5 h. ago More than a quarter of the world has NEVER used the internet: Shocking report reveals how 2.2 billion people remain offline

It might feel like everyone is constantly online, but the UN has revealed that more than a quarter of the world's population has never used the internet.

Events

7 h. ago The simple way to reduce alcohol consumption that actually works, according to scientists

Researchers have revealed a simple approach that could help people drink less

Politics

12 h. ago Exact amount of money people in Scotland expect to spend on Christmas gifts revealed

Full list of areas of UK where Christmas shoppers expect to spend most and least this year.

Economics

62 h. ago Biggest dating deal breaker revealed as ‘ick epidemic’ sweeps the UK

Experts say we're in an 'ick epidemic' among the dating world - and now the UK's biggest turn-off has been revealed, that's seeing more and more people dumping their dates

Economics

2 d. ago Real psychopath reveals the disturbing hidden clues that make him different from normal people

A diagnosed psychopath has revealed the secrets which set him apart from mentally healthy people, and why he never loses sleep despite harming others.

Politics

3 d. ago House of Lords blasted for 'talking out' Assisted Dying bill after Commons decision

A YouGov poll organised by Dignity in Dying reveals more than six in 10 people do not think it is right for the House of Lords to block a bill such as the Terminally Ill Adults (end of life) Bill which is facing around 1,000 amendments

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4 d. ago Britain could lose 14,000 pubs unless they're thrown a lifeline says shock report

More than one third of cherished locals risk closure without 'immediate intervention' from Rachel Reeves says a damning new report

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4 d. ago Common virus found in most people can trigger lupus, study reveals

It is unclear why nine out of 10 lupus patients are women

Politics

6 d. ago 'I spent three months living on ISS and discovered space has a distinct smell'

Nicole Stott spent months of her life as an astronaut working on the International Space Station for NASA, and now she has revealed some of the more bizarre questions people have

Politics

6 d. ago ‘Fashion exposes people’s desires and anxieties’: how much do we really reveal when we get dressed?

A new exhibition – with contributions from Chanel, McQueen and Galliano – places 100 looks under the psychoanalytic lens, and suggests that what we wear is the result of a battle in the psycheWhen you picked out an outfit this morning, did it feel like free will? Was it a series of deliberate choices that made it desirable to venture out into the world wearing said garment? Or was your decision a response to deeper subconscious forces? What if the choices we make about clothes are not our own conscious choices to make?That’s the premise of a new exhibition in New York. Dress, Dreams and Desire: Fashion and Psychoanalysis, at the Fashion Institute of Technology, that makes the case that clothes are the “deep surface”, the “changeable, renewable second skin”, that outside the merely practical act as a facade for far more than we know. Continue reading...

Culture

6 d. ago Larry Lamb goes back to school as research shows Brits stop learning at 51

Gavin and Stacey star Larry Lamb went 'back to school' after research revealed that one in ten people aged 45 to 60 hadn’t picked up a new skill in the past year, while Gen Z pick one up every week

Culture

7 d. ago Revealed: The huge surge in homeless people sleeping rough on streets that has swept the UK

Almost 300,000 people are now facing the 'worst' forms of homelessness amid a staggering 20 per cent rise in rough sleeping in just two years, according to the Crisis.

Politics

8 d. ago I’m an extreme body modifier with elf ears, horns & inked EYEBALLS I’m planning to turn my privates into work of art

A TATTOOIST who injects ink directly into people’s eyeballs has revealed his next shocking plan - to turn his privates into a masterpiece. Alexander Cabrera, an extreme body modifier from Uruguay, already has elf ears, horn-like implants in his head, full-face tattoos and inked eyeballs - and says he’s only just getting started. The tattoo...

Economics

9 d. ago How Lorraine Kelly helped Davina McCall catch breast cancer ‘very early’ while on loo as she reveals shock diagnosis

DAVINA McCall has hailed Lorraine Kelly for encouraging people to "check their breasts" - after she bravely revealed her own cancer struggle. Davina, 58, told fans she discovered a lump while "sitting on the loo" - after being urged to by posters put up by Lorraine. The Masked Singer star shared her shock diagnosis at...

Events

1 week ago Steaks will turn out buttery and juicy if you avoid 1 common cooking mistake

Cooking the perfect steak certainly doesn't come easy but one chef revealed the common mistake many people are making in the kitchen – so are you guilty of this?

Politics

1 week ago Daughter of Yankees icon Alex Rodriguez reveals she 'hated' telling people about her dad as she opens up on 'weird' childhood

The 17-year-old appeared alongside her older sister, Natasha, in the new HBO docuseries, 'Alex vs ARod,' which focuses on the New York Yankees icon's life on and off the field.

Politics

1 week ago London's UNHEALTHIEST boroughs: Tesco Clubcard data reveals the areas where people eat the least nutritious foods

London's unhealthiest boroughs are today revealed by stark data that illustrates the capital's 'food deserts'.

Society

1 week ago The Eurostar mistake travellers make that can cause long delays

A frequent traveller has revealed the mistake she often sees people make while using the Eurostar, which can cause long wait times.

Politics

1 week ago The lorry drivers paid to smuggle migrants into Britain: Police reveal spike of arrests in Kent as people trafficking gangs lure hauliers with offers of thousands of pounds

Investigators say drivers are being tempted with thousands of pounds to transport migrants hidden in lorries, after nine people have been arrested since July.

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1 week ago 'Choking' in porn has become the new normal. Here’s why a new UK law banning it is so vital | Clare McGlynn

Strangulation during sex damages young women’s brain health and breeds deep gender inequality. But the real test will be its enforcementThis week marks a turning point in the UK’s approach to violent porn. The government has announced it will make publishing or possessing pornographic depictions of strangulation or suffocation – often known as “choking” – illegal. This bold move could transform the porn that appears on porn sites and social media platforms.Strangulation in porn was once niche. Indeed, studies investigating the content of porn 20 years ago found hardly any instances of it. Yet an independent review of pornography released this year found that it was rife on the most popular porn sites. This summer the children’s commissioner released a report revealing that 58% of young people had seen strangulation in pornography, even though only 6% had searched for it. As renowned porn producer Erika Lust puts it, strangulation has become the “alpha and omega” of “any porn scene”....

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