1 hour ago Death toll in Indonesian school collapse rises to 61 as more bodies are recovered

Indonesian recovery crews have found a dozen bodies as they searched for young people missing after the ceiling of a prayer hall caved in at an Islamic boarding school last week

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2 h. ago Four symptoms in the leg could be 'first clue' of deadly cancer

Health experts have issued a warning over the potential first sign of pancreatic cancer, which is often hard to spot.

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2 h. ago Solve this 'rickety bridge' brainteaser in 30 seconds to prove you have a high IQ

The 'rickety bridge' test is a classic brain teaser that only people with a high IQ are likely to crack in less than 30 seconds - so how long will it take you?

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2 h. ago Man, 46, is arrested after mosque with people inside is set on fire

Two men were inside the Peace Community Centre and Mosque in East Sussex and managed to escape when it was engulfed in flames shortly before 10pm on Saturday.

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2 h. ago WHO accuses vape manufacturers of hooking a generation of children on e

Vape manufacturers were last night accused of hooking a generation of children on e-cigarettes as the number of people globally who use the devices exceeded 100million.

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3 h. ago Jane Goodall’s biting ‘Last Words’ wish before dying would send Musk, Trump and Netanyahu on a SpaceX flight out of here

Goodall said she wished to put people she didn’t like on one of tech billionaire Elon Musk’s spaceships and ‘send them all off to the planet he’s sure he’s going to discover’

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3 h. ago 80% of people ‘worried about older friends and relatives being scammed online’

Some people are concerned that bank branch closures may push more older people into the hands of online scammers, the research indicated.

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3 h. ago Microplastics found in bottled water and fish linked to depression

A study is among the first to examine how microplastics found in certain foods and even tap water interact with the human gut

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3 h. ago ‘Avalanche’ of child abuse and exploitation taking place in private – study

An analysis by researchers based in Scotland produced new insights into the scale of sexual assault and rape of children.

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3 h. ago ICE is struggling to detain more people despite a huge influx of money. And officials are blaming one man

Critics say the Trump administration’s new funding policies and strategy of working with states to house immigration detainees has slowed the expansion of its deportation campaign

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3 h. ago Just one can of Diet Coke or Sprite a day could raise risk of deadly liver disease by up to 60 per cent, concerning research suggests

Chinese researchers have discovered just 250ml of fizzy drinks per day - less than one can - was enough to raise the risk of MASLD by up to 60 per cent.

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3 h. ago Microplastics could increase the risk of bowel cancer and depression, first human

Experts today, who labelled the findings 'significant', said it was the first human study showing microplastics could alter the human gut microbiome.

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4 h. ago Ladybirds swarm UK homes as baffled Brits given reason for 'invasion'

Large swarms of ladybirds have been spotted invading homes around Britain, leaving many people baffled - and now one expert has explained the reason behind their behaviour

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4 h. ago The Celebrity Traitors: Is body language reliable at detecting honesty?

Trying to distinguish between the truth and deceit can be hard. Here’s what the experts think.

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4 h. ago Trainee teachers to get up to £31k tax free to train in Stem subjects

The Department for Education will continue to provide bursaries and scholarships for trainee teachers in certain subjects.

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4 h. ago Trump takes to TikTok to tell young people they ‘owe him big’ after ‘saving’ platform during bizarre motivational speech

It was the president’s first post on the Chinese-owned video app since Election Day 2024, alongside Vice President JD Vance

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5 h. ago American liberal says he's now a Trump supporter after seeing how rough and dangerous London has become

Aris Goldberg, a travel TikToker, sparked debate across social media as he said he was stunned by the number of people in London who warned him to be cautious about brazen daylight robberies.

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5 h. ago People claim London crime is rising because it suits them, Met commander says

People claim London crime is rising because it suits them, Met commander says  The Guardian

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5 h. ago Stephen Miller asks when America has tolerated ‘riotous assemblies around government buildings.’ The internet responds

Earlier this year, President Trump gave reprieves to over 1,500 people prosecuted for their role in the January 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol

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5 h. ago Robert Jenrick criticised over ‘didn’t see another white face’ comment

Labour Party chairwoman Anna Turley said people of colour should not have to justify their Britishness to the shadow justice secretary.

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