81 m. ago Salmon will be juicy and tender if you add 1 ingredient to the dish

The fish is a popular choice for lunch or dinner and can be easily elevated with the correct preparation. A French chef has shared his method for making the ultimate salmon dinner

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2 h. ago Failing to complete 1 cleaning task could lead to your 'hair falling out'

A training trichologist has shared that failing to complete a cleaning task could cause hair loss. She detailed what you need to do each week to ensure your hair is healthy

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2 h. ago Michael McIntyre reveals how he punishes noisy neighbours and ensures they stay quiet

Michael McIntyre has confessed that there is a special tactic he employs to get his neighbours in Hampstead, London to switch their music off when they are blaring tunes

Politics

5 h. ago This hotels saga isn’t really about asylum seekers: it’s a window on to a far bigger scandal | Gaby Hinsliff

A blistering new report tells a tale of billions wasted and vulnerable people left traumatised, while companies profit from a blundering stateA young man lounges under a beach umbrella in shorts, the sunny Dubai skyline visible over his shoulder. You, too, he tells his followers, can live the millionaire lifestyle plastered all over his social media accounts; the secret is housing vulnerable people at the taxpayer’s expense. The TikToker Luigi Newton, who says he started out working in a call centre and now manages a string of mostly social housing properties remotely from overseas, is just one of a new breed of landlord influencers boasting about the supposedly rich pickings to be made from buying up and renovating cheap housing to rent to social housing providers, ensuring a steady, hassle-free stream of government-backed income dropping into their accounts.In one video, Newton admits he’s had flak online because one of his main clients is the outsourcing giant Serco, which mostly...

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5 h. ago What is the ‘three sisters’ growing method and does it work?

This ancient companion planting technique may help fruit and vegetable growers who are short of space.

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5 h. ago Brad Rea survived on beans on toast after being left ‘skint’ with cancelled fights how he is earning biggest purse

BRAD REA survived on beans on toast after cancelled fights left him skint - but his refusal to quit landed him the European title and a career-high purse. Rea was set for a big-earning Saudi Arabia bout in February - before Swedish opponent Constantino Nanga pulled out injured with a week to go. Two months...

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13 h. ago Reform levies on developers as communities are denied amenities – MPs

A committee has called on the Government to ensure house builders contribute adequate funds as profits are boosted by land value increases.

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15 h. ago Glaswegians 'not spreading misinformation' on drug consumption room says Neil Gray

"We want to have a harm reduction approach to ensure that people have a route into a recovery from their substance dependency and to ensure that we can save lives."

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19 h. ago How Typhoon jet deal with Turkey is a major win for Scotland

Workers in Scotland carry a long and proud tradition of ensuring our Royal Air Force’s warfighting excellence.

Economics

21 h. ago Every resident in Welsh borough has had black bins inspected with some fined

The keeping up with the Jones' campaign is a drive to ensure every household in Blaenau Gwent recycles, targeting those who recycle little or not at all

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22 h. ago Stop using the toaster when making toast as 1 better method will ensure it's crispier

Toast can be dry and tasteless if you're only using a toaster, but there's a simple way to make it more flavourful and crispy without having to add loads of butter

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22 h. ago Marco Pierre White's 'one second' secret method transforms taste of potatoes

The TV chef revealed the simple tip as he delivered a demonstration for BBC Maestro

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26 h. ago Trump describes Russia’s new cruise missile test as ‘not appropriate’

US president says Vladimir Putin should focus on ending war with Ukraine rather than testing missilesDonald Trump has described Vladimir Putin’s announcement of a nuclear-powered cruise missile test as “not appropriate” amid growing tensions between Moscow and Washington.Putin said on Sunday that Russia had successfully tested its “unique” nuclear-capable Burevestnik cruise missile, which the Kremlin described as part of efforts to “ensure the country’s national security”. Continue reading...

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26 h. ago Rachel Reeves warns the rich will have to 'contribute' more taxes after Budget and can only say burden on squeezed middle earners will be kept as 'low as possible'

The Chancellor said the Government needed to ensure there is 'sufficient headroom' above its spending plans when she reveals her next fiscal package on 26 November.

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27 h. ago Rachel Reeves reveals tax rises and spending cuts ARE being considered at Budget as she scrambles for Gulf trade deal on Saudi Arabia visit

The Chancellor said the Government needed to ensure there is 'sufficient headroom' above its spending plans when she reveals her next fiscal package on 26 November.

Economics

28 h. ago Progress on ending asylum hotels to be announced ‘within weeks’ – minister

Steve Reed said the Government was looking at ‘modular’ forms of building to ensure sites could go up quickly.

Politics

32 h. ago Geert Wilders failed in government, but the far right retains its grip on the Netherlands | Cas Mudde

A media in thrall to Wilders’ party ensures its agenda is entrenched in Dutch politics and will dominate Wednesday’s electionOn Wednesday Dutch people go to the ballot box again! This will be the ninth election for the Tweede Kamer (second chamber), the Dutch parliament’s legislative chamber, in this still young century. In some ways the Netherlands has become the Italy of the 21st century, plagued by political fragmentation, governmental instability, and radicalisation (accompanied, increasingly often, by violence).This election is a direct result of this fragmentation and instability. The far-right Freedom Party (PVV) led by Geert Wilders dominated the last ruling coalition, but still pulled the plug in July, after less than a year. The various lessons that the Dutch media, political parties, and voters have drawn from this tumultuous experience should be relevant beyond the Netherlands, given that most European countries are struggling with a similar challenge: how to deal with t...

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37 h. ago Ministers face call to ensure toys are free from ‘forever chemicals’

Fifty experts have urged the Government to act.

Politics

41 h. ago Forget the seafood and steak! Brits are pairing wine with pizza... and beans on toast

A new report involving 2000 participants shows almost a third (27 percent) pair theirs with pizza, while a fifth (20percent) have cheese on toast with their favourite plonk.

Society

44 h. ago Kray gangsters feared psychopathic criminal who had sick maiming method

Billy Hill was a notorious London underworld figure from the 1920s to the 1960s, fronting a gang known as the Heavy Mob and even mentoring the younger Krays, yet isn't as well known as his proteges

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