2 h. ago 'I'm a GP — stop a water bottle habit that risks diarrhoea and vomiting'

Dr Aarthi Sinha has shared a common mistake that could increase your risk of diarrhoea and vomiting

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2 h. ago I listened to Martin Lewis and now I have £670 — but I'd avoid 1 mistake

This is a pretty painless way to get nearly £700, but I'd do one thing differently

Economics

7 h. ago Travel experts say 'don't book a January hotel' if it has five red flags

Many people book a January holiday to feel refreshed and recharged, but it could be a mistake if you don't do your research - here's what to look for

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8 h. ago EuroMillions results live: Lottery numbers for tonight's £27M draw

Live results checker for tonight's EuroMillions draw

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8 h. ago ‘Suspension of entry into the US’, paparazzi – and wine: three other reasons George Clooney moved to France

A UK government warning that Amal Clooney risks US sanctions over her role in the issuing of an arrest warrant for the Israeli prime minister is key among reasons the couple have sought French citizenshipThe exodus from Hollywood to shores not presided over by Donald Trump has been busy and loud. Ellen DeGeneres, Robin Wright and Courtney Love moved to England; Rosie O’Donnell opted for Ireland; Eva Longoria, Spain. Other Trump critics, including Richard Gere, Lena Dunham and Ryan Gosling, have upped sticks without citing the re-election as a motivating factor.In the case of Clooney, however, there has appeared little doubt that his decision to gain French citizenship was primarily because of Trump, whose re-election he energetically campaigned against. Yet amid the heat and headlines generated by the pair’s war of words, some of the actor’s reasons for relocating may have flown under the radar. Continue reading...

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8 h. ago The Traitors fans 'work out' how to find Secret Traitor over major 'mistake'

The Secret Traitor has the power to nominate which faithfuls to murder

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8 h. ago Liam Rosenior opens door to Chelsea job but must wait on BlueCo dealings

Englishman will be in Strasbourg dugout against Nice‘In terms of other clubs, I’ve had a lot of interest’Liam Rosenior has opened the door to becoming Chelsea’s head coach by admitting there are no guarantees he will remain at Strasbourg for the rest of the season.The 41-year-old is the leading contender to replace Enzo Maresca, who left on New Year’s Day, and progress is expected soon. The main obstacle to be overcome is that BlueCo, the investment vehicle that owns Chelsea and Strasbourg, is keen to be sensitive to the needs of both clubs. A quality replacement for Rosenior at Strasbourg must be lined up before the Englishman can leave the Ligue 1 side. Continue reading...

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9 h. ago EuroMillions draw LIVE: Huge £27m jackpot up for grabs as 10 guaranteed to become millionaires

One player could scoop the £27million jackpot in tonight's EuroMillions draw - follow our live blog for the latest developments

Economics

9 h. ago FBI thwarts ISIS terror attack: Chilling details of teen's 'jihad' plot against Christians... and his fatal mistake

The FBI announced it had stopped a ISIS 'potential terrorist attack' for New Year's Eve in North Carolina.

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9 h. ago From Donald Trump to Benjamin Netanyahu, let 2026 be a year of reckoning | Jonathan Freedland

These malign figures will do anything to avoid paying for the harm they have done, but accountability must eventually come to bothIt’s not quite a new year resolution, and it’s certainly not a prediction. Think of it instead as a hope or even a plea for the next 12 months. May the coming year see those leaders who have done so much damage to their own countries, and far beyond, at last be called to account. Let 2026 be a year of reckoning.Start with the man whose reach is longest, by dint of the mighty power he wields. Such is the nature of the US electoral system that Donald Trump, who returned to power less than a year ago, will face the judgment of voters in 10 months’ time. His name will not be on the ballot but, make no mistake, the midterm elections of 3 November will deliver a verdict on the second Trump presidency.Jonathan Freedland is a Guardian columnistGuardian newsroom: Year One of Trumpism: Is Britain Emulating the US? On Wednesday 21 January 2026, join Jonathan Freedla...

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10 h. ago Pregnant Paloma Faith reveals she has cried during an orgasm 'quite a lot' during candid chat about her sex life

The singer, 44, who is currently pregnant with her third child, had a very candid chat about her sex life with her friend Alan Carr on her Mad, Sad & Bad podcast.

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11 h. ago 5 gardening tasks you must do in January for a beautiful garden come spring

Garden expert Peter Mortin has shared the essential gardening tasks you should be doing in January to prevent your garden looking barren come spring.

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11 h. ago People’s Postcode Lottery results: The winning streets for December 27 to January 2

A postcode in Leicester split a prize of £1M in this week's People's Postcode Lottery draws

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12 h. ago 'I'm deaf and people make a big mistake when talking to me – do this instead'

A deaf man has shared a helpful tip when it comes to talking to people with hearing loss, and it's all to do with how you pronounce your words to make them easily understood

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13 h. ago BBC Traitors fan spots clue that could reveal Secret Traitor's identity after 'mistake'

BBC Traitors fan spots clue that could reveal Secret Traitor's identity after 'mistake'  My London

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13 h. ago ‘I’ve seen a lot of great pissheads’: Stephen Graham on booze, Baftas and the return of his bone

Stephen Graham and Steven Knight had an astonishing 2025. As A Thousand Blows explodes back, they talk about taking decades to become overnight sensations, the Peaky Blinders movie – and why it could be time for a scouse Bond villainStephen Graham had a stellar 2025. He didn’t just play Bruce Springsteen’s father in biopic Deliver Me from Nowhere but, of course, co-created and starred in Netflix mega-hit Adolescence – the game-changing drama that sparked global debate about online misogyny, incel culture and the “manosphere”.His friend and regular collaborator Steven Knight watched admiringly from afar as the devastating four-parter became event TV. “My God, it was a cultural phenomenon,” he says, puffing out his cheeks with pride. “Adolescence got people talking who don’t normally talk, about things they don’t normally talk about. Is there any finer achievement than having a direct, immediate and positive effect worldwide on human relationships? It’s like putting something on scree...

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15 h. ago 'I'm deaf and shouting at people with hearing loss doesn't help – do this instead'

A deaf man has said people often make the same mistake when talking to a person wearing hearing aids that frustrates him, as there's one specific thing you need to do instead

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15 h. ago Holidaymaker missed flight due to simple iPhone setting mistake

Brett Chody said she woke up too late for an early-morning flight to Chicago as a result. She advised other holidaymakers to take action to ensure it doesn't happen to them.

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15 h. ago The changing face of UK investing – and the platforms fighting for your cash in 2026

A government-backed advertising campaign will encourage Brits to put excess savings into long-term stocks and funds, but it’s a quickly changing landscape, writes Karl Matchett

Economics

15 h. ago Robins not likely to return to your garden if you do 1 popular gardening task this January

Robins are now building nests in gardens across the UK, but there's one gardening task you should avoid if you want to see the red-breasted birds in your outdoor space.

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