1 hour ago Kilmarnock ace wins William Hill SPFL Goal of the Month award for wonderstrike against Hibs

The teenager's finish helped secure an away draw at Easter Road

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9 h. ago Photos show newborn caregiving programs helping ease parenting in India

Antima Kumari lifts one of her newborn nephews, positions him between his father's bare chest and wraps a cloth around him to steady the tiny body. The baby quickly snuggles into his father's skin.

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46 h. ago Robins 'keep coming back to gardens' if you put out one kitchen staple

Robins can find it tough to feed as their food sources begin to dry up in autumn, but gardeners can easily help support these struggling birds during the colder months

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4 d. ago Could YOUR weight gain and crushing fatigue be hidden thyroid disease? Experts reveal the simple diet fixes that can help ease the misery

Diet experts have revealed a Mediterranean diet can help with a condition that blights over a million women in the UK

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6 d. ago Sir James Dyson unveils new AI robot vacuum in a bid to help households to clean with ease

The tech giant also showcased the 'world's slimmest vacuum cleaner' at the event in Berlin.

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6 d. ago ‘All I have left is this cloth’: Afghan earthquake survivors still waiting for help

Villagers near epicentre of devastation in Kunar province say they have been left without adequate food, tents or medical help as harsh terrain and loss of foreign aid hamper Taliban’s relief effortsIn the shattered houses of Wadeer village in Afghanistan’s Kunar province, survivors of Sunday’s devastating earthquake that has killed more than 2,200 people say they are still waiting for the most basic help: food and shelter.The 6.0-magnitude quake, which struck eastern Afghanistan – and has been followed by two further earthquakes including one overnight – also injured more than 3,600, according to Taliban officials. The district of Nurgal, in the west of Kunar province, where the village of Wadeer lies, was the epicentre of the devastation, with 1,000 people confirmed dead and 2,500 injured. More than 5,700 homes were destroyed. Continue reading...

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6 d. ago Afghan earthquake survivors still waiting for help as aid cuts hit Taliban relief efforts

Villagers near epicentre of devastation in Kunar province say they have been left without adequate food, tents or medical help as harsh terrain and loss of foreign aid hamper responseIn the shattered houses of Wadeer village in Afghanistan’s Kunar province, survivors of Sunday’s devastating earthquake that has killed more than 2,200 people say they are still waiting for the most basic help: food and shelter.The 6.0-magnitude quake, which struck eastern Afghanistan – and has been followed by two further earthquakes including one overnight – also injured more than 3,600, according to Taliban officials. The district of Nurgal, in the west of Kunar province, where the village of Wadeer lies, was the epicentre of the devastation, with 1,000 people confirmed dead and 2,500 injured. More than 5,700 homes were destroyed. Continue reading...

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6 d. ago ‘All I have left is this cloth’: Afghan quake survivors still waiting for help as aid cuts hit Taliban relief efforts

Villagers near epicentre of devastation in Kunar province say they have been left without adequate food, tents or medical help as harsh terrain and loss of foreign aid hamper responseIn the shattered houses of Wadeer village in Afghanistan’s Kunar province, survivors of Sunday’s devastating earthquake that has killed more than 2,200 people say they are still waiting for the most basic help: food and shelter.The 6.0-magnitude quake, which struck eastern Afghanistan – and has been followed by two further earthquakes including one overnight – also injured more than 3,600, according to Taliban officials. The district of Nurgal, in the west of Kunar province, where the village of Wadeer lies, was the epicentre of the devastation, with 1,000 people confirmed dead and 2,500 injured. More than 5,700 homes were destroyed. Continue reading...

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6 d. ago 'I'm a stain expert and this hack keeps school uniforms squeaky clean during term time'

The school day can pose many threats to the cleanliness of your child's uniform, from ketchup to ink-stains - luckily this easy hack can help keep it looking fresh and clean

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6 d. ago Conjoined twins Abby and Brittany Hensel share new photos after breaking silence over newborn baby

Abby and Brittany Hensel shared never-before-seen wedding photos, days after breaking their silence on viral images of the duo carrying a newborn baby.

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6 d. ago UK households with hydrangeas in gardens told to carry out one vital task this September

Hydrangeas will withstand winter, but one easy task can help ensure plenty of vibrant blooms come spring

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7 d. ago Expert's £7.50 radiator trick could slash your bills if you act right now

As the weather begins to get cooler you might start to worry about your energy expenditure - luckily, this cheap and easy radiator hack can help you keep costs down

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8 d. ago 'Careful easing' of mortgage stress test rules could help more first

A measured easing of stress test rules could allow more people into the mortgage market without a significant increase in arrears, UK Finance has said.

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8 d. ago Holidaying Brits more tired than before they went away urged to try this sleep travel tip

72% of Brits say their travels abroad are ruined by poor sleep, new research from Simba reveals, but these smart travel life hacks can help ease tension and ensure you have better sleep on holiday

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8 d. ago Conjoined twins break their silence over photos of them carrying a newborn baby

Speculation has surged after photos surfaced showing Abby and Brittany Hensel, 34, loading a baby into the back of a black Tesla at a parking lot in Arden Hills, Minnesota, in mid-August.

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8 d. ago Please don’t succumb to hopelessness over Palestine. Your voice can still make a difference | Arwa Mahdawi

As the war gets livestreamed to our phones, it is easy to be overwhelmed and feel helpless. But even small acts of activism add upI don’t know if Frankenstein star Christoph Waltz is normally a man of few words but he didn’t have much to say at a recent Venice film festival press conference. Waltz uttered only six words, with “CGI is for losers” constituting four of them. The remaining two were “I don’t”, in response to a question about how he stays hopeful in today’s “monstrous times”.Waltz is certainly not alone in despairing of a world which seems to elevate liars, cheats, and adjudicated sexual predators. It’s hard to feel hope when a genocide has been livestreamed to our phones for almost two years and there is no justice in sight; just a systematic slaughter of the journalists who serve as messengers. No peace prospects on the horizon; just well-paid consultants putting together ethnic cleansing prospectuses so a “Gaza Riviera” can be built. (Oh, sorry, we’re supposed to say “...

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8 d. ago Claims that careful easing of mortgage rules could help more first

UK Finance said its analysis suggests that a modest increase in lending, enabled by lower stress rates, could improve access to mortgages

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8 d. ago Ben Fogle opens up on 'most stressful period' after family health crisis

Ben Fogle has opened up about a health battle in his family that left him feeling "on edge" as he faced having to pay expensive costs to help ease the serious issue

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9 d. ago Travel buffs discover hidden gems near Europe's iconic locations thanks to new travel tool

A new digital guide helps travellers find inspiring destinations within easy driving distance of Europe's most popular cities

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1 week ago New calls for pensioner benefits reform to help provide easier access to financial support

Independent Age is urging the UK Government to make it easier to claim Pension Credit.

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