94 m. ago Unease at slow pace of change in Nepal one month on from gen Z protests

Promised crackdown on corruption is not happening fast enough for many who saw government toppled within a day of protestsPrakash Bohora was one of the first of Nepal’s gen Z protesters to feel the sting of a police bullet. Like thousands of other young people, he had taken to the streets of the capital last month to protest against corruption and a draconian ban on social media.He had no idea on that day in Kathmandu that the demonstration would escalate into what is now described as Nepal’s gen Z revolution, which has led to the toppling of the government within a day, the dissolution of parliament and appointment of a new interim prime minister, the anti-corruption hardliner Sushila Karki, by the end of the week. Continue reading...

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94 m. ago Brits warned over buying supermarket olive oil and 'where it is from'

When buying olive oil from the supermarket, there are three key things you should always look out for on the label - according to a gut health expert who is a fan of the Mediterranean diet

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2 h. ago Parents risk fine of up to £160 for taking child on holiday this winter

Going abroad might be a fun experience for your child, but it could land you in a lot of trouble

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2 h. ago UK households urged to put washing up liquid in one spot to prevent mould

Black mould can be a common sight in homes during the winter months, but there's a cheap and easy method to prevent it from forming - and all you need is washing up liquid

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2 h. ago Mrs Hinch fans say one £3.99 ingredient 'works better' than vinegar and baking soda for thick toilet limescale

A woman has shared a snap of the 'thick' limescale in her toilet bowl, which she has been unable to remove with the usual cleaning products - and people have shared their go-to solution

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3 h. ago Ukraine war briefing: Power restored to Kyiv after Russia drone attacks

Zelenskyy says attacks targeted energy infrastructure as winter looms; boy killed as drones and missiles hit Zaporizhzhia. What we know on day 1,326Power was restored to 270,000 consumers in Kyiv after attacks from Russia knocked it out, Ukraine’s energy minister Svitlana Hrynchuk wrote on Facebook on Friday. People in Kyiv heard blasts throughout Thursday night and many woke up without power on Friday after the huge air attack targeted Ukraine’s energy system. Images posted online showed firefighters working to tackle burning blocks of flats. Hrynchuk did not say how many people had lost power. Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, said the Russian strikes targeted civilian and energy infrastructure as Ukraine prepares for winter temperatures.Russian drones and missiles damaged 12 apartment buildings in the south-eastern Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia, killing a seven-year-old boy and injuring four people, according to the regional governor. The Kyiv mayor, Vitali Klitschko, sa...

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3 h. ago Gardeners preparing for winter warned of £20,000 fines for removing common plant

There are a number of UK laws that could catch out gardeners as they prepare for winter months

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4 h. ago Brits told to do one thing before power cuts hit during winter

As Britain braces for more extreme weather and potential power cuts, people are being urged to do one simple thing - and it's crucial ahead of the festive season

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4 h. ago You'll need 'crisp vision' to spot the acorn hiding in autumn brainteaser

A brainteaser has been shared online which challenges people to spot a hidden acorn in a sea of autumn leaves - but it's not as easy as it looks

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5 h. ago Talk up UK economy or risk Farage, Treasury tells business leaders

Rachel Reeves is pushing a positive narrative on Britain in the run-up to her November Budget

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6 h. ago Methanol poisoning kills three in Brazil as secret alcohol factory uncovered

While investigating the deaths of two people who had drunk vodka purchased at the same bar, police in Brazil uncovered a clandestine alcohol factory near São Paulo

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6 h. ago The five common signs of a heart attack you want to watch out for

More than 800,000 Americans suffer a heart attack every year

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6 h. ago 'Ricky Hatton's emotional funeral proved why he's the People's champion'

The sporting world said goodbye to Ricky Hatton on Friday morning as Manchester's streets were lined for Hatton's 12-mile long outpouring of grief

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7 h. ago Prince Harry makes new bid to have UK security funded by taxpayers reinstated

Prince Harry has written to Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood to ask that the Royal and VIP Executive Committee (Ravec) carry out a risk management board (RMB) for him

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7 h. ago Harry and Meghan warn of social media impact on young people’s mental health

The Duke of Sussex warned that the digital world has ‘fundamentally changed how we experience reality’.

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8 h. ago Nineteen people feared dead after blast at Tennessee munitions plant

Police chief calls explosion near Bucksnort, south-west of Nashville, ‘devastating’ and says ‘we have some deceased’Nineteen people are missing and feared dead following a massive explosion at a military munitions plant in Tennessee on Friday morning.The powerful blast ripped through the explosives manufacturing plant in rural Tennessee on Friday morning, rattling homes miles away and bringing emergency services to the scene, authorities and residents said. Continue reading...

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8 h. ago Arrest made in Alabama capital city shooting that left 2 dead and 12 injured last weekend

A juvenile male has been arrested for his role in a shooting that killed two people and injured 12 others in Montgomery, Alabama

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8 h. ago Hospital area evacuated after two people assaulted by man as Scots cops launch probe

Emergency services raced to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary after the alarm was raised at around 5.30pm on Friday.

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8 h. ago Hospital A&E evacuated after two people assaulted by man as Scots cops launch probe

Emergency services raced to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary after the alarm was raised at around 5.30pm on Friday.

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10 h. ago Bellingham must accept Tuchel’s collective structure or risk England exile | Jacob Steinberg

Manager learned at PSG to ignore star power in pursuit of a winning formula that prioritises brotherhoodThomas Tuchel once stood on the touchline at Anfield, watching in disbelief as his self-indulgent Paris Saint-Germain players refused to put in the hard yards against Jürgen Klopp’s Liverpool. “Guys, what is this?” he said, but there was never going to be a reaction from individuals with too much power and not enough respect for the basic concepts of teamwork.Intensity? Tracking back? Not for us, thanks. Too many wanted to do their own thing and it ground Tuchel down in the end. The German is a coach who wants structure, identity, sacrifice and energy. At PSG, though, he saw how individualism can bring a dressing room down. How could Tuchel make his mark when he had players who would moan if a teammate looked at them the wrong way? Continue reading...

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