22 m. ago Men need to exercise twice as much as women to avoid heart attacks, experts say

Boffins studied how exercise helps reduce the risk of heart issues and discovered that men need to do a lot more hard graft than ladies for the same benefit

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23 m. ago Dogs at risk of rabies as owners shun vaccine over fears it will give them autism

The anti-vax movement has gained ground in the US in recent years, largely fuelled by the increasing power of vaccine critics like Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

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24 m. ago Restaurant workers arrested for allegedly attacking man and disabled son who asked for help with car trouble

Court records show that at least two of the men are employees of the restaurant Yucatan

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31 m. 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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41 m. ago Common sleep condition which affects 10 million Britons could increase the risk of deadly brain bleeds

Millions of adults with a common sleep disorder could be at greater risk of suffering a potentially deadly brain bleed, concerning new research suggested today.

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42 m. ago Chelsea boosted by return of key player before Carabao Cup tie at Wolves

The Blues will be able to call on Liam Delap on Wednesday after two months out, although other injury issues persist

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56 m. ago Moment 'cop killer' crashes while fleeing police at high speed after 'shooting sheriff deputy who was about to become a dad for second time'

The suspect allegedly gunned down Deputy Andrew Nuñez, 28, who was expecting his second child, in Rancho Cucamonga, San Bernardino County, on Monday afternoon.

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62 m. ago ‘A stomach of steel’: amateur investors ride out dips amid talk of an AI bubble

As one 23-year-old buys a house with his winnings, experts say risk-takers are fuelling an unsustainable marketIt was more than just a hunch, says Jacob Foot of his first foray into US tech stock investments back in 2020.The 23-year-old says he played around with artificial intelligence tools in his first job and thought to himself: this technology is going to be a big deal. Continue reading...

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68 m. ago Loose Women star breaks silence over Kaye Adams 'distressing' bullying allegations

Carol McGiffin defended her former co-star after BBC Scotland has suspended Kaye Adams

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80 m. ago 'I discovered I was lowest paid employee at work so I got my sweet revenge'

A woman has alleged she got the last laugh at her workplace after she discovered she was being "underpaid" compared to her colleagues, despite having a longer length of service

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81 m. ago Titanic victims' grieving relatives were forced to PAY for a first class train ticket to bring their bodies home, unearthed order drawn up by cruel White Star Line bosses reveals

In the days after the 1912 disaster, devastated families travelled by train to Halifax, Nova Scotia, to collect the bodies. Upon arrival they were handed an 'important notice' by White Star Line officials.

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87 m. ago Radiographer fraudulently claimed £7,000 in expenses to pay off debts

James Fort, senior radiographer for a private medical company, became obsessed with buying 'excess quantities' of board games during the Covid pandemic, a tribunal heard.

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88 m. ago Pete Hegseth says ‘we will hunt and kill them’ as he announces further strikes on alleged drug

Trump administration’s defence secretary says on social media that US forces killed 14 people onboard vessels in the Pacific in three separate operationsIn a letter this morning, House oversight chair James Comer has asked the justice department to investigate whether Joe Biden’s aides improperly used an autopen to sign executive actions, claiming the former president’s inner circle concealed his cognitive decline while exercising presidential authority without authorization.“While President Biden’s deterioration was evident to the American people, and consequently, robust systems should have been put in place to document executive actions reflected the actual will of the president, the President’s inner circle took no action to establish such a record,” Comer wrote in the letter. Continue reading...

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90 m. ago Soldier who sexually assaulted female peer in army car and shared video avoids jail

A Swiss army soldier who sexually assaulted a female colleague during a drive has avoided jail, receiving only a suspended sentence and fine, highlighting ongoing failures in military justice

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1 hour ago This Morning's Dermot O'Leary and Alison Hammond halt show to pay emotional tribute

This Morning presenters Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary interrupted Tuesday's programme to deliver some sad breaking news and pay an emotional tribute

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1 hour ago $54m to walk: getting fired as a college football coach is a booming industry

Brian Kelly’s departure from LSU is just the latest in a series of big money firings. It’s also a jarring state of affairs for many struggling fansAt a time when millions are at risk of going hungry and losing their medical insurance benefits, struggling Americans can at least take solace in knowing that the nation’s college football coaches are doing just fine – especially Brian Kelly.On Sunday LSU relieved Kelly of his coaching duties after his Tigers suffered a resounding home loss to Texas A&M that dropped them out of the AP’s ranking of college football’s top 25 teams. (This is after LSU was ranked as high as third in September and firmly in the top 10 for most of the season.) Kelly, who was in the fourth year of a decade-long contract worth about $100m, will be going home with more than just a box full of purple and gold office trinkets. Continue reading...

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1 hour ago I tried out a virtual Halloween festival – and got more than I bargained for

Ghost Town Pumpkin Festival began as a lockdown project and has now become an annual gaming tradition. My children and I paid it a visitIn an attempt to avoid spending £80 to walk around a local park with my children to see some underwhelming spooky decorations, and having failed for the fifth year in a row to secure a ticket to a Scottish farm to tramp damply around looking at pumpkins, I tried something different with my kids this Halloween: a virtual pumpkin festival.Ghost Town Pumpkin Festival was first created in the depths of the 2020 pandemic, when game developer Adam Robinson-Yu’s real-life neighbourhood pumpkin festival was cancelled. (Yu also made the excellent and equally autumnal A Short Hike.) Since then, it has returned for a few weeks every year, letting players come together as adorable ghosts to explore a creepy little micro-world filled with player-created pumpkins. It has improved slightly every year: 2024’s big addition was a haunted house escape room, which took...

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2 h. ago Plans to house UK asylum seekers in barracks are costly and complicated, experts say

Exclusive: Organisations warn using the barracks in Sussex and Inverness may be more expensive than hotelsUK politics live – latest updatesRefugee organisations have described plans to house thousands of asylum seekers in two disused military sites as fanciful and too expensive as local discontent grows.The Home Office has confirmed that two barracks: Cameron in Inverness and Crowborough training camp in East Sussex, will be used to house about 900 men temporarily. Officials are working to identify more sites. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Alan Turing institute launches new mission to protect UK from cyber

Programme is designed to defend energy, transport and utilities amid concern over vulnerability to internet outagesBritain’s leading AI institute has announced a new mission to help protect the nation from cyber-attacks on infrastructure, including energy, transport and utilities, after it was embroiled in allegations of toxic work culture and the chief executive resigned amid ministerial pressure.The Alan Turing Institute will “carry out a programme of science and innovation designed to protect the UK from hostile threats”, it announced on Tuesday as part of changes following the resignation last month of Jean Innes, its chief executive, after a staff revolt and government calls for a strategic overhaul of the state-funded body. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Man plotting mass murder took undercover agent on tour of Manchester targets, jury told

Alleged IS fanatic Walid Saadaoui is accused of plotting the mass murder of Jewish people in Manchester

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