13 h. ago New permanent exhibition at Auschwitz museum uses personal objects to show daily life of prisoners

The Auschwitz museum has introduced a new permanent exhibition showcasing items from the concentration camp

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58 h. ago Are we alone in the universe? Latest episode of Daily Mail's Photo Evidence examines the strongest evidence for life beyond Earth

In the lastest episode of the Daily Mail's investigative mini-doc series, Photo Evidence, Shivali Best explores the strongest evidence for life beyond Earth.

Culture

62 h. ago Snakes alive! A boy with a serpent in the Appalachians: Hannah Modigh’s best photograph

‘I was told not to go to St Charles as it was too dangerous. I went and was struck by how free the kids are. They’re not afraid of the region’s rattlesnakes’I visited the Appalachian mountains for the first time in my mid-20s, after deciding I needed to get away from my inner circle in Sweden to find my way into photography. I felt I had to be by myself, just responding to things happening around me and not thinking about my daily life.America played a big part in my family history, and the Appalachians called to me in particular because at that time, around 2006, I’d been listening to a lot of bluegrass music. I wanted to get closer to people who lived in the place where it originated – music has always been a big inspiration for me. While driving in the mountains with no particular destination in mind, I met a social worker who told me: “Whatever you do, don’t go to St Charles.” She said something about it being too dangerous, which made me curious. Continue reading...

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7 d. ago Are you always bloated? This is what really causes it, the sign that means you must get checked out immediately... and the simple pre

Bloating is that unpleasant feeling of pressure in your abdomen that makes it feel tight or uncomfortable. It can be mild or severe enough to impact your daily life

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9 d. ago Kelly Brook breaks silence on 'sweet revenge' with brutal reason for outing Aitch and Ginge

Kelly Brook opens up for the first time to the Daily Mirror about life in I'm A Celebrity - including her bombshell about milkbottles as she left the camp

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1 week ago Brigitte Bardot reveals a 'miracle' saved her during suicide attempts as she recalls dark chapters

In her new eponymous documentary, Bardot detailed the sadness she endured on a daily basis - and how she attempted to take her own life but was 'saved by a miracle.'

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1 week ago Marcus Rashford 'looks like a Barcelona star' and he's 'thriving' in La Liga

EXCLUSIVE Marcus Rashford has enjoyed a good start to life in Catalonia and one La Liga commentator has told Daily Star Sport he's "thriving" at Barcelona

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1 week ago 'My heavy periods dictate my work and ruin all my plans, I desperately want my life back'

For many women, heavy periods shape daily life in ways few see. Carly, 37, is one of them—constantly planning work, clothes and travel around a cycle that dictates far more than a few days a month

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2 w. ago Pet nutritionist advises how your dog can ‘live two years longer’

Changing a few small things in your dog's daily life could significantly increase their lifespan

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2 w. ago The Kremlin says the internet is turned off to stop drone attacks. Russians are fed up

Russia's government is tightening its internet control, with widespread outages and restrictions already defining 2025 for its citizens. These pervasive measures are impacting daily life, from public transport to critical health monitoring.

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2 w. ago ‘I knew I was doing something I shouldn’t’: Karl Ove Knausgård on the fallout from My Struggle and the dark side of ambition

The Norwegian author on his autofictional epic, moving to London, and the psychopath at the heart of his new novelFifteen years ago, discussing the success of his six-volume autofictional work My Struggle on Norwegian radio, Karl Ove Knausgård said he felt as if he had “actually sold my soul to the devil”. My Struggle had become a runaway success in Norway – a success that would subsequently be repeated across the world – but the project provoked anger in some quarters for its portrayal of friends and family members. This was a work of art that came at a price. Hence, for its creator, its Faustian aspect.That experience lies at the root of Knausgård’s latest novel, The School of Night, the fourth volume in his Morning Star sequence, in which his typical character studies and fine-grained attention to the minutiae of daily life are married to a compelling supernatural plot involving a mysterious star appearing in the sky and the dead returning to life. Volumes one and three, The Morn...

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3 w. ago Frustrations grow in Russia over cellphone internet outages that disrupt daily life

When Russians look back at 2025, they might remember it as the year when the government took even tighter control of the internet

Technology

3 w. ago New research challenges the benefits of walking 10,000 steps a day

The 10,000-step goal originated from a 1960s Japanese advertising campaign for the world’s first commercial pedometer

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3 w. ago Things That Disappear by Jenny Erpenbeck review – a kaleidoscopic study of transience

A collection of columns by the German Booker winner reveals a keen eye for details that mark the passing of timeJenny Erpenbeck wrote the pieces collected in this compact yet kaleidoscopic book for a column in the newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung; published in German in 2009, they now appear in an English translation by Kurt Beals, following the immense success of Erpenbeck’s novel Kairos, which won the 2024 International Booker prize.It’s interesting and instructive to reflect on what German newspaper readers made of the column in the early years of the new millennium, nearly two decades on from the fall of the Berlin Wall. For while Erpenbeck adopted some of the features of the form – apparently throwaway observations on daily life, such as minor irritation at the difficulty of sourcing proper splitterbrötchen, an unpretentious pastry now pimped for a more elaborate and wealthy clientele – she consistently enlarged and complicated it. Into that recognisable tone of e...

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3 w. ago I've been to 101 countries as a solo female traveller. The one that I loved and surprised me the most is Afghanistan

British solo traveller Astrid Sieber is on a quest to visit every nation on Earth - and she told The Daily Mail that it was surprisingly Afghanistan that 'changed her life'.

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4 w. ago Snakes, sheilas and a backblocks shed: the school teaching how to wrangle Australia’s most venomous reptiles

‘If you wouldn’t mind,’ the instructor says, handing out legal documents to all those who enter, ‘signing your life away’Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastIn the backblocks of the Lockyer Valley, more than an hour’s drive west of Brisbane, is a dead end track thick with scrubby eucalypt regrowth.It is a Saturday morning in late spring and, in this quiet neck of an area which bills itself Australia’s salad bowl, a car turns down the no through road. One follows another. Continue reading...

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4 w. ago Snakes, sheilas and a backblocks shed: learning how to wrangle Australia’s most venomous reptiles

‘If you wouldn’t mind,’ the instructor says, handing out legal documents to all those who enter, ‘signing your life away’Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastIn the backblocks of the Lockyer Valley, more than an hour’s drive west of Brisbane, is a dead end track thick with scrubby eucalypt regrowth.It is a Saturday morning in late spring and, in this quiet neck of an area which bills itself Australia’s salad bowl, a car turns down the no through road. One follows another. Continue reading...

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