog owners alike

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1 week ago New film shows why skiing in Scotland is (still) Worth It Every Time

The number of good snow days seems to be in decline each year, but Scotland’s diehard skiers and snowboarders aren’t about to give up any time soon, writes Roger Cox

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1 week ago Ex NHS doctor names exact time to get perfect skin for Christmas and New Year's Eve

The Harley street dermatologist shares her approach to skincare that could see 'transformative results' by Christmas

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1 week ago Salter gadget hailed a 'game changer' for anyone who drinks hot chocolate slashed to less than £15 in Black Friday deal

Perfect for whipping up barista-quality beverages both hot and cold, the Hot Chocolate Maker can produce hot chocolates, velvety lattes and foamy cappuccinos

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1 week ago ‘I was born in a melting pot. Melting isn’t fun’: Jon M Chu on Wicked: For Good, Ariana Grande – and living the American dream

As his sequel to Wicked prepares to storm Christmas, the director talks about the dynamism of Grande and Cynthia Erivo – and why his Wizard of Oz riff is quite simply one of the greatest stories of our timeLet’s start with a quick recap on the first Wicked film. Its premise: what would the legend of Oz look like, told from the perspective of someone other than that cute but dozy blow-in, Dorothy? The wicked witch, Elphaba (Cynthia Erivo), is entirely green, and has therefore been ostracised since childhood. Glinda (Ariana Grande), the good witch, is everybody’s princess but, after a time, the two become best friends. I’ll skirt over how the Tin Man, the Lion and the Scarecrow come about, suffice to say that, in the film at least, their backstories make perfect and resonant sense (except for the Lion, but never mind). The Wizard (Jeff Goldblum) is not a good guy – but is he a bad guy? The morals swirl, in an expertly handled way.The first film left us at the point of discovery that O...

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