76 m. ago Jake Paul reveals exactly how much weight he must lose ahead of Julio Cesar Chavez fight

The 'Problem Child' makes his return to boxing next week - and with his fight against Cesar Chavez Jr looming - the American has revealed how much weight he has to lose

Politics

1 hour ago The truth about how the Romanians of Ballymena make their money after immigrant flaunted his wealth on Facebook to protest his innocence over 'sex assault' that sparked riots

Alex Iulian took to social media to deny rumours circulating that he had anything to do with the horrific incident which sparked three days of riots in the Co Antrim town.

Events

2 h. ago Thousands of Brits overpaying on mobile bills – switch to a £5 SIM

If your mobile contract has ended, you could be wasting hundreds of pounds a year – here’s the quick fix that could slash your bill to just £5 a month.

Economics

3 h. ago Tourist flees after shattering 'priceless' Van Gogh chair in museum 'nightmare'

A valuable artwork was shattered when a tourist accidentally lost their balance and plonked their full weight down on top of it - and the museum that displays the Van Gogh chair called it a 'nightmare'

Society

4 h. ago How the humble water gun became the symbol of Barcelona's anti

The humble water gun — the cheap, squirt-squirt variety — has become the weapon of choice and symbol of Spain's anti-tourism protests

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4 h. ago The best Android Auto car display we’ve tested is now incredibly cheap

Looking to give your car a smart upgrade? The best wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay display we’ve tested is now on sale for a bargain price.

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4 h. ago Debenhams' bestselling three piece luggage set may be under £60, but it's worth £135

Alternatively, trusted travel brand Antler is selling a three piece suitcase set for £484.50, which is worth £570 if purchased individually

Economics

4 h. ago A Biden official says Israel committed war crimes. Who else will come forward? | Ahmed Moor

The administration lied to obscure a genocide. Now a former spokesperson is revealing the disconnect between words and realityPoliticians lie, and the people around them do too. When it’s convenient – when the whole world is pulsing with revulsion, for example – they begin to reveal flavors of the truth.The Biden administration lied more than most, its public-facing members particularly. Its policy in Palestine was to embrace the Israelis in a “bear hug” – to smother them with love. And there’s thin cover for a genocide beyond lies.Ahmed Moor is a writer and fellow at the Foundation for Middle East Peace Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Ozempic heatwave alert: Weight loss jabs put users at risk of deadly complication as temperatures soar, medics warn

With Britain set to be as hot as Barbados and Malibu in the coming days, medics have warned those taking revolutionary weight loss jabs need to be extra cautious amid the heatwave.

Events

5 h. ago Angel Gomes reveals 'weight of the shirt' issue hampering Man Utd stars

Angel Gomes played just 10 times for Manchester United's first team despite making his debut at 16, but the England international has excelled since moving to France

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5 h. ago The terrifying truth about flying we are all missing... and why I will never get on a plane again: CANDIDA CREWE

As a young woman, I used to jump on planes with the cavalier attitude of the majority of flyers. What happened to that carefree 25-year-old who used to think no more of hopping on a plane than a bus?

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5 h. ago Cheap Fire TV Stick hack that allows users to access Sky channels legally

Fire TV Stick users will be able to watch top Sky channels without having to pay for a full TV package.

Events

5 h. ago Holidaymakers left in limbo as British travel company goes bust

The firm, based in Berkshire, claimed to offer the 'best cheap breaks in the UK'. Its website says: 'Holidays to the most iconic cities in the World.' Now thousands of summer getaways are at risk.

Transport

6 h. ago Weight loss jabs could impact your contraception. Here’s why

Simon Cork on the surprising side effect of weight loss jabs - unintended pregnancy

Politics

7 h. ago Poem of the week: This Year Her Present by Victoria Melkovska

Gifts sent from a loved one abroad at first bring warmth and joy, then grave alarmThis Year Her Presentwasn’t a book — my shelves sag under the weight of volumes she’s given me over the last two decades since I moved from Ukraine to Ireland; Continue reading...

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7 h. ago The one change that worked: I stood up to my inner critic and I’ve never looked back

In my teenage years I had an eating disorder and a voice in my head criticised everything I did. But then I took controlI wish I could say that if my teenage self had a window to the future, she would be proud of the person I’ve become. But, in truth, I think she would dislike me just as much as she disliked herself. Back then, I could have spoken for hours about all of the reasons I hated the person I was. And that wasn’t something I believed would change. I used to be all-consumed by my inner critic: the critical voice in my head was much louder than any rational thoughts or words of affirmation others offered me.I had an eating disorder. Each day was a monotonous cycle of exercising as much as possible and eating as little as I could get away with. I was miserable, and it was all because of the cage I’d built within my own mind. This is not something unique to people with eating disorders. I’ve realised, after sharing my story online, that so many people have this unkind voice in...

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11 h. ago When women are having cancer symptoms dismissed, no wonder they turn to toxic ‘wellness’

Cancer cases are on the rise in young people but misdiagnosis remains an issue, with everything from anxiety to menopause named as the culprit. Helen Coffey investigates why women in particular are more at risk of having their pain overlooked – and whether mistrust in medicine is leading to the surge in patients turning to dangerous ‘alternative’ treatments

Events

11 h. ago Erin Patterson trial hears of ‘four calculated deceptions’ at heart of mushroom lunch case as closing address begins

Prosecutor also tells court Patterson lied about cancer to lunch guests because she thought ‘her lie would die with them’Erin Patterson trial LIVEWho are Erin Patterson and the other key figures in Australia’s mushroom trial?Four calculated deceptions are at the heart of Erin Patterson’s triple-murder case, the prosecution has claimed in its closing address to the jury, including a lie about cancer the accused hoped would “die with” her lunch guests.On Monday, Nanette Rogers SC spent day 32 of the trial closing the prosecution case, outlining these four deceptions: Patterson’s fabricated cancer claim; the “lethal doses” of death cap mushrooms “secreted” in home-cooked beef wellingtons; Patterson’s attempts to make it seem she also suffered death cap mushroom poisoning; and the “sustained cover-up she embarked upon to conceal the truth”.Sign up for Guardian Australia’s breaking news email Continue reading...

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12 h. ago Manchester United should target perfect £50m Bryan Mbeumo alternative Ruben Amorim never gave up on

United have been heavily linked with a move for the Brentford star this summer

Economics

12 h. ago Man United eye Bryan Mbeumo alternative as unlikely transfer 'takes step closer'

Manchester United are entering the second half of the summer transfer window and plenty of business is expected between now and September

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