18 h. ago Lights out: can dimming the sun really save us from global warming?

How to stem global warming is an increasingly urgent question. Some people are thinking outside the box

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30 h. ago Revealed: The most common questions people ask Alexa (Some are a bit weird)

It turns out we’re using smart speakers for everything from pop culture curiosity to kitchen crisis management = and the patterns are oddly relatable

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46 h. ago The Knowledge | Which football clubs have pictures of people on their badges?

Plus: players popping up randomly on TV, triple-doubles in names and which match featured the most Ballon d’Or winners?Mail us with your questions and answers“While scanning the Champions League fixtures, I noticed that Pafos FC of Cyprus have a person’s face on their badge (Cypriot freedom fighter Evagoras Pallikarides),” writes Paul Savage. “Other than faces of legendary characters (Ajax), do any other badges have people on them?”This was one of the more popular Knowledge questions of 2025. We received dozens of answers – thanks one and all – that referenced clubs all around the world. In no particular order, here they are. Continue reading...

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55 h. ago Zelenskyy ‘ready for elections’ after Trump questions Ukrainian democracy

Zelenskyy says he would hold wartime elections within months given help from allies and Ukraine’s parliamentTrump lambasts ‘weak’ and ‘decaying’ Europe and hints at walking away from UkraineVolodymyr Zelenskyy has said he is ready to hold a wartime election within the next three months, if Ukraine’s parliament and foreign allies will allow it, after Donald Trump accused him of clinging on to power.Zelenskyy, clearly irritated by Trump’s intervention, said that “this is a question for the people of Ukraine, not people from other states, with all due respect to our partners”. Continue reading...

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63 h. ago Can you cook an entire Christmas dinner in an air fryer? An expert reveals the common mistakes to avoid

Welcome to your Christmas air fryer rulebook: the dos, the don'ts, and the dish-saving wisdom you'll be glad you read before the big day.

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3 d. ago Learner drivers 'keep failing' theory test for making 1 blunder before exam

Worried you're going to flunk your theory test? One expert revealed the common mistake some learners are making when they're about to sit their all-important exam

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3 d. ago Doctor shares common reason why your hands and feet are cold

A doctor of pharmacy named Dr Chris has revealed the most common reason why your hands and feet might always feel cold, and there's a simple way to fix it

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3 d. ago Strictly Come Dancing star issues defiant statement after devastating dance

Strictly Come Dancing star Amber Davies has hit back at trolls who have questioned her dance experience, urging people to 'be kind' after surviving the dance-off

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5 d. ago Chef reveals how to cook the perfect roast potatoes this Christmas

Russ Goad, executive chef for M&S Food, revealed his top tips to the Daily Mail to ensure you make the perfect roast potatoes this Christmas.

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7 d. ago Is your relationship solid – or sinking? The bird theory thinks it knows

TikTokers say it will show the health of your relationship. Does it really show how we think about romance?What would you say if your partner told you they saw a bird today? Would you mumble noncommittally, or ask a follow-up question?You might be surprised to know that thousands of people on TikTok and Instagram would judge you if you chose the former. Continue reading...

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8 d. ago Shetland viewers fear for fan favourite as truth 'exposed' in huge bombshell

On Wednesday's instalment of Shetland, BBC viewers saw tensions soar as questions started to rise over people's connection to Eadie Tulloch

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8 d. ago A routine blood test revealed I was suffering from a common genetic disease. It causes chronic fatigue, painful joints and can lead to heart failure

Sue Dearden was 61 when she went for the routine blood test that would change her life.

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8 d. ago 'I spent thousands on weekly food shop and many people have a lot of questions'

A woman has left people gobsmacked after claiming to spend £3,800 on groceries every week in a TikTok video, but viewers questioned her haul and how healthy it actually was, too

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8 d. ago Former Greggs worker shares secrets and 1 annoying question customers always ask

The ex-Greggs worker revealed what it's really like working at the popular bakery – and now people have taken this as an opportunity to ask their burning questions

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1 week ago Flight attendant reveals the common item you should leave at home

A flight attendant has revealed the items you should leave behind before your next trip - as well as the ones you should bring instead.

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2 w. ago Americans are finally realizing why we don't eat turkey eggs

While people feast on turkey this Thanksgiving, many have questioned why the bird's eggs are not on the menu.

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2 w. ago 'I'm a pharmacist and there's seven medications I'd never take for terrifying reason'

A top pharmacist reveals the common pharmacy staples she refuses to use as she reveals scary reality behind pills that can cause long term effects if used improperly

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2 w. ago Islamist terror suspect questioned over Sri Lankan bombings which killed 269 people seeks asylum in Britain

The asylum seeker, from Sri Lanka, was held over allegations that he was involved in the Easter Sunday bombings in April 2019, which killed 269 including eight Brits.

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2 w. ago Judi Love opens up on confidence questions: 'People only ask because I'm plus

Loose Women star Judi Love discusses the confidence questions she 'battles' with, explaining other women in the industry are rarely asked the same thing

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2 w. ago Party season is coming – and I am the tense, sweaty, shrill hostess with the leastess | Polly Hudson

Whether it’s panicking about the mess, forgetting drinks orders or frantically asking if people are having fun, I’m no fun at parties. How do the bon vivants do it?Being a bad friend is presumably like being a narcissist – wondering whether you are one probably means that you’re not. However, a writer for the US magazine People questioned this topic just this week, with an article asking if she was letting down her mates by refusing to host Friendsgiving. (For the unfamilar, this is Thanksgiving you spend with friends rather than family, and is increasingly popular in the UK.) She has a good reason though. “I simply don’t want people in my house.”After mentioning “the foot traffic, the proximity to my stuff, the general vibes of it all”, she admitted, “there is a rhythm and reason to the way my fruit bowl is organised, how my coffee table books are placed and how my cushions lie on the sofa. I would hate to be half-cooking, half-monitoring my guests to make sure no one has their fee...

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