45 h. ago ChatGPT is people's new tarot reading guru as 'it gives hope in times of depression'

The popular AI tool is being used for tarot readings and provides basic interpretations to users about their futures and decisions, and for some it is even drawing cards

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58 h. ago Gordon Ramsay's £1.50 roast potato trick that promises 'crispy and golden'

While many people hope to achieve perfectly crisp potatoes, it doesn't always go to plan. Thankfully, Gordon Ramsay has shared his foolproof method for any cook to use

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3 d. ago Winners, resigners, guest dogs and royal losers – take the Thursday quiz

Questions on general knowledge and topical trivia, plus a few jokes, every Thursday. How will you fare?The Thursday quiz was listening to Hello by The Beloved the other day, in the hope of asking a question such as “how many people mentioned in the song are still alive” and getting the in-joke answer 30-50. But it soon realised it was going to be quibbles all the way down. Leslie Crowther? Died in 1996. Kym Mazelle? Still very much with us. But Zippy? Well, Roy Skelton, who voiced him (and the Daleks) died in 2011. But is Zippy dead? Or was Zippy ever alive? What about the LSO? Presumably some of the people playing in the LSO at the time the single came out in 1990 have subsequently passed. But does that count? Anyway, one thing we can all agree on, that was certainly some words to bulk out this article page so it gets indexed by search engines. On with the quiz 15 questions, no prizes, have fun!The Thursday quiz, No 211 Continue reading...

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5 d. ago An experimental painkiller could be the key to solving the opioid epidemic

The drug could offer powerful pain relief without the dangerous side effects of opioids

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7 d. ago 'I was told my pain was in my head for 11 years, but it was incurable condition'

According to the NHS, it's one of the top 20 most painful conditions to live with

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1 week ago The assisted dying lobby isn’t being honest with you – disabled people are at risk from this bill | Lucy Webster

Proponents say the measures being debated in parliament will apply only to people who are on their deathbeds. That isn’t trueYou’ve been deceived by the campaign for assisted dying. It has told you who the proposed law is for: people on their metaphorical deathbeds, no hope in sight, desperate to spare themselves and their loved ones the experience of an agonising death. And no wonder – these cases obviously merit sympathy and concern. These are the people campaigners want to talk about; this is the narrative that pushes people into unquestioning support for their cause.But what of the people the law would include who they don’t want you to consider? Proponents keep saying that the bill is tightly drawn to exclude disabled people, because it limits eligibility to those with only six months to live. But this is patently false. The line between disability and illness – a line this bill relies on – is not a sharp distinction. It is blurry, ever-moving and dependent on social factors fa...

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1 week ago My daughter has such a unique name most people can't pronounce it

A mother, from Kent, told The Telegraph that she was eager to give her daughter a 'memorable' name after being one of three Catherine's in her school year.

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1 week ago Car dealership fined £200,000 after two workers diagnosed with incurable condition

Two employees were diagnosed with Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS) after being exposed to vibrating equipment at work.

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2 w. ago ‘I hope we survive this hell tonight’: People in Kashmiri border villages fear more strikes

Residents on both sides had been preparing for violence for days. It came in the middle of the night, with the whistle of missiles overheadFull report: Pakistan decries ‘act of war’Live coverage: deadly Indian missile attackFor days, residents living on both sides of the volatile border between India and Pakistan, dividing the disputed region of Kashmir, had been bracing themselves for war.After India accused Pakistan of involvement in a terrorist attack which killed 26 people, and vowed to retaliate with military might, locals knew a confrontation between the two countries could take place at any moment. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago NEIL KINNOCK: 'Labour must be relevant to people’s everyday lives and offer realistic hope'

Former Labour leader Neil Kinnock says extra funding from Westminster and NHS waiting lists falling won't be enough by itself for the party to win the fight ahead in Wales

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2 w. ago Indigenous Catholics hope the next pope shares Francis' approach to Native people

Many Indigenous Catholics saw an ally in Pope Francis who championed their causes, asked forgiveness for the church’s historical wrongs and allowed them to incorporate aspects of their Native cultures into practicing their faith

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3 w. ago New drug could offer hope for people with incurable condition

A drug that is currently used for cancer could be the key in treating a disease that has no cure, and a life expectancy of just three to five years

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3 w. ago Doctor says having itchy ears could be sign of incurable condition

A GP explained that the common complaint could be a sign of a condition that your GP can treat

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3 w. ago I signed for Rangers because of Steven Gerrard and like then I now see hope for the future – Scott Arfield

The Rangers takeover is giving the former title winner hope and prays the new owners get the right people in at Ibrox

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4 w. ago Trisha Goddard reveals how she dealt with her incurable cancer condition while in CBB

Talk show legend Trisha Goddard has opened up on how she dealt with maintaining her cancer treatment while in the famous Celebrity Big Brother house for weeks until her exit

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4 w. ago Genetic medicine can leave people with rare mutations behind. But there's new hope

People with diseases caused by rare mutations have fewer options and poorer prospects than other patients despite rapid recent advancements in the growing field of genetic science

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last month Mother says she ‘lost’ her daughter overnight to incurable condition

Poppy Allard was a seemingly healthy baby, when, at around 15 months, her behaviour suddenly changed - now she’s unable to walk or talk

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