31 m. ago Expert shares 'red flag' sign you might have a bed bug infestation

An expert has shared the 'red flag' signs you could be dealing with a bed bug infestation

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1 hour ago Eamonn Holmes issues update from hospital bed after ambulance dash following fall

The GB News presenter and broadcaster Eamonn Holmes shared an update from a hospital bed after he was rushed to A&E in an ambulance following a fall at his home

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2 h. ago Cats and dogs are evolving to look alike, and it’s all humans’ fault

Scientists made the strange discovery after scanning 1,810 animals’ skulls

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2 h. ago 'I went to Europe's biggest curry house and one thing really stood out'

Royal Nawaab have opened another premises, and this time it's in a super iconic building along the M60 motorway. I had to go and see whether it lived up to the massive hype

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3 h. ago Canelo Alvarez's huge net worth, marriage advice to Jake Paul and Floyd Mayweather rematch talk

Aiming to become undisputed super-middleweight champion for the second time in his career, Mexican fighter Canelo Alvarez has carved a legacy in boxing most can only dream of

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4 h. ago Boxing tonight: What time is Canelo Alvarez vs William Scull, fight card and how to watch

Canelo Alvarez will take to the ring in Saudi Arabia for the first time on Saturday, and he faces off against the undefeated William Scull in an undisputed super-middleweight bout

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4 h. ago 'I can't even stand unassisted, let alone walk, but I'm looking forward to my new life': JULIE BURCHILL has a few weeks of hospital rehab left

Still unable to walk unaided, and with only a few weeks of hospital rehab left, Julie Burchill's thoughts turn to what her new life will look like - and being in her own bed

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5 h. ago Poker Face: Natasha Lyonne’s seriously funny whydunnit caper is back with a cracking A

Cynthia Erivo plays sextuplets! Katie Holmes is an undertaker! And Kumail Nunjiani is the new Tiger King! The super cool, celebrity-packed show is even wilder than everThe best thing about Poker Face is that it doesn’t bother trying to shore up what it knows is a flimsy premise. Fans of the first season will recall that Charlie Cale, Natasha Lyonne’s wisecracking 70s detective homage, has an in-built ability to detect a lie as soon as someone tells it. Instead of trying to explain this gift away as the result of a gamma storm or spider bite or covert government experiment, it now accepts that, yeah, she has a “freaky little lie detector trick”, that’s the extent of the idea, got a problem with that? These days, Charlie waves away any queries about it with an “Eh”, a shrug and a cheeky nudge of the baseball cap and aviator shades.After using her talent to work her way through a series of increasingly preposterous case-of-the-week murders last time, then ending up with the mafia putti...

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5 h. ago My VE Day was nothing like our image of it today. I hope we can honour what it really meant | Sheila Hancock

Our street party tea was a muted celebration, full of uncertainty. Then, as now, we faced a long struggle towards a better world It is May 2025, it is 4am, and I am sitting up in bed, sleepless, looking out at a huge moon illuminating the still world.Eighty-five years ago, in 1940, a silently weeping seven-year-old lay on a cracked leatherette sofa in urine-soaked pyjamas, looking through an alien window, praying that that same moon would protect my mum and dad from the killer bombs falling in London. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago What UK time is Canelo Alvarez fight? Start time for William Scull fight

Canelo Alvarez faces a tough night at the office on his Saudi debut this evening as he looks to secure a super-fight with boxing star Terence Crawford

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8 h. ago Cops hunt for killer after Arizona pastor, 76, is found murdered on his bed with his hands pinned to the wall

‘Pastor Bill’ reportedly sustained severe injuries

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11 h. ago Taylor Swift's 'playful' nights with Travis Kelce... and why lazy mornings in bed mean 'they get a workout in together': Tantalizing details of her 'gap year' and love life

'They get their own workouts in together just as other young couples in love do,' an impeccably placed source told the Daily Mail.

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13 h. ago US on alert as deadly creature that can kill humans spreads across states

The species is present in Georgia, but in other southeastern states along the Eastern Seaboard and it is getting renewed attention from scientists as it can be deadly for some people

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13 h. ago Super bed bugs are on the rampage after scientists find they're now immune to pesticides

EXCLUSIVE: Owners who let dogs and cats sleep on their beds are being blamed for the development as super bed bugs are now on the rampage after some have become immune to pesticides

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14 h. ago Scientists confirm people really do get drunker in the summer than winter

The experiment found that rodents in the colder climate recovered from alcohol intoxication more quickly in a study to see if alcohol tolerances changes with the seasons

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17 h. ago Scientific societies say they'll do national climate assessment after Trump dismissed report authors

Two major scientific societies say they will fill the void from the Trump administration’s dismissal of scientists writing a cornerstone federal report on what climate change is doing to the United States

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19 h. ago UN judge who kept young woman as slave while studying at Oxford learns her fate

Lydia Mugambe, who is also a High Court judge in Uganda, told police she had "immunity" when she was arrested for forcing her victim to work unpaid as a maid and nanny

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20 h. ago A man exposed himself to the world’s deadliest snake venom so scientists could create a revolutionary antidote

The antivenom was created from a human donor with "once-in-a-lifetime" immunity after exposing himself to the venom of various deadly snakes

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20 h. ago Eamonn Holmes shares update from hospital bed after ambulance dash

Broadcaster Eamonn Holmes has issued an update from hospital after he was rushed to A&E in an ambulance following a fall

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20 h. ago Snake collector’s immunity quest opens path towards universal antivenom

Blood from man bitten hundreds of times by deadly species is used to create most broadly protective antivenom yetHe has self-administered more than 850 doses of venom from cobras, mambas, rattlesnakes and other deadly species in pursuit of a singular quest: to develop immunity to snake bites in the hope of helping scientists create a universal antivenom.Now the extreme 18-year experiment by Tim Friede, a former truck mechanic from Wisconsin, appears to have paid off. Scientists have used antibodies from his blood to create the most broadly protective antivenom to date, which could revolutionise the treatment of snake bites. Continue reading...

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