35 m. ago Which cooking oil is best for you, how to use them... and which should you avoid

Used for everything from sautéing and deep frying to pouring into salad dressings, oil is the ultimate kitchen staple.

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47 m. ago People ask if she's my mum and say 'it's disgusting', but there's nothing wrong with our 27

Charlotte Marshall, 30, and Julie Kerry, 57, have been together nearly a decade, but that hasn't stopped the online trolls

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50 m. ago Zelensky to meet Starmer and European leaders in London after Trump

Zelensky to meet Starmer and European leaders in London after Trump-Putin talk shelved  BBC

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55 m. ago Claudia Winkleman 'eyeing up spot in Hollywood' following Strictly exit

Claudia Winkleman is reportedly eyeing up a spot in Hollywood to continue her TV career, following her surprise Strictly Come Dancing exit.

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58 m. ago Shock twist as Celebrity Traitors ends in dramatic cliffhanger with THREE stars up for the chop

THERE was one of the most dramatic cliffhangers to date in Celebrity Traitors last night, leaving three contestants in line for murder. The show, hosted by Claudia Winkleman, saw Kate Garraway, Lucy Beaumont, and Nick Mohammed all at risk of the chop as the credits rolled. In an audacious twist, the Traitors - Alan Carr,...

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69 m. ago Zelenskyy to meet European leaders in London for talks on military aid for Ukraine

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is set to meet European leaders in London on Friday

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69 m. ago LIVE: Murder investigation launched after man dies in Manchester car chase stabbing

A teenager has been arrested

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71 m. ago Grim details of Ian Watkins murder revealed by coroner – including exactly how he died

Ian Watkins was murdered at HMP Wakefield earlier this month and now the inquest into what happened has officially begun by Coroner Oliver Longstaff Wakefield Coroners' Court.

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2 h. ago Rangers face three pronged inquest from VIP pundits as Brann show Danny Rohl his problems go deep

The German escaped the brunt of the flak but the players weren't missed as Alan Hutton and Johan Mjallby put the boot in

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2 h. ago Jennifer Walton: Daughters review – a stylish and painful debut

(Local Action)Fiction, folk and a devastating diagnosis feature in the producer and DJ’s literary penmanship, her gentle, gothic vocals thick with morbid, magical thinkingMiss America, the centrepiece of Jennifer Walton’s stylish, painful debut record, sits us down in a hotel room near JFK airport, watching on as Walton learns that her father has been diagnosed with cancer. The Sunderland-born musician had been touring the US for the first time, drumming with indie band Kero Kero Bonito, and now grief greys everything out. Faltering piano and hushed strings accompany gothic dispatches from the tour van: “Cattle farm and broke down shack / Strip-mall, drug deal, panic attacks.”Walton’s gentle vocals are deadpan, with the record’s tension brought by her penmanship (encompassing fiction, folksy sayings and blunt diary entries) and her sharp, surprising maximalism. Few songs this year have stronger novelistic flair than Shelly, which witnesses the killing of a deer and spirals into a pe...

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2 h. ago McDonald's launches investigation after schoolgirl makes 'disgusting' find

John Cooney's 16-year-old daughter had ordered a chicken burger but was horrified at her meal.

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3 h. ago Miss USA hopeful, 23, texted alleged killer 'kidnap me again' before she went missing

Court documents revealed texts between Kada Scott and 21-year-old Keon King just moments before she was never seen again.

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3 h. ago Man says 'I didn’t kill anybody' in last words before he's executed on death row

Anthony Boyd had this week begged for authorities to reconsider his execution, which had been scheduled for around 30 years since his conviction for the murder of Gregory Huguley.

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3 h. ago The dreaded Duke of York curse as Prince Andrew follows a long line of embattled aristocrats amid the ongoing Jeffrey Epstein scandal

Murder, beheading, knock-knees, bribes, corruption and incompetence, stuttering, and weight problems are usually what comes with being Duke of York.

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4 h. ago NIAMH KIRK: 2016 makeup could save us from the boring 'clean girl' beauty look

As beauty lovers relish in the nostalgia of early 2010's makeup, there is one era of makeup Mirror writer Niamh Kirk wishes would make a comeback - and it could be on the rise very soon

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5 h. ago Demi Lovato review, It’s Not That Deep: Plenty of human heart pumping beneath the bangers

If the hooks and vocal commitment feel so steel-cored, it’s perhaps because the pop star is hanging onto them for dear life

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5 h. ago Vibrant dinosaur communities thrived in North America before asteroid strike wiped them out, study finds

Scientists caution evidence from single location may not point to broader trend

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7 h. ago Woman charged with murder after mum and two boys killed in horrific house fire

Jordana Johnson, her son Jordan Norris, 13, and his friend Chazz Mather, 13, were killed when a fire broke out at a home in Toolooa - police have now charged a woman

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7 h. ago McDonald's launches full investigation after schoolgirl makes 'disgusting' find

A 16-year-old girl has pledged never to eat at McDonald's again after she ordered a chicken burger from McDonald's on Rice Lane in Walton and was disgusted by her meal

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8 h. ago In the depths of the ocean, a new contest between the US and China emerges

Around the Cook Islands, the world’s two most powerful countries are exploring the possibility of deep-sea mining for critical mineralsDeep below the surface of the Pacific Ocean, the seafloor is dotted with clusters of brown and black rocks, each containing valuable metals.The rocks, known as polymetallic nodules, hold reserves of critical minerals that could be used to power clean energy and fuel a new industrial future. In the Cook Islands, a nation halfway between Hawaii and New Zealand, exploration vessels are mapping the mineral-rich seabeds. Continue reading...

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