4 d. ago We spent 24 hours in a country that doesn't exist. It was incredibly cheap and some of the best food we've ever had

A couple spent 24 hours in a country that doesn't officially exist and were shocked by the incredibly cheap and tasty food.

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4 d. ago People left furious by 'awful' mistake on dentist's floor that you 'can't unsee'

Bianca Siham, from London, was in the waiting area at her dentist's surgery when she noticed an infuriating error in the geometric flooring.

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6 d. ago Roman Gladiators fought BEARS in the arena, fossil evidence reveals for the first time

Scientists in Serbia have presented the first fossil evidence of a brown bear (Ursus arctos) that took on human fighters in Roman amphitheatre.

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7 d. ago Only 1 in 100 people people can find the hidden number in rows of 6s in seconds

A new brainteaser is challenging the nation to find the hidden number nine in a sea of sixes - but only 1% of people can do it in less than nine seconds. Can you spot it?

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7 d. ago 'Tall tale' Trump exposed in photo op that shatters 6ft 3in height claim

Donald Trump has long claimed to be 6'3" in height, but recent pictures of the former president standing next to Polish President Karol Nawrocki suggest otherwise

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7 d. ago Signs of depression in later life and how to recognise them, according to experts

Mental health experts tell Lisa Salmon that depression in older adults is just as common as it is in young people, but it can be harder to spot.

Science

7 d. ago Federal government to markedly increase number of inspectors trained to spot rail bridge concerns

The Transportation Department is going to train 163 track inspectors to dramatically increase the number of people who know how to spot critical problems with railroad bridges, but the railroads themselves will still be responsible for inspecting their own bridges and the results will still be kept confidential

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1 week ago Sir Alf Ramsey '50 years ahead of time' when player convicted of homosexuality offence

EXCLUSIVE: New book 'The Unseen Sir Alf' reveals secret 'evidence' which shows how Sir Alf Ramsey was ahead of his time in his handling of a young player who pleaded guilty to a homosexuality offence

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2 w. ago B&M shoppers spot new Snickers flavour and people are desperate to try it

Chocolate lovers have united after obsessing over a new Snickers chocolate bar flavour that has been spotted in B&M stores across the UK as they're desperate to try it

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2 w. ago Only a genius can spot the odd word out in this tricky optical illusion

This optical illusion is seriously tricky, and only a few people can spot the odd word out in this mind-boggling image - see how good your eyesight truly is and put it to the test

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2 w. ago 'Be wary' warning issued to UK tourists visiting Spain as holidaymakers being ‘targeted’

People can spot rental cars due to branded stickers, or visible barcodes

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2 w. ago UK holidaymakers warned over 'one simple mistake' that could cost 150,000

The Foreign Office (FCDO) has issued a warning to British holidaymakers, urging them to declare any pre-existing medical conditions when purchasing travel insurance or risk being left with a hefty bill

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2 w. ago Seemingly normal house listing sparks fury as a neighbours say 'it's cheating people'

EXCLUSIVE: A home owner and estate agent have been accused of 'cheating' potential buyers by using AI to turn a dusty old cottage into a desirable modern home.

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3 w. ago People spot 'eerie' detail in 1941 photo and claim it's evidence 'time travel exists'

A historic black and white photograph taken outside a cinema has left people questioning whether time travel is real

Culture

3 w. ago Brits warned about new 'phantom parcel' scam sweeping the nation

Here's how to spot the scam that's costing people hundresd of pounds before it's too late.

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4 w. ago The Ice alert app founder sparking fury in Trump officials: ‘Pam Bondi said I better watch out? Please.’

After IceBlock’s launch in April, Kristi Noem attacked developer Joshua Aaron and his wife was fired from the DoJ. The attention has only led to more raids being reportedFor many undocumented immigrants living in the US, the constant threat of Ice raids has turned their homes into prisons. Leaving the house to go to work, school, buy groceries or the doctor’s office all carry unthinkable risks.It’s a problem that Joshua Aaron wanted to tackle. A former indie musician (he played bass in 2000s buzz band The Rosenbergs and later fronted his own group Stealing Heather) turned app entrepreneur, he set about making an app that could spot Ice and alert people, the same way drivers let other drivers know about traffic stops on Waze. Continue reading...

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