3 h. ago Horror of accidental paracetamol overdoses: It's surprisingly common and destroys the liver. In our special report PAT HAGAN reveals what goes wrong, the warning signs

Like most new parents, Ahad and Hira Ul Hassan keep a close eye out for signs that their one-year-old son Zohan is developing just as he should.

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3 h. ago Woman's 'creepy' texts from builder who abandoned kitchen job halfway through

A woman was left stunned after hiring a plasterer to renovate her kitchen, only for him to abandon the job on the third day

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5 h. ago Drivers warned to 'avoid' making one common move as Storm Chandra hits UK

Storm Chandra is set to hit Wales and the south west with high winds and heavy rain, prompting the AA to warn drivers against making one manoeuvre due to dangerous gusts over the next 24 hours

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6 h. ago ‘Ongoing sewage leak won’t affect plans to introduce beavers back into South London nature reserve’

‘Ongoing sewage leak won’t affect plans to introduce beavers back into South London nature reserve’  southwarknews.co.uk

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8 h. ago Government issues statement on Household Benefit Cap review plans

It comes after the Government decided to scrap the two-child benefit cap

Politics

9 h. ago The common arthritis drug that could slash risk of heart attack and strokes

Those on medication had a lower risk of heart problems and fewer flare ups

Events

9 h. ago Carrick’s cult of common sense gets Manchester United believing again

There is no special trick to the interim manager’s early success, just a commitment to sound and sensible thinkingWhat must Ruben Amorim make of it? Maybe that 3-4-2-1 might not be the answer for this Manchester United team? Perish the thought. The club’s recently sacked manager was clear that not even the pope would make him change – presumably because Leo XIV is also a big fan of three centre-halves. Saying that, Amorim did come close to losing his religion towards the bitter end, however brief and unconvincing his dalliance with a back four was. He reverted to a three for his final game at Leeds in early January.As the dust settles on Michael Carrick’s second thrilling win as the United interim manager in two matches, the last-gasp triumph at Arsenal following the home win against Manchester City, it is a moment, first and foremost, for the club’s supporters to savour. Continue reading...

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11 h. ago Experts pinpoint exact amount of exercise you need to ward off fatty liver disease

The benefits of exercise are well known, but now researchers have determined how many weekly minutes of movement can help protect against a common form of liver disease.

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11 h. ago Are you team Brooklyn or Victoria? Psychologist reveals how the side you pick in a showbiz feud says a lot about your personality...so, take our quiz to find out 

From the chaos surrounding the Beckhams to Princes William and Harry and even the notorious Wagatha Christie case, it is only natural for humans to take sides in celebrity feuds.

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12 h. ago Callum McGregor directly answers Brendan Rodgers reunion question as Celtic skipper makes personal transfer plea

The Parkhead skipper no intention of moving amid Saudi links with his focus fixed firmly on he flag scrap

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12 h. ago Common laundry mistake could be contributing to your skin flare

A skin expert is warning how one common laundry mistake could be contributing to skin flare ups

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12 h. ago Bee venom moisturiser that's a 'natural alternative to Botox' has shoppers saying you 'notice the difference'

Bee venom is one of the most searched-for skincare ingredients on TikTok right now and shoppers say you can 'notice the different' after using this anti-ageing moisturiser

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12 h. ago Merz’s party vows to clamp down on Germany’s ‘lifestyle part

Business wing of Christian Democrats aims to scrap legal right to fewer hours, saying people should need permissionThe business wing of Germany’s leading Christian Democratic Union party is proposing a ban on the legal entitlement to work part-time, arguing that those wishing to work fewer hours should have to acquire special permission to do so.Currently, every employee in Europe’s largest economy has a fundamental right to carry out part-time work, with many, particularly women, often needing to do so for reasons relating to childcare or looking after elderly relatives. Continue reading...

Politics

13 h. ago People with high blood pressure should avoid two common fruits

Lots of people might have these in their kitchens, but some people need to avoid them

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13 h. ago Alert over common medication that could see you fail tests at work

Popular over-the-counter medications could see some employees fail tests unnecessarily

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13 h. ago British Airways urges customers to stop putting 1 item in hand luggage

Even though this item may seem like a common one to pop into your hand luggage, British Airways has called on holidaymakers to stop bringing it with them on board

Economics

14 h. ago NHS says 'avoid certain fruit' when taking common antidepressant

Over 24 million people take this medication in England alone, and the healthy snack could set off side effects

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14 h. ago Millionaire property developer who felled 28 clifftop trees for his illegally built luxury pool house is fined £20,000

Natural England granted businessman man Bill Buckler permission to fell the trees for 'conservation purposes' on the sloping cliff at the end of his garden in Poole, Dorset in February 2021.

Society

15 h. ago British Airways urges all plane passengers to stop putting 1 item in hand luggage

British Airways has urged plane passengers to avoid putting a common item in their hand luggage. It could cause you a problem when travelling through airport security

Politics

15 h. ago Make flowers bloom longer naturally with the help of a common kitchen scrap

If you want your flowers to bloom for longer, there's a natural method to help using a common kitchen scrap that you probably already have at home

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