50 m. ago Keep warm this winter and regulate blood pressure by adding one ingredient to meals

Beetroot is packed with nitrates that support blood circulation and help keep extremities warm during cold weather, according to health experts

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50 m. ago 'Clear sign' we've all seen in the sky means 'it will snow soon'

As the freezing temperatures sweep the UK, there's a clear sign that we've been ignoring which can tell us when to expect snowfall - all you need to do is look up

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74 m. ago Oodie Puffer Boots with sherpa lining feel like slippers and are now 60% off

Oodie's Puffer Boots are down to £23.60 from £59, offering the ultimate blend of warmth, comfort and practicality with cloud-like cosiness whether lounging at home or stepping outside

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74 m. ago Helen Skelton's favourite £90 waterproof winter jacket is now £45 in Black Friday sale

If you're after a practical windbreaker that's ideal for staying dry during showers, Helen Skelton's go-to jacket is just the thing - and it's now 50% off for Black Friday

Economics

92 m. ago Next slashes £200 designer Reiss dress 'perfect' for weddings to £48 away from Black Friday

Next's £48 Reiss dress is a perfect go-to for a winter wedding

Economics

1 hour ago Six ways to keep warm without central heating: Money saving hacks you need to know

As the temperature drops, many will be looking for alternative ways to keep warm that don't involve the heating. So here's our handy guide on staying cosy without hefty energy bills

Economics

1 hour ago Dry your towels quicker in winter if you do 1 step before leaving them to hang

Drying your towels has never been more difficult in the winter with the wet and windy Scottish weather. But now one cleaning expert shared a hack to hopefully help it along faster

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2 h. ago Five things to do in Greater Manchester this weekend from winter wonderlands to a West End megahit

You can't say it's not a varied line-up of events and things to do

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2 h. ago Towels will dry quicker in winter if you remember 1 step before hanging them up

It can get harder for many Brits to dry their towels inside during the winter, but one cleaning expert is urging homeowners to complete one step every single time

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3 h. ago South London NHS trust will save £700k moving blood cancer care

South London NHS trust will save £700k moving blood cancer care - patients 'feel angry and unheard'  My London

Economics

3 h. ago ‘Our underachieving careers make the friendship easier’: Ethan Hawke and Richard Linklater on Blue Moon and their 32

As they launch their 10th film together, the actor and director look back on how their stellar careers have progressed in tandem, through co-stars’ addictions and Hollywood pressures‘I like this, it’s good,” Ethan Hawke tells Richard Linklater, midway through a lively digression that has already hopped from politics to the Beatles to the late films of John Huston. “What’s good?” asks Linklater. “All of this,” says Hawke, by which he means the London hotel suite with its coffee table, couch and matching upholstered armchairs; the whole chilly machinery of the international press junket. “I like that we get to spend a couple of days in a room,” he says. “It feels like a continuation of the same conversation we’ve been having for the past 32 years.”It’s all about the conversation with Linklater and Hawke. The two men like to talk; often the talk sparks a film. The director and actor first met backstage at a play in 1993 (“Sophistry, by Jon Marc Sherman,” says Linklater) and wound up ch...

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3 h. ago ‘It felt dangerous. You got naggy’: Ethan Hawke and Richard Linklater on power, combovers and Blue Moon

Ahead of their 11th movie together, the actor and director discuss musicals, the legacy of Philip Seymour Hoffman and what being bald and 5ft tall does to your flirting skills ‘I like this, it’s good,” Ethan Hawke tells Richard Linklater, midway through a lively digression that has already hopped from politics to the Beatles to the late films of John Huston. “What’s good?” asks Linklater. “All of this,” says Hawke, by which he means the London hotel suite with its coffee table, couch and matching upholstered armchairs; the whole chilly machinery of the international press junket. “I like that we get to spend a couple of days in a room,” he says. “It feels like a continuation of the same conversation we’ve been having for the past 32 years.”It’s all about the conversation with Linklater and Hawke. The two men like to talk; often the talk sparks a film. The director and actor first met backstage at a play in 1993 (“Sophistry, by Jon Marc Sherman,” says Linklater) and wound up chatting...

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4 h. ago Brits braced for snow this weekend as dramatic shift in weather patterns threatens Arctic attack

The Met Office has warned of heavy rainfall and possible snow this weekend, with temperatures set to drop amid more forecasts of the white stuff heading into next week

Events

5 h. ago Harrowing picture shows how girl, 2, fought for life in hot car as dad left her to die while watching porn

WARNING, DISTRESSING CONTENT: Christopher Scholtes was charged with murder over the death of his daughter Parker, who was left in a car for almost three-and-a-half hours in baking temperatures

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6 h. ago Condensation disappears with £2.18 item that 'absorbs quite a bit of moisture'

Condensation can be a major problem in many homes during winter, but Mrs Hinch cleaning fans shared a simple trick using cat litter that could help tackle the issue.

Economics

7 h. ago Rachel Reeves is my niece. She's totally out of her depth, penalises hard workers and blames everyone else: Chancellor's uncle Terry says the UK is a 'bloody disgrace'...and Farage should take over

Rachel Reeves' Tory-supporting uncle Terry Smith, 73, has attacked his niece's Budget for 'benefits people' -declaring: 'I feel she and the government are totally out of their depth'.

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7 h. ago How do I respond to someone who says ‘I’m not racist, but ... ’? | Leading questions

It’s important to express your disagreement: for their sake as much as yours, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. But first decide on what you aim to accomplishRead more Leading questionsHow do I respond to someone who contributes to a conversation with “I’m not racist, but ” and then inevitably proceeds to say something racist, such as talking about immigrants on benefits or getting priority for housing?I’m referring to social occasions with people that I am not necessarily close to but rather acquaintances I may bump into semi-regularly. I feel myself getting simultaneously angry and tongue-tied and I mostly sit with my frustration to maintain some sense of harmony in the group.Sign up for the fun stuff with our rundown of must-reads, pop culture and tips for the weekend, every Saturday morning Continue reading...

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7 h. ago I'm 24 and last year, full of hope, I voted Labour for the first time. Now I feel so betrayed... and sure as hell won't back Starmer again: CHARLOTTE AMBROSE

Last summer, I walked into the rugby club of my hometown in the Cotswolds - not to watch a game or enjoy a pint, but to vote in the General Election.

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8 h. ago ANDREW NEIL: It accidentally leaked the Budget and gets its forecasts wildly wrong. Yet George Osborne's unelected quango has more power over Chancellors than ever

The premature publication of the Budget by the Office for Budget Responsibility was just about the only reason for a chuckle in what was a pretty grim day for the country and the economy.

Politics

8 h. ago I’m a fitness coach and you don’t want to miss this Whoop Black Friday deal

The fitness tracker helped me tweak my routine and wake up feeling genuinely rested – and it’s very rarely reduced

Economics