26 m. ago Parents should be banned from calling kids 'naughty' as it makes it worse, says ex

Former BBC newsreader turned child therapist Kate Silverton has warned mums and dad using the word 'naughty' is harmful and ‘not scientifically correct’ as their brains are too immature.

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29 m. ago Best air purifiers to help free your home from dust and allergens

Our experts review standard and HEPA air purifiers from the likes of Dyson, Shark and more

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32 m. ago Two key UK targets could be hit by Iran as Middle East war escalates further

Tensions between Israel and Iran are continuing to rise, with UK bases now being considered a potential target as attempts to stop an all-out war breaking out are still struggling

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44 m. ago Kemi Badenoch insists she is ‘not doing politics’ on grooming gangs after Baroness Casey criticism

Baroness Louise Casey told the BBC she was ‘disappointed’ by the Opposition’s response to her review of the grooming gangs scandal

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44 m. ago 'I got notorious flight to Ibiza full of stags and hens – this is what it's really like'

COMMENT: Ibiza season has kicked off again for the summer - but you'll have to endure the chaotic two flight to get there. Senior Features Writer Layla Nicholson reveals the 'truth' behind the journey

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50 m. ago Failure to collect ethnicity data on grooming gangs has been a ‘bloody disaster’, Baroness Casey fumes

The author of a damning report also hit out at Tory leader Kemi Badenoch, saying she was ‘disappointed’ by the Conservatives’ response to her review of the scandal

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56 m. ago Wishaw MP calls on SNP to improve frontline services after spending review

Pamela Nash says the buck now stops with the SNP Scottish Government – and called on Motherwell and Wishaw MSP Clare Adamson to explain to their constituents why they have yet to see any tangible improvements in their communities.

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59 m. ago Dad's chilling words after killing partner and neighbour in Christmas Day cocaine rampage

Jazwell Brown, 49, fatally stabbed his partner Joanne Pearson, 38, and a neighbour in a frenzied attack at a block of flats in Milton Keynes on Christmas Day, a court heard

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62 m. ago Trump family MAGAphones already hit a hang up – they can’t be made in U.S. by launch date

Experts have pointed out that for the T1 device to reach the advertised price point of $499, some (if not the majority) of the component parts will likely have to be manufactured abroad

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63 m. ago Love Island has changed with people having different 'intentions', says former star

A Love Island legend has spoken out on the current series of the hit ITV2 dating show, claiming the villa isn't what it used to be.

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99 m. ago Police appeal after report of man being set on fire outside pub and attempted murder arrest

Police, paramedics and firefighters all responded to the incident in Caerleon Road in Newport

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1 hour ago I upgraded my haircare routine with this brand – and the shine is unrivalled

From the detox shampoo to the hair oil, I tested the brand’s bestsellers

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2 h. ago 'I've tried dozens of foundations but this one always gets me compliments'

This foundation is a long-term favourite for OK!'s beauty editor – and professional make-up artists love it too

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2 h. ago Sweden’s Soft Hooligans ready to pump up the volume at Women’s Euros

Fans’ group will take megaphones, banners and flags to Switzerland to ensure the atmosphere doesn’t fall flatIn some parts of the world, Sweden is often confused with Switzerland. But this summer there will be no mistaking Swedish football fans as they descend on Switzerland for the Women’s European Championship bringing great colour as well as great noise. As ever, Soft Hooligans, a grassroots supporter group, is leading the line but this time there are more logistical issues to think about. “A major concern was how the ‘f’ we were going to get all our stuff down there,” says Caroline Gunnarsson, a Soft Hooligans member who will be driving the group’s campervan to Geneva, one which will be full to the brim with drums, megaphones, banners and flags.Soft Hooligans was founded in 2017 after Estrid Kjellman returned from the Netherlands where she had watched the Euros with her family. She was impressed with the presence and passion of Dutch fans but was also taken aback by the lack of ...

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2 h. ago British father of two breaks his neck after stranger pushes him into shallow swimming pool as a prank during Benidorm holiday

A holiday to Benidorm ended in horror when a dad broke his neck and back - after being 'pushed into a shallow pool as a joke'.

Politics

2 h. ago Badenoch ‘not doing politics’ on grooming gangs as report author urges ‘calm’

Baroness Louise Casey told the BBC she was ‘disappointed’ by the Opposition’s response to her review of the grooming gangs scandal.

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3 h. ago Kaya Scodelario says Skins cast were paid 'bare mimimum' due to being unknown actors

The actress, who starred as Effy in hit British teen drama Skins, has spoken about the cost of being an ‘unknown’ name in the Skins cast

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3 h. ago Viktor Gyokeres hit with new transfer rejection after 'strike' claim and Arsenal decision

Real Madrid were offered the chance to sign Sporting Lisbon striker Viktor Gyokeres, but they are focusing on other targets as new boss Xabi Alonso begins to shape his squad

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3 h. ago Grooming gangs report's disturbing reality highlighted by two word demand

Baroness Louise Casey, who led a harrowing review into sexual abuse of children by groups of men in England and Wales called for a 'national reset' in the way children are treated

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3 h. ago Russia’s ‘unrelenting’ attacks on Ukraine show Putin not interested in peace, EU says, after at least 15 die in Kyiv strike – Europe live

Kaja Kallas says strike in Kyiv one of ‘most devastating’ of war as Zelenskyy accuses world leaders of ‘turning a blind eye’According to the Spanish government, we should soon get a decent idea of what caused the massive and unprecedented blackout that hit the Iberian peninsula at the end of April.The findings of a special committee convened to investigate the episode are due to be made public at a press conference addressed by Spain’s environment minister, Sara Aagesen, at 1 pm Madrid time. Continue reading...

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