61 m. ago Indonesian rescuers find helicopter crash site on Borneo and recover 1 body so far

Indonesian authorities say a rescue team has reached the site of a helicopter crash on Borneo and recovered one body

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64 m. ago 'Armageddon alarm' backlash: Government alert that will blare out your phone this weekend

At around 3pm on Sunday, 7 September, all 4G and 5G mobile phones in the UK will blare a 10-second siren blast and display a test alert from the Government.

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69 m. ago A boy contemplates life from a caravan window: Nik Roche’s best photograph

‘This kid went into the caravan and looked out at me. Does he look reflective? Sad? I think he is staring out of the window and seeing the world at his feet’Having designed and built gardens all my life, I bought my first camera when I was 47. Photography gave me an opportunity to have conversations about myself through questioning others. I don’t just take some snaps and then go, I fully immerse myself in the lives of the friends I make. Who am I to speak on anybody’s behalf if I haven’t experienced what they have, myself?I photograph where I live, in south Wales, because I know it better than anywhere else, but in this case I wanted to document a community I lived near but wasn’t part of. The body of work this picture is part of came about as a result of working with people who have been in and out of prison and become trapped in a cycle of incarceration, freedom then back to incarceration. I was wondering what draws them back to the place where they committed all their crimes. Co...

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78 m. ago Cheap, healthy, sustainable and delicious – why mussels are a no

Fans say they’re the perfect food. No wonder they’re having a moment on restaurant menus. But how hard is this shellfish to prepare at home?It might be that they’re cheap. It might be that they’re healthy. But, in all likelihood, it’s “because they are just delicious”, says seafood chef Mitch Tonks. Whatever the reason, mussels are having a moment. Where once moules meant marinière (the classic French dish with white wine and parsley), now you can find them skewered, popcorned, pickled, barbecued, and even breaded and served in a burger bun.Mussels are making waves not just along the coast of Britain but in restaurants and recipes across the land. And they are being greeted with growing excitement, too, because, unlike the majority of food that becomes a fad, creating spikes in demand that cannot help but damage a group of people or their environment, there are no downsides to going mad for mussels. Continue reading...

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85 m. ago Foot model selling 'stinky' trainers 'run over by client she wouldn't let smell feet'

The woman's upper body was bruised and she suffered a friction burn, before the man tried to book a room in the same hotel he fled from.

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85 m. ago Kim Kardashian explains why she ‘doesn’t believe in homework’

Kim Kardashian has revealed that she “doesn’t believe in homework”, saying that children already spend a big part of their day studying.

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87 m. ago 'My daughter's skipping first month of nursery so we can go to Marrakesh instead'

EXCLUSIVE: An outspoken mum has revealed her daughter will not be rejoining her friends in nursery until October because she is too busy travelling the world this month

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1 hour ago Mother, 24, shrugged off her dry cough... unaware it was deadly cancer crushing her internal organs

A young mother-of-two was distraught to learn that her body was riddled with a rare cancer which was crushing her internal organs.

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1 hour ago Luxury brand announces massive giveaway after opening in city

Premium home and body cosmetics brand Rituals has opened at The Quadrant Shopping Centre in Swansea

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1 hour ago 'Mum on the run' freed from Thai jail and returns to UK after boasting about benefits abroad

Ellis Matthews spent more than three months in a Thai immigration detention centre with her four-year-old son

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1 hour ago Family pay tribute to 'one in a million' daughter, 21, run over and killed outside shopping centre

Natasha Thorp, 21, was fatally struck by a car in Sutton Coldfield near the Gracechurch Shopping Centre shortly before midnight on August 22.

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2 h. ago Where is High School Catfish Kendra Licari now? 3 years after stalking her own daughter

Netflix's new documentary Unknown Number: The High School Catfish revisits one of the most shocking cyberbullying cases in recent history

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2 h. ago Iconic high street brand to return 5 years after closing all shops – full list

The news comes amid efforts from department store chain John Lewis' attempt to drive its growth as it continues with a major transformation plan under boss Peter Ruis

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2 h. ago 'Armageddon alarm' could see domestic violence victims attacked by their abusers when they find hidden phones, charities warn

At around 3pm on Sunday, 7 September, all 4G and 5G mobile phones in the UK will blare a 10-second siren blast and display a test alert from the Government.

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2 h. ago Steve Irwin's daughter Bindi gobsmacks fans with huge 'life update'

Steve Irwins daughter Bindi Irwin shared a huge 'life update' with her fans on social media this week, and it's about to change everything for the young conservationist

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2 h. ago Donald Trump fresh health fears as president keeps mentioning one word

Donald Trump's fans and critics alike have grown concerned about the US president's health in recent weeks, and a controversial political commentator claims to have noticed a disturbing pattern

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2 h. ago How can tax 'hypocrite' Angela Rayner possibly keep her job? Calls for her to quit grow as Starmer fails to guarantee her job after she admitted not paying enough stamp duty on £800k flat

The Deputy Prime Minister, dubbed 'Three Pads' Rayner in a row over her trio of homes, said she 'deeply regrets' the error made when purchasing her £800,000 apartment in Hove, East Sussex.

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3 h. ago Imane Khelif ‘has right to appeal’ over gender tests but will miss world championships

Olympic boxing body stands firm over new testing rules Gold medalist has appealed to Cas over eligibility barImane Khelif has the right to appeal against World Boxing’s decision barring her from events unless she undergoes genetic sex testing but the Algerian has not entered the world championships in Liverpool, World Boxing president Boris van der Vorst has said.World Boxing, which will oversee boxing in the 2028 Olympics, introduced mandatory sex testing for all boxers in its competitions in May, less than a year after Khelif and Taiwan’s Lin Yu-ting won gold in Paris amid a gender-eligibility row. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Domestic abuse victims could be attacked by their abusers when they find hidden phones thanks to Government's 'Armageddon alarm', charities warn

At around 3pm on Sunday, 7 September, all 4G and 5G mobile phones in the UK will blare a 10-second siren blast and display a test alert from the Government.

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3 h. ago Bruised Rudy Giuliani pictured in body brace as he gives health update after horror car crash

The former New York City mayor sounded upbeat as he joked about his harness-like brace, but admitted he was still in pain and remains 'injured pretty badly.'

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