2 h. ago WWE Hall of Famer is in a hospice as fans asked to 'pray' for him

Mike Rotunda, 67, best known as IRS/Irwin R. Schyster during the golden era of wrestling in the early 1990s, was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame just last year

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2 h. ago WWE Hall of Famer is in a coma as fans asked to 'pray' for him

Mike Rotunda, 67, best known as IRS/Irwin R. Schyster during the golden era of wrestling in the early 1990s, was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame just last year

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2 h. ago Primark launches new perfume dupes including a Tom Ford copy that’ll save you £230 – they make great stocking fillers 

TOM Ford scents have racked up a legion of fans, but their hefty price tags can be off-putting. However, one Primark shopper was delighted to find a dupe in her local shop that she claimed smelled very similar. In a clip on her @skviewss account, she showed off Primark’s PS Leather Silhouette", which has hints...

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2 h. ago I had £10 to my name after I overdosed and almost died, getting sober is my biggest win, says inspirational Liam Cameron

INSPIRATIONAL boxer Liam Cameron won his biggest fight of all by getting sober - after fearing he would die from an overdose. Cameron was banned from boxing for four years in 2018 after testing positive for cocaine - sparking a battle with depression and substance abuse. But after making a remarkable return to the ring...

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3 h. ago MAFS’ ‘most hated bride’ rushed to hospital with mystery stomach pains

MAFS Australia star Jessika Power has revealed she was rushed to hospital with a mystery illness.  The 33-year-old took to Instagram to share a clip from her hospital bed, telling fans she’d been suffering from stomach pains and was having tests to find out what was causing them.  Jessika said: “I’ve been having really bad...

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3 h. ago Two suspects in Louvre 'heist of the decade' partially admit crime, says prosecutor

The alleged thieves, in their 30s, are thought to make up half of the gang that made off with the loot in Paris this month as the wait goes on to find the missing treasures

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3 h. ago Federal health officials push effort to spur cheaper biotech drugs

Federal regulators are trying to make it easier to develop cheaper alternatives to powerful drugs that many Americans depend on to treat autoimmune diseases or cancers

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4 h. ago Bakery chain is named 'best in the UK' and praised for becoming 'part of every community'

The prestigious Baking Industry Awards recognised more than a dozen bakers across 14 categories.

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4 h. ago Emmerdale fans 'work out' Liam Cavanagh's surprise discovery

Viewers are trying to piece together what Liam Cavanagh finds out in upcoming scenes

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4 h. ago It’s a Battle Royale Between Owners Over London Dungeons & Dragons Club and Workspace

It’s a Battle Royale Between Owners Over London Dungeons & Dragons Club and Workspace  FindLaw

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4 h. ago How the Kardashians’ flaunting of wealth and luxury has affected viewers’ self

When we scroll through feeds full of luxury, beauty and success, we can become more materialistic without ever consciously deciding to

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4 h. ago Not so green after all! Electric cars produce 30% MORE CO2 emissions than petrol or diesel vehicles during their first two years of operation, study finds

Electric vehicles (EVs) produce more pollution than cars running on petrol or diesel in the first few years of operation, scientists have found.

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4 h. ago The former Greater Manchester sandwich shop turned into one of the city's most exciting bars

The team behind the acclaimed 10 Tib Lane are opening a new city centre bar

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4 h. ago I spent £100 on a police evidence mystery box – item even arrived with ‘gunshot’ on it

AN INFLUENCER was left stunned after ordering a police evidence mystery box for £100 - and receiving an item with a 'gunshot' on it. Darren Dowling, better known as Dazza online, found viral fame by eating a whole host of weird and wonderful things all in the name of online entertainment. But in a recent...

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4 h. ago The US obesity rate is declining thanks to weight loss drugs, survey finds

There are now 7.6 million fewer American adults living with obesity

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4 h. ago Napoli 'to launch fresh Kobbie Mainoo swoop' in January after Scott McTominay success

Napoli are preparing to test Manchester United's resolve in the coming weeks after Kobbie Mainoo failed to earn a transfer away from Old Trafford over the summer

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5 h. ago I’m terrible on the field. But my amateurism might actually have benefits

Find an appealing activity and stick with it even if you lack skill, says Karen Walrond, author of In Defense of DabblingTell us: have you fallen in love this year?All my life I’ve been bad at sports. At school I was always successfully “sick” on the annual sports day and had a standing note from my equally averse mother to excuse me from physical education classes due to my “bad foot”. Even after I started exercising regularly in my mid-20s, I never joined my friends’ social netball or football teams.“Hating sports” was core to my identity. Then, last year, a friend invited me to her birthday “kickabout” – a casual game of football, I gathered. (I believe some call it soccer.) Had we been less close, I might have made my excuses. Instead I turned up to the park, determined to keep as far away from the ball as possible. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago I won’t apologise for The Lost King – Leicester University’s treatment of Philippa Langley is a profound injustice

I was sued over my film that gave a voice to the committed ‘amateur’ whose pivotal role in the search for the remains of Richard III was drowned out by louder voices in academia About 15 years ago, Philippa Langley set out on a mission to find the remains of King Richard III, the last Plantagenet king of England. Almost everyone regarded this as an impossible task. His remains had gone undiscovered for more than 500 years. It was a folly, a fool’s errand. She was out of her depth, an amateur. No letters after her name.But Philippa diligently did the work and did her research. She had an inner conviction that she would find him, and she did. It was a staggering achievement, and yet when the news broke of this startling discovery, and it was beamed round the world, there was little to no mention of her. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago I won’t apologise for The Lost King – Leicester University’s treatment of Philippa Langley is a profound injustice | Steve Coogan

I was sued over my film that gave a voice to the committed ‘amateur’ whose pivotal role in the search for the remains of Richard III was drowned out by louder voices in academia About 15 years ago, Philippa Langley set out on a mission to find the remains of King Richard III, the last Plantagenet king of England. Almost everyone regarded this as an impossible task. His remains had gone undiscovered for more than 500 years. It was a folly, a fool’s errand. She was out of her depth, an amateur. No letters after her name.But Philippa diligently did the work and did her research. She had an inner conviction that she would find him, and she did. It was a staggering achievement, and yet when the news broke of this startling discovery, and it was beamed round the world, there was little to no mention of her. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Make food photography look as good as it tastes with these expert image tips, from angles to AI

Whether you’re sharing your own recipes or want to capture the newest food fad in all it’s tasty, technicolour glory, food photographer Kimberly Espinel has the tips you need – and you can do it all on your phone

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