63 m. ago XL Bully owner hits out at cops for 'executing' beloved dogs after they escaped garden

The XL Bully dogs had escaped through a hole in Callum Differ's garden in North Anston, Sheffield, and were killed when police were called to say the animals had attacked a horse

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1 hour ago 'Elegant' £720 Watch that is 'mistaken for Rolex' drops to £86 in Debenhams sale

"I’m already thinking of ordering a different color. Very happy and satisfied with my purchase!"

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3 h. ago Marks and Spencer shoppers race to buy £20 Percy Pig Easter hampers for £4.65

Marks and Spencer's Percy Pig letterbox bundle makes the perfect Easter gift for those who don't like chocolate

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3 h. ago Strawberries are 'bigger and tastier' if grown next to plant you wouldn't expect

Strawberries are a popular soft fruit to grow in the garden, with the plants producing abundant harvests of sweet, juicy berries in early summer - and there's a herb that's a perfect companion

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3 h. ago My front teeth are so gappy I can fit a 2p through them. They made me feel poor and ugly. I looked into radical solutions

My teeth are what you may call an acquired taste, wrtes Hilary Freeman. Between each of my incisors, there's a gap large enough to fit a two-pence piece. But here's why I won't change them.

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4 h. ago Dr Punam says dementia symptoms could be something very different

The BBC Morning Live resident GP says two million people are at risk and older people face the greatest danger

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4 h. ago Hay fever and common cold main differences as we enter spring sneezing season

These two different ailments can have similar symptoms - so how can you tell between them?

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4 h. ago Shocking images reveal how your favourite holiday drink could KILL

The unidentified pensioner only swallowed a 'small amount' because it had a 'foul taste', according to Danish medics who shared his story in a journal.

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4 h. ago Urgent warning to anyone using a pressure washer to clean decking

As households begin their spring cleaning, gardeners are advised to make this simple switch when cleaning their timber decks to avoid causing irreversible damage

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4 h. ago Climate crisis on track to destroy capitalism, warns top insurer

Action urgently needed to save the conditions under which markets – and civilisation itself – can operate, says senior Allianz figureThe climate crisis is on track to destroy capitalism, a top insurer has warned, with the vast cost of extreme weather impacts leaving the financial sector unable to operate.The world is fast approaching temperature levels where insurers will no longer be able to offer cover for many climate risks, said Günther Thallinger, on the board of Allianz SE, one of the world’s biggest insurance companies. He said that without insurance, which is already being pulled in some places, many other financial services become unviable, from mortgages to investments. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Cardiff's amazing rooftop bar with sprawling city views you might be blissfully unaware exists

The sun’s shining in Costa del Cardiff, and you know what that means—it’s time to hunt down the perfect rooftop spot for a pint.

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5 h. ago ‘It’s really crude’: concern over mix of misogyny and Franco nostalgia among Spanish teens

Netflix drama Adolescence sharpens debate over toxic masculinity – and in Spain it is mixed with ignorance over dictatorshipThree or four years ago, the Spanish psychologist Jesús Moreno began to notice a difference in the drawings that the young participants in his workshops on masculinity produced when asked to sketch out their idea of what a man looks like.The figures they drew were no longer merely the muscular and bizarrely well-endowed drug dealers, etched with prison tattoos and surrounded by guns, knives, cars, sex workers and bundles of cash, to which Moreno and his colleagues had long grown accustomed. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Ferrari's reason for controversially outright rejecting Lewis Hamilton's request

Lewis Hamilton's viral photo which sent social media into overdrive earlier this year could have looked very different if the Brit got his way with Ferrari

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5 h. ago Tragic Gene Hackman detail exposed after death as he slept in different room to wife

Hollywood legend Gene Hackman and wife Betsy Arakawa were found dead at their home in February, and now a heartbreaking detail about their home life has emerged

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5 h. ago Stephen A Smith v LeBron James turns NBA’s narrator into a main character

ESPN’s biggest name has never been shy about giving his opinion. But now he is part of the drama he so often comments onWho would win in a fight between LeBron James and Stephen A Smith is a question only Stephen A Smith would think to ask. There has been little avoiding the question since the Los Angeles Lakers superstar confronted ESPN’s No 1 personality during a recent game against the New York Knicks. The player was venting his displeasure at Smith for his pointed comments about James’s eldest son, and Lakers teammate, Bronny – the 55th pick in last year’s NBA draft.James approached Smith, a courtside spectator for the game, and appeared to tell him to “keep my son out of this shit” – a callback to Smith questioning whether Bronny deserved to be on a league roster. Smith went on TV the next day to make clear that he wasn’t actually picking on Bronny, the player; he was really calling out LeBron as a bad father for setting a high bar for his son’s pro career. Smith would come bac...

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5 h. ago Lewis Hamilton reminded by Ferrari 'drivers come and go' after his request was rejected

Lewis Hamilton's record-breaking move to Ferrari has already provided us with one of the most iconic images in Formula One history - but things could have been different

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6 h. ago Toddler who choked on pea at nursery and died was 'brightest star', mum tells court

"We are tortured every day with the what ifs and how things might be and should have been different. The unfairness of Lauren not being with us weighs so heavily."

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6 h. ago Bus driver in crash that left Virginia Giuffre with 'four days to live' gives very different version of events

Ross Munns speaks out after Prince Andrew’s accuser posted photo from hospital bed claiming she was close to death after being ‘hit by a school bus travelling at 110km/h’

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6 h. ago Virgil van Dijk hits back at 'bitter' Michael Owen over Liverpool claim

Michael Owen has suggested that recent defeats, which have curtailed trophy hopes for Liverpool, will have left a bitter taste but Virgil van Dijk has snapped back

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7 h. ago Ange Postecoglou seeks moment of strength to escape spiral at Spurs | Jonathan Liew

Tottenham manager knows the vultures are circling but his mission is driven by honouring the family nameHis passport still bears the name “Angelos Postekos”. It was the name legally given to him by his parents, eager for their children to fit into their adopted home, aware that they would face enough obstacles – a different language, a different culture, a different skin tone – without throwing a long name into the bargain.But he always hated the name Postekos. To him it smelled too much of embarrassment. Of apologising for who you were. Of changing your essence to please others. Of compromise. And so, as soon as he had any say in the matter, he resolved he would be known by the name his father had used, and those who came before him, back in the old country. Before everything changed forever. Continue reading...

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