8 h. ago New research reveals how young people will be the death of traditional beach resort holidays

A traditional family holiday used to involve heading off to a sunny destination and spending time by the beach and pool. But that's dying out, according to new research by Antor.

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13 h. ago Brit tourist dies swimming at Thai beach resort just metres from sunbathing wife

The elderly man was swimming at Lanta Pura Beach Resort on Koh Lanta Island when he clutched his chest and got into difficulty in the water - he was later pronounced dead

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33 h. ago NHS boss reveals up to 8,000 people will be hospitalised with flu by next week

Sir Jim Mackey tells NHS England board meeting that flu patients will take up between 5,000 and 8,000 hospital beds every day amid worst flu season on record

Science

34 h. ago Harrods has its own Advent calendar but people can't get over the price

People were left surprised when a woman revealed how much an Advent calendar cost her from Harrods, comparing it to how much all the products were actually worth in there

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34 h. ago Small business bosses struggle to promote themselves to grow, bank survey shows

Small business bosses say they are struggling to promote themselves and attract new customers in a blow for growing the economy, a poll says. Four in ten firms say they don't have the time or resources to reach people who can spend cash with them, the HSBC survey reveals. More than half - some 55...

Economics

59 h. ago Malnourishment fears for Stirling older people as stats reveal scale of issue

The bombshell figures released by the Food Train charity have highlighted that almost 30 per cent of older people across Stirling and Clackmannanshire are at risk.

Politics

4 d. ago British public’s verdict is in: Die Hard is not a Christmas movie

Survey also reveals Britons’ favourite festive film, views on tear-jerkers and family cinema tripsWhen Macaulay Culkin recently said he didn’t consider Die Hard to be a Christmas film – wading into one of pop culture’s most heated holiday debates – he was booed by a live audience.But it looks like the British people are behind the actor, with a survey revealing that Home Alone is the UK’s favourite festive film, while Die Hard has officially been voted not a Christmas movie. Continue reading...

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4 d. ago I'm A Celeb LIVE updates: Third star to leave after fresh contraband discovered

The comedian is the latest to leave the jungle and has revealed which of his campmates has been swiping other people's things

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4 d. ago I'm A Celeb LIVE updates: Vogue Williams leaves the camp after fighting with fan favourite Angry Ginge

The comedian is the latest to leave the jungle and has revealed which of his campmates has been swiping other people's things

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4 d. ago Peter Kay reveals moment he discovered making people laugh was ‘only thing’ he was good at

Peter Kay chatted to Sara Cox at the Lowry in September

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4 d. ago Mother reveals how she cooks her Christmas dinner a month early

Mother Claire Gillies, 47, from Hertfordshire, has revealed how she finished cooking her Christmas dinner a month early - minus the turkey - to save her three hours in the kitchen on the big day.

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5 d. ago Emmerdale star 'couldn't even tell his wife' Lisa Riley was going on I'm A Celeb

Emmerdale’s Dominic Brunt revealed he was one of the only people Lisa Riley told before heading into I’m A Celeb, keeping her jungle plans a closely guarded secret

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6 d. ago Jamie Oliver's ‘really clever’ Christmas dinner hack could save you time

Chatting to Zoe Ball on her BBC Radio 2 show, Naked Chef star Jamie Oliver revealed a "really clever" tip to help people speed up the preparation of their festive dinners

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6 d. ago Coffee each day could ‘slow biological ageing’ by five years for some people

A new study has revealed the maximum amount of coffee certain people should be drinking each day to get extra biological years

Politics

8 d. ago What is Operation Allies Welcome? The refugee scheme that allowed DC shooting suspect into the US

Trump claims Biden-era scheme has let in ‘20 million unknown and unvetted foreigners’, but government figures reveal fewer than 200,000 people have entered US through resettlement program

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8 d. ago Storms with women's names are more deadly than those with men's names because people feel less threatened by them and take less precautions, new study reveals

A study found that on average, storms with female names cause more deaths than those with male names because people may feel less frightened by them.

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1 week ago Paul C Brunson reveals the biggest mistake that stops people finding ‘the one’

EXCLUSIVE: The Celebs Go Dating coach and We Need to Talk host discusses dating myths, red flags, the emotional chaos of the holidays, and why Beyoncé tops his podcast wish-list.

Politics

1 week ago Santa Monica’s shine has dimmed – can a bold reset revive the beach city’s fortunes?

Years of hollowed out shops, safety worries and stalled leadership have left the famed coastal city searching for a way backSanta Monica is a city that would seem to have everything. A glorious, wide sandy beach. A fabled pier framed by palm trees and views of the southern California mountains. An aura of Hollywood magic, with a native honor roll that runs from Shirley Temple to Sean Penn. Streets that smell like the Mediterranean, filled with restaurants, cafes and interesting one-off shops.And yet, for the past several years, almost nothing has gone right for a beach resort known and envied in the Los Angeles area for its beauty, its excellent public schools, and a progressive political culture that has sought to keep the city accessible and affordable to people of all income levels. Continue reading...

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1 week ago Peter Andre reveals the 'worst nightmare' he fears as a parent

Peter Andre, who is a father of five, has revealed what his 'worst nightmare' as a parent is, and why people need to give Adam Peaty and his family a break amid their ongoing feud

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1 week ago We’ve witnessed the end of going out on the pull – here’s why it matters

The rise in dating apps and the decline in Britain’s nightlife may have sounded the death knell for this time-honoured tradition of finding a mate. Helen Coffey mourns the loss for a generation of single youngsters

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