74 m. ago Daniel Twigg's parents jailed after boy, 3, savaged to death by dog on farm

Daniel Twigg's parents Joanne Bedford and Mark Twigg have been jailed after being found guilty of being a person in charge of a dog dangerously out of control causing injury

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2 h. ago Brits with Spain half term holidays booked are warned to check dates or be in 'extraordinary danger'

Alicante is set to be struck by extreme weather exactly one year onwards from the apocalyptic floods in Spain's worst natural disaster in decades that killed 220 people last October.

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2 h. ago Deadly rare cancer surges in young people as experts sound alarm due to 'sheer numbers'

Scientists are warning that rates of a rare but highly deadly cancer are on the rise in the US, with cases climbing three times faster than other, more common, cancers.

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3 h. ago Colm Tóibín: Why I set up a press to publish Nobel winner László Krasznahorkai

The Irish novelist discovered the Hungarian writer two decades ago, and was excited by the verbal pyrotechnics of a rule-breaking storytellerThat Christmas – it was almost 20 years ago – I came back from America with news. My friend Daniel Medin had recommended two books to me, both by the Hungarian novelist László Krasznahorkai, one called War and War and the other The Melancholy of Resistance. We had also watched some Béla Tarr films, whose screenplays had been written by Krasznahorkai. The sense of slow, seething menace in the film Werckmeister Harmonies, based on The Melancholy of Resistance, and the lack of easy psychology and obvious motive in the film, the camera moving like a cat, made it exciting, but not as exciting as the two novels.Krasznahorkai, I noticed, loved the snaking sentence, the high-wire act, mild panic steering towards a shivering fear felt by his characters, followed, in clause after clause, by fitful realisations and further reasons for gloom or alarm, and ...

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4 h. ago Terrifying moment dangerous driver smashes through cones in 146mph police chase

Kieran Connor, 22, risked the lives of several members of the public after he travelled at 125mph with his lights off on the A19. He has been jailed for 22 months following the police chase

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4 h. ago Terrifying 146mph police chase caught on dashcam as driver switches lights off

Kieran Connor, 22, risked the lives of several members of the public after he travelled at 125mph with his lights off on the A19. He has been jailed for 22 months following the police chase

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5 h. ago 'We must act fast': Do not confuse common Covid symptom with deadly Victorian disease, experts warn

Cases of TB are on the rise in the UK 🏥

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5 h. ago 'Battersea Beast' rapist deemed 'too dangerous to release' makes fresh freedom bid

Edward Bartley could be back on the streets in months despite having his prison release blocked twice over concerns the serial rapist, who targeted lone women, will strike again

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5 h. ago The one therapy proven to protect a person’s joints and ease pain

While osteoarthritis is the world’s most common joint disease, experts say the way we treat and prevent it is badly out of step with the evidence.

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6 h. ago Sow vegetable in October for delicious bumper crop in spring

Broad beans are a great crop to grow in the vegetable garden, they are easy to grow and are a great source of protein. They are also a good source of vitamins A, C and K, as well as being high in fibre.

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7 h. ago Scrambled eggs will be fluffier and delicious if you swap milk for 1 common ingredient

If you're a fan of scrambled eggs for breakfast, then you'll want to know about this simple cooking hack that will help you achieve the perfect fluffy texture every time

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8 h. ago My moon face was dismissed as ‘adult acne’ – then I connected the dots and saved myself

WHEN Katelyn Bonacasa's face got "red and burning hot" and became a "complete circle", it was dismissed by doctors as "adult acne" and "postpartum changes". After being repeatedly fobbed off for months on end, she decided to do her own research - and was able to get to the bottom of what was really going...

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8 h. ago Tech, terror and Tom Hollander: Niamh Algar on her wild new TV thriller

The Irish actor started out with Shane Meadows but her career is now stratospheric. As she takes on big tech in The Iris Affair, she talks about nerves, AI nightmares – and battling a malevolent supercomputerExplosions weren’t a problem, nor were the guns, fire, multiple fights and a spell underwater – but dealing with cockroaches? The line was drawn. “That was the one stunt we weren’t allowed to do,” says Niamh Algar with a laugh, “because cockroaches are actually quite dangerous.” Plus, she says with a wry smile, you can’t train one not to bite. It’s not too much of a spoiler to say her character in the new Sky Atlantic show The Iris Affair has a run-in with a bug infestation – CGI it turns out, and fakes made by the props team – that makes her other encounters with corrupt police, internet sleuths and a potentially malevolent megaquantum computer seem tame.Algar, most recently seen in the ITV thriller Playing Nice with James Norton earlier this year, plays Iris Nixon, a genius wh...

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8 h. ago Strictly's Alex Kingston, 62, reveals secret womb cancer battle that left her 'haemorrhaging' on stage

The former ER star, 62, was diagnosed with the disease in 2024 and subsequently underwent a hysterectomy and radiation therapy and she has now spoken about her crisis.

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9 h. ago NHS GP warns 'don't ignore' sleep habit that 'could be straining your heart'

Dr Leen Tannous urged people not to ignore the symptom, as it could be a sign of a common condition

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9 h. ago Anyone taking omeprazole longer than six months given four warnings by doctor

A doctor has warned that taking a common medication for longer than six months can lead to a number of concerning side effects

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9 h. ago Autotrader issues major warning to car owners over common DIY hacks

Car scratches can escalate from £90 to £200 in repair costs when DIY attempts backfire, drivers have been warned

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10 h. ago Ryanair flight forced to divert several times amid Storm Amy landing struggle

While there was never any real danger, passengers describe the several attempts at landing amid Storm Amy's winds

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10 h. ago Stephen Miller is the most dangerous man in the Trump administration | Judith Levine

In the White House deputy chief of staff, we see that Maga will not simply end with Trump. We must keep our eyes on MillerIn an interview on Monday, CNN’s Boris Sanchez asked Stephen Miller, the White House deputy chief of staff, whether Donald Trump intended to abide by federal judge Karin Immergut’s order blocking the deployment of the national guard in Oregon.Miller said neither yes nor no. But the implication was no. The administration had already filed an appeal with the ninth circuit. He said: “I would note the administration won an identical case in the ninth circuit just a few months ago with respect to the federalizing of the California national guard.” Actually, it didn’t quite win. As I understand it (and lawyers, please correct me) the administration won a temporary stay on a temporary injunction against federalizing the California national guard in Los Angeles.Judith Levine is Brooklyn-based journalist, essayist and author of five books. Her Substack is Today in Fascism...

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10 h. ago I've tried hundreds of skincare products to soothe my dry and flaky 'winter face': here are the 8 I actually recommend

Dry, dehydrated skin is one of the most common beauty complaints - and sufferers know it that only gets worse when the temperature drops.

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