4 h. ago Beware! Why your holiday insurance could be at risk if you're on weight

Half a million people using weight-loss jabs are at risk of invalidating their travel insurance this summer, experts warn.

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8 h. ago 'I’ve gone from 23 stone to 11 stone – and no, it wasn’t down to fat jabs'

EXCLUSIVE: Sam Johnston tried a host of other diets, would lose a few pounds, but put it straight back on - so when the doctor told him he was unhealthily overweight, he decided to take action

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27 h. ago 'It's not a magic wand, if we had a magic wand then our groups wouldn't exist'

Fitness experts expect clients to leave their programmes as weight loss jabs become available on the NHS. Rami Mwamba spoke to some of them.

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27 h. ago Mum sheds six stone after cutting a drink from her diet and 'gained confidence'

Danielle Broadway says she now 'feels amazing' after tackling her diet with an app

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30 h. ago 'My family threatened to stone me to death if I didn't marry man I've never met'

Last summer, 17-year-old Saliha Sadath thought she was going on a family holiday to Turkey - but instead of heading to a villa, she says she was taken to Afghanistan to forcibly marry a 30-year-old cousin

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33 h. ago 'I hide tanning jabs in my room and use sunbeds four times a week

A teenage sunbed addict says her mum was forced to beg local salons to stop serving her after finding tanning injections hidden in a pickle jar in her bedroom.

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34 h. ago ‘You don’t get a second chance at a shot like this – horses wander off’: Mike Wells’s best phone picture

The former World Press Photo of the Year winner on why capturing a good image remains instinctive in the age of mobile photography‘Scrambling to catch this shot felt like 3D chess,” says photographer Mike Wells. “My eyes were balancing Connemara’s famous mountains, its wild ponies and the stone walls, while my mind computed the variables: the rush to catch the last rays of evening sun, that moment when a sea breeze lifts the ponies’ manes, and whichever way they will amble next.”In 1981, Wells won the World Press Photo of the Year for an image shot in Uganda depicting a malnourished boy’s hand resting in the palm of a Catholic priest. “When I was working in the 1970s and 80s, unless you could afford a motor drive for your camera, you often got just one chance at the critical shot,” Wells says. “You could never tell whether you really had captured the moment until you got back from Africa, or at least out of the darkroom. That image wasn’t well lit or well composed, ju...

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37 h. ago Butterbean threatens Jake Paul after he badmouthed him when he was wheelchair

Boxing legend Butterbean has sent a stark warning to Jake Paul as he plots a return to the ring, with the 58-year-old having shed more than 15 stone in a remarkable body transformation

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38 h. ago Butterbean sends Jake Paul threat after he badmouthed him when he was wheelchair

Eric Esch, aka Butterbean, is ready to return to the boxing ring after shedding 15 stone, and there's one opponent on his mind above anybody else for his last dance under the bright lights

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54 h. ago Secret guide submissive wives whisper about: These nine rules keep husbands happy... and eyebrow

Savanna Stone, 20, says her year-long marriage to 23-year-old Noah has thrived because they stick to a strict set of rules.

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55 h. ago Chris Brown Pleads Not Guilty to Two More Charges in London Assault Case

Chris Brown Pleads Not Guilty to Two More Charges in London Assault Case  Rolling Stone

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56 h. ago Top psychologist issues warning about unwelcome Mounjaro sex side effect which is destroying happy relationships

Some users of weight loss jabs have reported losing more than just the pounds-they've taken to online forums in their hundreds to complain that their entire sex drive has dropped off.

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57 h. ago People holidaying in Spain, Portugal and Greece urged to consider vaccine

An expert says you should get a jab at least two weeks before you travel to build up immunity

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63 h. ago UK households urged to keep hold of avocado stones for crucial reason

Avocados are a staple in many people's diets and it turns out that you can actually grow your own plants from the stone. Here's everything you need to know about growing avocados at home

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3 d. ago A miracle jab to cure the hard of hearing — plus four more of the biggest tech & science stories this week

These are the most groundbreaking stories from the new frontier of science and technology right now

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3 d. ago Stay rugged, stay rejuvenated: experience a double escape in Edinburgh

Nestled within ancient hills and cradled by windswept coastline, Edinburgh is a rare city where the outdoors is always a (cobble)stone’s throw away. Whether you’re up for the challenge of climbing all seven hills in a day or prefer to nourish your body with beach yoga or forest bathing, a trip to the capital offers a ‘choose your own adventure’ with every sunrise over the Forth. One thing will become clear with each day of discoveries: it's not a city to rush through. It pulls at you to slow down, stay a week or more and settle into a true escape.

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3 d. ago Win tickets to Harry Potter and The Philosopher’s Stone™ in Concert plus an overnight stay!

Be in with a chance to experience the magic of Harry Potter and The Philosopher’s Stone™ In Concert at the breathtaking Warwick Castle, along with an overnight stay in a Warwick Castle Woodland Lodge!

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3 d. ago Nine Queens review – Fabian Bielinsky’s brilliant grifter classic offers masterclass in double dealing

The late Argentinian director served up this tale of squalid fraud 25 years ago, but its questions about greed, cynicism and the human condition remain evergreenTwenty-five years ago, Argentinian director Fabián Bielinsky gave us this grifter satire classic, a deliciously cynical tale of swindling and double-cross. It is confidence trickery perpetrated on the victim in parallel to narrative trickery perpetrated on the audience, who are invited to assume that however hard the fictional characters on screen are falling, the rug under their own feet is perfectly secure. Four years later, Hollywood paid this excellent film the traditional compliment of a well-meaning but inferior (and now forgotten) remake, pedantically renamed Criminal, starring John C Reilly and Diego Luna.Now restored and rereleased, the original looks sharper than ever: a drama of squalid fraud which is a tale of human greed, but also a specific, prophetic jab at Argentina’s financial shady dealers in a deregulated ...

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3 d. ago Nine Queens review – Fabián Bielinsky’s brilliant grifter classic offers masterclass in double dealing

The late Argentinian director served up this tale of squalid fraud 25 years ago, but its questions about greed, cynicism and the human condition remain evergreenTwenty-five years ago, Argentinian director Fabián Bielinsky gave us this grifter satire classic, a deliciously cynical tale of swindling and double-cross. It is confidence trickery perpetrated on the victim in parallel to narrative trickery perpetrated on the audience, who are invited to assume that however hard the fictional characters on screen are falling, the rug under their own feet is perfectly secure. Four years later, Hollywood paid this excellent film the traditional compliment of a well-meaning but inferior (and now forgotten) remake, pedantically renamed Criminal, starring John C Reilly and Diego Luna.Now restored and rereleased, the original looks sharper than ever: a drama of squalid fraud which is a tale of human greed, but also a specific, prophetic jab at Argentina’s financial shady dealers in a deregulated ...

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4 d. ago No 3am ‘Oasis shows’ booze licence for coffee shop a ‘stone’s throw’ from Heaton Park

Police said that opening until the early hours after the concerts could cause 'anti-social behaviour, disorder and damage to people’s cars'

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