77 m. ago Jenny Powell slams healthcare for women after devastating 10 year battle

Jenny Powell underwent a robotic hysterectomy in October after years of suffering in silence - and says it's time for women's health to be taken much more seriously

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87 m. ago People are only just realising why we actually have eyebrows

A woman has shared the real reason why we have eyebrows, and funnily enough, it's not just so we can pluck and wax them to perfection and make them look seriously good

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87 m. ago BGT Alesha Dixon's breakfast 'super juice' stops her getting tired and ill

It costs just under £2 to make a version of your own - and it's packed with natural vitamins and nutrients

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1 hour ago I've been on Ozempic for 2 years... what happened to me and my warning to anyone taking it

Real Housewives of New Jersey star Dolores Catania has reached her high school weight after two years on the medication. She now feels it's time to wean off or switch to a lower dose.

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1 hour ago Yale scientists who risked careers to publish bombshell Covid vaccine study issue message to shot's victims

Researchers at Yale University have issued a message to Covid vaccine victims following a bombshell study published earlier this week detailing 'post-vaccination syndrome.'

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1 hour ago How to watch Beterbiev vs Bivol 2: TV channel, live stream and PPV price for boxing tonight

Undisputed light-heavyweight crown on the line again for huge rematch

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2 h. ago What UK time is Artur Beterbiev vs Dmitry Bivol fight? Start time and stream

Artur Beterbiev and Dmitry Bivol will go head-to-head for a second time as the two light-heavyweight stars headline a stacked card in Riyadh

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2 h. ago Drivers warned of common car battery problem that can cause breakdowns

Car battery problems can cause untold problems but it's an aspect of car health that is often forgotten.

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2 h. ago Marks and Spencer beauty box gets you over £100 worth of items for £30

Marks and Spencer has launched a brand new beauty box containing 'over £130' worth of skincare and fragrance - but shoppers can snap it up for £30

Economics

2 h. ago Nobody's Child launches viral Felicity dress in more colours and it's perfect for weddings

The Felicity dress went viral last spring when it dropped in a brown and white hue, causing it to sell out rapidly. Now, it is back in a number of different colours and patterns

Society

2 h. ago Discovery of potential pandemic virus in China raises global health concerns

Researchers in China have discovered a new coronavirus in bats that they say has the potential to spread to humans, after the world was recently hit by the COVID-19 pandemic

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2 h. ago Martin Lewis' MSE Premium Bonds warning after prize fund rate change

The prize fund rate is set to fall - and there will be consequences for savers, says MoneySavingExpert.com

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3 h. ago What is Lion's mane? Enormous health benefits of putting the superfood in your morning coffee

Many have talked about the health benefits of this 'new' superfood from inflammation, brain function and gut health but it is more than a health trend, as it has long been used in traditional Chinese medicine

Society

3 h. ago A train through Germany: is Europe’s powerhouse going off the rails?

In the run-up to Sunday’s crucial election, the Guardian took a long journey through Europe’s heartland to talk to votersCreaking, overcrowded, neglected, Germany’s railways, once a source of national pride, have taken a battering to their image in recent years. Amid wider concerns about the health of Europe’s stagnating largest economy, the state of its trains has become something of a metaphor for a more general sense of malaise.On Sunday Germans will go to the polls in one of the most important elections in recent times, with an emboldened far right hoping to more than double its share of votes. In the run-up, the Guardian travelled more than 850 miles on trains across Germany to hear what its citizens have to say about the state of their nation. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago ‘We have a rule when we hear the sirens: if you’ve started operating, you don’t stop’: 24 hours with doctors on the Ukrainian frontline

Like the soldiers they battle to save, combat medics in Ukraine are under constant attack. Three years after the invasion, one NHS doctor bears witness“The frontline here is cold, hard, true war. My comrades and I had more than 40 bombs dropped on us by drones over two hours. You can’t hide from drones in a trench, but you can’t outrun them either. Your only hope to live is to zigzag, to be cleverer than the drone.”A gaunt 28-year-old former IT worker sits patiently beneath a window barricaded with sandbags, awaiting his turn on the operating table, cloaked in dust. Now an infantryman in the Ukrainian army’s Third Assault Brigade, “Sasha” (not his real name) has shrapnel embedded in his shoulder after the Russian assault on his foxhole. “When you hear a drone, you run as fast as you can and see if you can reach any trees,” he says. “If you’re out in the open, you try to get the drone behind you, so it won’t destroy your face. It’s not panic, this running; it’s a professional respons...

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3 h. ago Simple parenting hacks at this popular holiday destination save families a fortune

Tired, hot, thirsty children - sound familiar to any parents tackling theme parks in Orlando's humid heat? If so, these tips could save you a fortune and keep the little ones happy

Society

3 h. ago Scottish Labour pledges to tackle corridor care with more social care packages

The party proposes buying hundreds of temporary care home places so that patients who are medically fit can leave hospital while waiting for permanent support.

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4 h. ago Meteor shower guide 2025: When, where and how to watch shooting stars light up UK skies

Meteor showers are some of the most spectacular celestial events of the year - here's how, where and when you can expect to look up and catch one where you live

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4 h. ago Monty Don's warning to anyone cutting their grass in March over common mistake

March signals the start of longer days, and milder climates - it's also the time to start tackling lawns after a winter lull, but Monty Don has some key tips gardeners must follow

Events

5 h. ago Two painful signs in the mouth that could signal harmful vitamin deficiency

If this vitamin deficiency is not treated it can result in irreversible neurological problems

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