2 h. ago Psychology expert issues stark warning over why you make riskier decisions in the summer time

If you've noticed that you feel more care-free in the summer, it's probably because you actually are - just not exactly in the way that you'd expect.

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3 h. ago Rachel Reeves caught joking about government debt in ‘hot mic’ moment

Rachel Reeves was caught joking about government debt in a ‘hot mic’ moment during a visit with Keir Starmer to a Jaguar Land Rover plant in the West Midlands on Monday (7 April).

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8 h. ago SXSW London: What to expect as special musical guests confirmed

SXSW (South by South West) is coming to London this June, showcasing top musical acts like Mabel, Alice Glass, and NAO for the first European host city edition

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10 h. ago We might need a bigger lettuce after Donald Trump's tariffs dubbed his 'Liz Truss moment'

Ex-Prime Minister Liz Truss famously failed to outlast the Daily Star's 60p lettuce, now US President Donald Trump has been warned his global tariffs could be his 'Truss moment'

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10 h. ago REBECCA ENGLISH: I witnessed President Trump's meeting with the Queen... what courtiers told me after was VERY surprising

When Donald Trump arrived in the UK for his first Buckingham Palace wine-and-dine as President in June 2019, it is fair to say that no one knew quite what to expect.

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11 h. ago ITV Emmerdale's highest paid stars 'uncovered' but it's who you'd expect

Emmerdale has been a staple on our screens since 1972 and throughout its 50-year history, the soap has introduced us to several iconic characters

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11 h. ago Grown women are splashing out hundreds of pounds on Labubu dolls and Sonny Angels that 'bring you happiness'

While the cherub figurines wearing a wide range of hats are manufactured by Japanese toy manufacturer Toru Soeya, Labubu dolls are the brainchild of Hong Kong artist Kasing Lung.

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11 h. ago REBECCA ENGLISH: I witnessed President Trump's meeting with the Queen... and what courtiers told me after you might find VERY surprising

When Donald Trump arrived in the UK for his first Buckingham Palace wine-and-dine as President in June 2019, it is fair to say that no one knew quite what to expect.

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12 h. ago Fearless nuclear rats swarm UK power plant 'staring out' workers on 'grim' site

'Nuclear rats' infesting the construction site of power plant have allegedly taken over 'everywhere' the mischievous rodents have become bold and have started staring at the men on site

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12 h. ago Extra fees to budget for on Spain, Greece and Portugal holidays

Holidaymakers may have to fork out more than they expect for Easter and summer trips

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13 h. ago Full list of every retailer that's launched early Nintendo Switch 2 pre

Gamers that pre-order can expect to get their hands on the new device on June 5, 2025

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13 h. ago Man left stunned after round of drinks cost 'more than food shopping bill for week'

'It's a tourist trap bar what the f**k do you expect'

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13 h. ago Sporting manager Rui Borges hints at Viktor Gyokeres exit as 'striker agrees Arsenal move'

Portuguese giants do not expect to keep hold of their star striker

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13 h. ago Make baked beans instantly tastier with one added ingredient

Home cooks have been sharing their secrets on how to make baked beans even tastier - and it is a sauce that you may never have considered before. Will you give it a go?

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14 h. ago Britain tests hypersonic missile engine in ‘milestone’ for UK defence

New engine could power a cutting-edge cruise missile with a bigger range than a conventional rocket

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15 h. ago Crews battle huge fire at Dovestone Reservoir for five hours

The area affected was bigger than a football pitch

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25 h. ago European football: Marseille’s Rabiot helps beat Toulouse after De Zerbi drama

Marseille two points ahead of Monaco in top-four raceAtlético win over Sevilla closes gap to Madrid and BarçaAdrien Rabiot scored a volley as Marseille beat Toulouse at home 3-2 to reclaim second place in Ligue 1. The hosts who had lost their last three games, saw bitter rival Paris Saint-Germain clinch a record-extending 13th title on Saturday with six matches remaining. But a much-needed win put Marseille two points ahead of Monaco in third place and three points in front of Strasbourg in fourth in the race for a Champions League spot next season. The Marseille head coach Roberto De Zerbi had grown increasingly frustrated with his side’s inconsistency and there were tensions leading up to this game. “The coach was angry and he tried to remotivate us, that’s normal, that’s his role,” Rabiot told DAZN. “No one abandoned ship. On the contrary, we trained with even more enthusiasm, and tonight we gave the right answer.”Midway through the first half, Rabiot broke down the left and sent...

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30 h. ago Unsafe for Russia to restart Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, says Ukraine energy chief

Energoatom CEO, Petro Kotin, says ‘major problems’ need to be overcome before it can safely generate powerIt would be unsafe for Russia to restart the occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant and would take Ukraine up to two years in peacetime if it regained control, the chief executive of the company that runs the vast six-reactor site has said.Petro Kotin, chief executive of Energoatom, said in an interview there were “major problems” to overcome – including insufficient cooling water, personnel and incoming electricity supply – before it could start generating power again safely. Continue reading...

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31 h. ago The White Lotus' Aimee Lou Wood reveals how she REALLY feels about her smile

The White Lotus star, admitted that she was once bullied for her appearance, and despite the positive response now, she's grown tired about speaking about her teeth.

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35 h. ago Forgotten fashions: rediscovered slides show off everyday flair from the Fifties and beyond

The latest book from artist Lee Shulman, who has created the world’s largest private collection of amateur colour transparencies, has an often startling sartorial focusIt started with an impulsive eBay purchase. When Lee Shulman received the box of vintage slides he had bought from an anonymous seller, the British visual artist and film-maker could not believe the treasure he had accidentally uncovered. Beyond the impeccable quality of each image, taken in the 1950s by unnamed photographers, these were glimpses at everyday moments from everyday lives long since lost. Birthdays, family gatherings, holidays, parties, graduations – once cherished memories lovingly captured but now forgotten.Bought in 2017, that box was the catalyst for what Shulman refers to as a “complete obsession”. More than 1m slides, 14 publications and a dozen international exhibitions later, The Anonymous Project has grown into a global endeavour and the 51-year-old’s life’s work. This ever-expanding archive of ...

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