4 h. ago I've had hundreds of tweakments to look this good at 62: This is my ultimate guide to the doctors you can trust with your face and body

Why is it so important to choose a great practitioner? Because in a ­bewildering and crowded field of ­certificates and social-media bragging, what really matters is skill, safety and judgment.

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5 h. ago Savile Row boss says weight loss drugs are having ‘massive repercussions’ on industry

Among GLP-1 users, more than half said they will eat smaller portions and skip more treats this festive season

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9 h. ago Surprising new cause of dementia discovered... and scientists say it occurs decades before symptoms appear

A major new study suggests a previously unknown risk factor for dementia that strikes decades before symptoms manifest.

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9 h. ago Strictly Come Dancing fans work out 'real reason' behind Vicky and Kai's exit

Vicky Pattison and Kai Waddrington have been axed from Strictly Come Dancing and fans think they know exactly why they lost out to Balvinder Soap and Julian Caillon

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9 h. ago I'm A Celeb star Angry Ginge on growing up in Salford and entering the jungle with Aitch

'I think he'll do well, because I think people will see the real Ginge, not just the social media stuff'

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10 h. ago Robin Hood pantomime may be too much fun for snowflakes warns theatre

Bosses at Everyman Theatre in Cheltenham have warned people should think twice before booking tickets for the seasonal show because they may be offended

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11 h. ago Strictly Come Dancing’s Motsi Mabuse hits back at fans who criticised her judging skills on the show

STRICTLY Come Dancing's Motsi Mabuse has hit back at fans who criticised her judging skills on the show last night. Dancing duo Amber Davies, 29, and Nikita Kuzmin, 27, took to the floor with a spicy Paso Doble last night. The judges awarded the happy pair a score of 38 out of 40, putting them...

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12 h. ago Ireland’s Troy Parrott: I don’t think I’ll ever have a better night in my life

The Republic of Ireland twice trailed against Hungary at the Puskas Stadium on a night when victory was the only option.

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13 h. ago ‘I’d run down the road thinking I was God’: cannabis users on their psychosis – and the clinic trying to help them

‘I’d run down the road thinking I was God’: cannabis users on their psychosis – and the clinic trying to help them  The Guardian

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13 h. ago He was the Colombian cartel's main man in Europe, now he wants to open a school

'I'm just trying to do something good in the community. I think if we can change the minds of just a few, that will be enough'

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13 h. ago Benn battles demons and doubters to emerge triumphant against Eubank Jr

Victory against Chris Eubank Jr was driven by resentment towards his doubters after failed drug tests and defeat in their first bout“I feel like I’m going to go home and cry,” Conor Benn said quietly in the early hours of Sunday morning at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. “I think I’m going to cry here. Oh man, it’s been hard.”Despite the surprising ease with which he had beaten his nemesis Chris Eubank Jr over 12 one-sided rounds on Saturday night, Benn’s face was bruised. But his mouth almost crumpled because of a different struggle locked deep with himself. In 2022, Benn tested positive for clomifene twice in separate tests held months apart from each other. Continue reading...

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14 h. ago It looks like a simple math sum but has left people scratching their heads... can you solve it in 30 seconds?

It looks simple at first, but this math problem has the internet stumped. Don't be fooled - it demands more brainpower than one would assume. Think you can solve it in 30 seconds flat?

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15 h. ago La Nina weather system could bring more deadly storms to Southeast Asia, scientists warn

Days after more than 250 people were killed in the Philippines during two typhoons, forecasters warn that La Nina, the weather system which was likely behind the deadly Hurricane Melissa, could lead to more extreme weather in the battered country

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15 h. ago La Nina weather system could bring more deadly hurricanes to Southeast Asia, scientists warn

Days after more than 250 people were killed in the Philippines during two typhoons, forecasters warn that La Nina, the weather system which was likely behind the deadly Hurricane Melissa, could lead to more extreme weather in the battered country

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15 h. ago Want to avoid anxiety, headaches and constipation? Try giving up on your goals | Emma Beddington

We’re taught from infancy that perseverance is a moral virtue and persistence pays. But what if quitters are happier and healthier?Have you ever heard yourself saying “I’m going to do this if it kills me”? As the pensioners at my gym can attest, it’s what I hiss every time I’m there, attempting slowly and laboriously to get myself a millimetre closer to doing the splits.But what if it actually is killing me? Not the groin strain, problematic as that is, but because I’ve just read in New Scientist that giving up is good for you, while grinding on isn’t. One study showed that people who “struggled to disengage from unfulfilling goals” had higher levels of cortisol and inflammatory molecules. “The result,” the article explained, “could be a heightened susceptibility to all kinds of conditions, including cardiovascular disease and Alzheimer’s.” In addition, “goal disengagement” – giving up – correlated with a lower risk of headaches, constipation and eczema; it may even protect against ...

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15 h. ago Top MIT scientist blasts 'climate hysteria,' says global warming fears are driven by money... not evidence

A climate scientist with decades of experience has joined the growing opposition to what critics of climate change alarmism call nonsense science.

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16 h. ago World Cup qualifying latest, WSL updates, Gabriel injury scare and more – matchday live

⚽ News, discussion and buildup before the day’s action⚽ Read Football Daily | And you can mail matchday liveThomas Tuchel has said he would rather England lose their final World Cup qualifier to Albania than any of his players risk picking up a red card that would rule them out of the start of next summer’s tournament.The head coach has taken note of Portugal’s Cristiano Ronaldo possibly facing a two-game ban at the World Cup after his dismissal against the Republic of Ireland on Thursday and will remind his side about the importance of discipline at the Air Albania Arena on Sunday night. Tuchel does not want any needless slips from England, who have already won their qualifying group, and will even tell his players to think twice before fouling an opponent who is through on goal. Continue reading...

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16 h. ago How to make risotto alla milanese – recipe | Felicity Cloake's Masterclass

Just like Italy’s fashion capital, this saffron-hued dish is elegantly simple and very richRisotto alla milanese is, like the city it calls home, elegantly simple, but very rich. The saffron that gives the dish its striking colour is rightly expensive (it takes about 150 flowers to produce a mere gram), but you don’t need much and, though it’s often served alongside osso buco, I think it makes a fine meal on its own with a bitter-leaf salad.Prep 5 min Cook 30 min Serves 4 Continue reading...

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17 h. ago Sarah Ferguson is making key change that lays bare Royal Family scandal

The former Duchess of York is being forced to re-think a major aspect of her life in the wake of her ex-husband's dramatic downfall – but she still has friends that are willing to bail her out

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17 h. ago His research on autism was compassionate – how could Hans Asperger have collaborated with the Nazis?

The Vienna-based ‘father of neurodiversity’ was ahead of his time in his work but was also implicated in the Third Reich’s crimes. My novel set out to explore these contradictionsIn 2015, I decided to write a novel about Dr Hans Asperger, who worked at the University Children’s Hospital in Vienna during the second world war. My interest was sparked by two nonfiction books: NeuroTribes: The Legacy of Autism and How to Think Smarter About People Who Think Differently by Steve Silberman and In a Different Key: The Story of Autism by John Donvan and Caren Zucker.Reading these stories told about Asperger, you would have thought they were talking about two different people. To Silberman, Asperger was a compassionate and original thinker, whereas Donvan and Zucker depict him as an enthusiastic supporter of Hitler. For a historical novelist, widely differing accounts of the same person are gold dust, and I began to dig deeper. Continue reading...

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