2 h. ago Aimee Lou Wood claps back at 'mean' and 'unfunny' SNL sketch mocking her teeth

Aimee Lou Wood clapped back at a Saturday Night Live sketch that mocked her teeth, saying that the portrayal of her character was a "cheap" and poor impersonation.

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2 h. ago Popular Italian region can fine tourists £2,000 for wearing wrong item of clothing

National park authorities can enforce a rule that prohibits visitors from wearing certain footwear

Economics

3 h. ago A bigger hole: Trump has already spent $155bn more than Biden. Musk now claims DOGE only saved $150bn

The Trump administration has already spent $155 billion more than former President Joe Biden did over the same period of time after their inaugurations, according to Treasury Department data. And Elon Musk is now claiming that his Department of Government Efficiency has only managed to save $150 billion.

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5 h. ago Inside stunning research that shows how cheap, popular drugs could be secret weapon against dementia

Dementia is the UK's biggest killer, claiming more lives than heart attacks and strokes combined. Despite exhaustive research, science has failed to find a cure or drug to prevent it.

Events

11 h. ago Celebrity Big Brother's Trisha Goddard spotted breaking rule with banned item

Celebrity Big Brother counts a ban on watches among its many rules and fans were surprised to see Trisha Goddard sporting one - but she has a very good reason for the accessory

Events

11 h. ago Man caused 'mini explosion' at work after cooking outrageous meal in work microwave

The perpetrator has been banned from using the shared appliance but not before he decided to put the bizarre item inside the microwave for his lunch and caused an explosion

Events

11 h. ago Aging Greater Manchester transport hub to get huge £80m transformation as first details revealed

The 45-year-old Bury interchange has 'yet to be redeveloped to modern standards'

Economics

11 h. ago Ageing Greater Manchester transport hub to get huge £80m transformation as first details revealed

The 45-year-old Bury interchange has 'yet to be redeveloped to modern standards'

Economics

13 h. ago I offended my husband after asking for a bigger diamond on my engagement ring... I feel like the worst person ever

The anonymous woman, believed to be from the UK, revealed her controversial opinion on Mumsnet , asking fellow members of the British parenting site for their views.

Politics

14 h. ago Motorists risk £100 fine if they wear certain item when driving

You should be mindful of the clothes you're driving in – as failing to dress appropriately could see you being slapped with a hefty fine. Here's all you need to know

Economics

15 h. ago 'I tried Prezzo's Easter dessert – you can get it for free if you bring one item'

Easter Sunday is almost here, and if you're looking for a way to really push the boat out, completely free of charge, look no further because Prezzo has got you covered

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16 h. ago Combination of two cheap drugs could save lives after heart attack, study finds

Giving patients statins and ezetimibe after a heart attack can reduce risk of second attack or stroke, say scientistsThousands of heart attacks or strokes could be prevented and lives saved with a combination of two cheap drugs, a study suggests.Cardiovascular disease is the most common cause of death worldwide, with heart attacks the most common acute event. For those who survive an attack, the risk of another one is highest in the first year because blood vessels are more sensitive, making it easier for blood clots to develop. Continue reading...

Events

17 h. ago 'My cheap home tattoo became so badly infected I thought my leg would need amputating'

Not only was Samantha Lowen two-and-a-half-hour floral tattoo ordeal agonisingly painful, but it then started weeping pus and ink

Politics

17 h. ago Kilmarnock boss backs players to 'win the fights' in bid for Premiership safety

Derek McInnes insisted there were bigger battles to come after their 5-1 loss to Celtic in the final pre-split fixture

Sport

17 h. ago Drivers risk £100 fine if they wear one springtime item behind the wheel

Temperatures are increasing across the country, and many of us will be packing away our winter clothes in time for spring – but there's one thing you should never wear while driving

Economics

21 h. ago Gardeners warned over using £10 supermarket bird feed by expert

Cheap bird seed mixes may be doing more harm than good, one gardener has warned, as they lack nutrition and often go untouched by garden birds

Events

23 h. ago Rayner calls in the army over Birmingham bin strike as piles of rubbish grow

Refuse workers in Birmingham have been on strike since 11 March

Events

25 h. ago ‘I became like a slave’: why 43 women are suing the secretive Opus Dei Catholic group in Argentina

Lured by promises of an education but allegedly trapped in servitude and self-mortification, the former members are suing the ultra-conservative organisation over their ‘exploitation and abuse’The first item Opus Dei gave 12-year-old Andrea Martínez was a pink dress. The second was a schedule that detailed every task for every minute of her day. Then, when she was 16, she was given a cilice – a spiked metal chain to wear around her thigh – and a whip.In the late 1980s, Opus Dei, a secretive and ultra-conservative Catholic organisation, promised Martínez an escape from a life of poverty in rural Argentina. By attending one of their schools, they said, she would receive an education and opportunities. Continue reading...

Politics

25 h. ago WW3 fears grow as Trump's tariffs spark China feud – how would you cope with war?

World War Three feels closer than ever, with the war between Russia and Ukraine continuing, Trump's tariffs sparking new tensions with China and Iran developing nuclear tech

Politics

26 h. ago ‘The Citizen Kane of rock movies’: glam rockers Slade and their bid for cinema greatness

Fifty years ago, the Black Country legends made Slade in Flame, about a band screwed by the music business. It tanked and almost finished them. Now, as it’s re-released, the film is being seen as a prescient gemDaryl Easlea was eight years old when he got the 4A bus with his mate Graham down to the Odeon in Southend-on-Sea to see his favourite rock band make the leap from vinyl to celluloid. After 12 consecutive top 10 singles – including six No 1s – Slade had finally made their first movie, Slade in Flame. It has just turned 50.What young Easlea saw in 1975 was not the fun-packed adventures of a happy-go-lucky glam rock foursome, but a dour, downbeat film about being chewed up and spat out by the music industry. Easlea, who would grow up to be Slade’s biographer, didn’t care. Continue reading...

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