5 h. ago New food warnings could save thousands of peoples’ lives, experts say

Many countries have brought in a mandatory nutritional warning label law

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5 h. ago More than 100,000 obesity deaths ‘could be prevented with new food warnings’

Mandatory nutrient warning labels could deliver substantial health benefits for the population, experts said.

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5 h. ago 100,000 obesity deaths 'could be prevented' with simple change

Researchers from the University of Liverpool found the change could save lives across England and cut the number of overweight people

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9 h. ago Celebrity Traitors finalist Alan Carr says it's 'quite bizarre' in 'public scrutiny' admission ahead of final

Alan will be hoping to win up to £100,000 for his chosen charity in the BBC show's final episode

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36 h. ago Lucky NS&I saver wins £50,000 prize with just £100 worth of Premium Bonds

November's high value Premium Bond prizes have now been revealed by the NS&I

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38 h. ago Four Greater Manchester residents scoop £100,000 as Premium Bond winners revealed

NS&I has revealed its November Premium Bond winners

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43 h. ago Good Morning Britain fans slam 'rude' Andi Peters for 'trying to embarrass elderly couple' during 'painful' competition phone

The TV presenter took to the ITV studio last Friday morning to announce the winner of the latest competition, which had a mammoth £100,000 winnings up for grabs.

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65 h. ago ‘It’s not just a book, it’s a window to my soul’: why we’re in love with literary angst

Why did an obscure Dostoevsky novella sell 100,000 copies in the UK last year? And why are TikTokers raving about a 1943 Turkish novel? The way young people are discovering books is changing – and their literary tastes reflect our timesThe sales patterns for classic novels are normally a fairly predictable business. “Every year it’s the same authors,” says Jessica Harrison, publishing director for Penguin Classics UK. “Austen is always at the very top, and then all the school ones: Orwell, An Inspector Calls, Of Mice and Men, Jane Eyre.”But last year it was different. Penguin’s bestselling classic by far was a little-known novella by Fyodor Dostoevsky. White Nights sold more than 100,000 copies in the UK in 2024. It is an angsty story of impossible love, run through with characteristic Dostoevskian gloom. A young man and woman meet on a bridge in St Petersburg on consecutive nights: his love for her is unrequited; she is despairing because the man she really love...

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5 d. ago Surgery addict spent £100k turning herself into ‘human barbie’ but it’s her before photos that are shocking the internet

A SURGERY addict who spent £100,000 turning herself into a human Barbie has shocked the world with pictures of what she used to look like. Tara Jayne McConachy, 35, is on a mission to completely transform her look and has had five boob jobs, bum implants, six nose jobs as well as Botox and filler. However,...

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5 d. ago Hamilton bus service expands with Sunday and additional services

More than 100,000 people have travelled on the X1 to and from Glasgow since JMB launched the service in January

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6 d. ago Better than gold? $100,000 for US athletes who make the Winter Olympics and Paralympics

The stakes for all these U.S. skiers, skaters, snowboarders and sliders over the next 100 days could not be more clear

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7 d. ago Annie Kilner, 32, hires Mr Loophole after WAG was 'caught speeding in her £100K Range Rover'

Annie Kilner , 33, was allegedly caught travelling at 64mph in a 50mph zone in her £100,000 Range Rover while on the A556 on the Manchester Airport ring road in May.

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7 d. ago Succession star Brian Cox lends supports to tiny Highland museum seeking £100,000 to re

Actor Brian Cox has hailed ‘one of the most extraordinary places’ in Scotland

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7 d. ago Titanic passenger’s archive set to sell for more than £100,000

Among the items included in the sale is the only first class passenger list from the stricken liner to have survived.

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7 d. ago Flustered cabin crew member makes '$100,000 emergency slide mistake' on flight

A plane was delayed by an hour this week after a flight attendant accidentally deployed the aircraft's emergency slide - and it could cost Delta Airlines up to $100,000.

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7 d. ago Warm Home Discount: what is it, as 100,000 homes in Scotland to get £150 energy scheme payment – eligibility

Scots on certain benefits could see extra help with winter bills 💡

Economics

7 d. ago UK government claims it is throwing 'lifeline' to 100,000 Scots homes with £150 off energy bills

Ministers also unveil more than £1bn annual support for new offshore wind farms

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8 d. ago Delta flight attendant pops emergency slide before takeoff in $100,000 accident

The incident occurred on Delta flight 3248 from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to Salt Lake City, Utah

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8 d. ago Thousands of households sent letters about free £100 cash payment

More than 2,000 eligible residents have not yet claimed their one-off £100 Household Support Fund payment this winter

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1 week ago Thousands must act ASAP as all their passwords will be deleted in DAYS from app that’s closing down permanently

A MAJOR password manager is closing down in days with all data deleted unless users act now. The app has been downloaded more than 100,000 times on the Google Play Store alone. Those affected by the move have been warned to "export your passwords" by Tuesday or lose them all. The app in question is...

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