9 h. ago Scotland: Lively lamb with wonky walk beats odds to survive after being squashed in the womb by huge brother

Videos of wonky the lamb running around and playing with her brother have gone viral on social media.

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33 h. ago Cat hit by train makes miracle recovery after having tail and leg amputated

Rescue cat Hector has used up 'at least one of his nine lives' after surviving horror train smash in Ayrshire last year, say owners.

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44 h. ago The remarkable cat with nine lives who survived after being hit by a train near Scottish station

The rescue cat was so badly injured vets feared he would need to be euthanised

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44 h. ago Cat who made it home after being hit by train recovers from major surgery

Hector had to have his tail and a leg amputated after suffering severe injuries in the incident in North Ayrshire.

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59 h. ago 'Harmless' train habit could see passengers hit with £200 fine this bank holiday weekend

Train travellers are being made aware of a mistake that could land them in hot water.

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3 d. ago Traffic news live: Easter travellers warned of train chaos and airport strikes with 19 million to hit UK roads

AA estimates 19 million to drive on Good Friday, followed by 18 million on Saturday

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4 d. ago Major disruption at busy London station after person hit by train

Major disruption at busy London station after person hit by train  News Shopper

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4 d. ago Ask questions, practice and know when to make an exit: how to start a conversation

Socializing can be hard, especially starting a conversation with a stranger – here are some tips from expertsHumans are social creatures – we live in groups, rely on others to survive and gossip at parties. But socializing can be hard, even for social creatures. Especially the first part: starting a conversation.“It can feel daunting to go up to a stranger and start a conversation because in some instances, we are not sure how we will be received,” says Elaine Swann, a lifestyle and etiquette expert, and founder of the Swann School of Protocol. Will the other person be friendly or standoffish? Will they try to pull you into a multilevel marketing scheme? Will it simply be awkward?How to start meditatingHow to start weightliftingHow to start budgetingHow to start running Continue reading...

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9 d. ago Tariffs live: White House insists countries need US markets to survive as ‘phones ringing’ to make trade deals

The share markets reacted after China lifted tariffs on US goods to 125 per cent and said it would ignore any further US levy increases in the escalating trade war

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9 d. ago DR REENEE SINGH: This is the secret to living with your ex post

When most of us split from our romantic partners, we can hardly bear to be in the same room as them. But what if you had to live in the same house? Dr Renee Singh on surviving cohabitation, post-split.

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1 week ago Firefighters rush to 'well developed fire' in Scots property

Scottish Fire and Rescue were made aware of a fire at Station Road, Lochgelly at around 2.17pm on Thursday afternoon.

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1 week ago Artist, 31, had taken cocktail of drugs and alcohol before jumping down onto Tube track and being hit by train, inquest hears

Sarah Cunningham, 31, was hit by a northbound Northern line train at Chalk Farm station at around 3.30am in Camden on Saturday November 2.

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1 week ago Coroner fights back tears as she rules that Tube death of intoxicated young artist was accidental

Sarah Cunningham was hit by Northern line Night Tube train after taking cocktail of recreational drugs

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1 week ago Young artist killed by Night Tube train entered tunnel after taking cocktail of drugs, inquest told

Sarah Cunningham thought to have been hit by Northern line train 15 minutes after entering Tube tunnel

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1 week ago Liverpool star Yossi Benayoun survives grenade attack on his home in Israel which saw his family run for their lives as the house went up in flames

The former Chelsea and Liverpool star, 44, was inside his house with his family in Ramat Hasharon, north of Tel Aviv, when a motorbike pulled up and hurled the explosive device at the door.

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2 w. ago Coroner says woman who killed herself ‘may have lived’ if full care plan set up

Rosie Fender, died of a serious head injury after being hit by a train near Romsey, Hampshire, on February 3 2022.

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2 w. ago All hope was lost until farmers discovered giant 'HELP' sign written on road

A man has lived to tell his miraculous tale of survival after becoming stranded in the Austrailian outback - hopes were fading fast until some local farmers made a shock discovery

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2 w. ago ‘It was like a freight train hit us’: How Justin Bieber changed the world (really)

Screaming girls. Puppy-love songs. That haircut. As the Canadian superstar’s debut album turns 15 – the same age he was when he became internationally inescapable – Mark Beaumont takes a look at his fast rise and often overlooked legacy

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2 w. ago The wrestler with nine lives: how Saraya survived alcohol, abuse, injury and a leaked sex tape

At 18, Saraya-Jade Bevis had a rags-to-riches signing that took her from Norwich to the largest wrestling promotion in the world. A few years later, she hit rock bottom. Here is how she started overIt’s hard to know where to start with champion wrestler Saraya-Jade Bevis. Do we start in the same place as her memoir, at rock bottom aged 25 when a sex tape of Bevis taking part in a threesome was leaked and went viral? At that time, Bevis was suspended from wrestling, addicted to alcohol and, she says, snorting so much cocaine that her nose was spraying out blood.Or do we start with her childhood in Norwich, raised by a family of wrestlers, ex-cons and alcoholics, living in a council house where, she says, the rent was always due and dinner might be mashed potato sandwiches. The childhood sexual abuse that she had kept hidden for most of her life? Her rags-to-riches signing at 18 to WWE, the largest wrestling promotion in the world? Her new life in the US, when she was enjoying success...

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2 w. ago Myanmar healthcare facilities overwhelmed, WHO says, and scale of earthquake deaths and injuries ‘not fully understood’ – live

World Health Organization issues flash appeal for $8m of emergency support amid frantic search for survivorsAFP has spoken to relatives anxiously waiting at the site of a collapsed building in Bangkok.Daodee Paruay said she had been at the site for two days, hoping for a miracle. Her brother was an electrician working on site, and he is believed to be under the rubble. “We wait, we wait.” she said. Continue reading...

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