48 m. ago Vax vacuum cleaner shoppers are calling 'the best they've ever used' is on sale for £69

The Vax Mach Air upright vacuum cleaner has received glowing reviews from shoppers who have called it the "best they've ever used" - and it's currently on sale for £69

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55 m. ago Best waterproof running shoes to keep up your exercise routine whatever the weather

Shoes to see you through come rain or shine

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58 m. ago The truth about the effects on your skin if you don’t wash your face before bed

Why cleansing matters, as a new study reveals one in five Brits don’t wash their face every day

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86 m. ago Keely Hodgkinson's split from boyfriend and brain tumour surgery as life changes since Olympics

Keely Hodgkinson won the nation's heart last summer in Paris after her gold medal heroics in the 800m, but how well do we really know the 23-year-old rising star?

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1 hour ago Donald Trump launches bizarre 'gold card' with his face that costs a jaw

The US President proudly flashed his new visa on Air Force One.

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2 h. ago Donald Trump shows off new 'gold card' immigration visa as he says "for $5m this could be yours"

It has the US president's face plastered across the front

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3 h. ago Coronation Street fans 'work out' what Theo Silverton is hiding after passion with Todd Grimshaw

As Corrie viewers know, Todd took a shine to Theo following their random meeting on the Street last last month

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3 h. ago Love Island's Shaughna Phillips shares genius Usher concert hack which could save hours

Reality TV star Shaughna Phillips, who appeared on Love Island in 2020, has shared a hack that will save concert-goers hours when attending a gig at London's O2 Arena

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3 h. ago Gardener's simple 79p Vaseline hack keeps your plants safe from slugs

A woman, who is also known as The Lockdown Gardener, has taken to social media to share her easy five-step method to keep slugs away from plants - and you'll have the product in your bathroom

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4 h. ago Grand National 2025: Rachael Blackmore tips Minella Indo to produce 'really big run'

The history-making jockey who won the race in 2021 on Minella Times is hoping to improve on last year’s third place finish on the former Cheltenham Gold Cup winner at Aintree

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4 h. ago Nepal is betting its future on hydropower – but the climate crisis is washing those hopes away

Nepal’s clean energy transition, almost entirely dependent on hydropower, is dangerously exposed to the very climate risks it hopes to solve. Mukesh Pokhrel reports from Kathmandu, Nepal

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5 h. ago Donald Trump unveils bizarre new 'gold card' with his face that will cost you $5million

The US President showed off his new visa on Air Force One. The $5 million card features his face, his name and the huge price tag splashed over. Trump also bizarrely claimed he was the first person to buy the residency permit

Economics

5 h. ago Renters who secured record £263k payout from ‘rogue landlord’ raise fears he will not pay up

‘Clearly there’s one set of rules for ordinary people – we fear what will happen if we’re even a month late on rent or mortgage payments – and another for billionaires,’ says tenant

Economics

6 h. ago Leading the charge: how a drive for electric vehicles is cleaning up Nepal

With air pollution causing a fifth of deaths in Nepal, growing EV use could add nearly three years to Kathmandu residents’ livesIn a rundown hangar in the heart of Kathmandu, the remains of a dozen electric trolley buses stand abandoned and corroding. Caked in dust and bird-droppings and lined with rubbish, they are a reminder of a bold experiment, launched 50 years ago, to electrify the city’s public transport system. Down the side of one is written, “Keep me alive”.Today, that plea is being heard. More than 70% of four-wheeled passenger vehicles – largely cars and minibuses – imported into Nepal last year were electric, one of the highest rates in the world. The figure reflects a remarkable growth in the use of electric vehicles (EVs), which saw the country import more than 13,000 between July 2023 and 2024, up from about 250 in 2020-21. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago Dyson owners are ditching their £800 vacuums for this £120 Amazon cleaner

It might be a shameless copy of a high-end Dyson, but this bargain cordless vacuum has been a big hit with buyers

Economics

6 h. ago Clean energy startups secure £150m investment boost with Net Zero Technology Centre’s support

Clean energy startups supported by Aberdeen’s Net Zero Technology Centre (NZTC) have raised £150 million in private investment, reflecting growing confidence in renewable energy, hydrogen, and carbon capture.

Economics

7 h. ago RIP hoop earrings – fun, quirky, colourful styles are the way to go now | Jess Cartner

Minimalist modern is giving way to a more individualistic, vintage-inspired look. Time to layer bead-style necklaces and add some colourJermaine Stewart was right, you know. We don’t have to take our clothes off to have a good time. I’m talking about fashion, naturally. If you want to tap into the most fun update happening in style right now, you can do so without changing a single item of clothing. Because the party is happening in your jewellery box, not your wardrobe.Fun jewellery is back, and I am thrilled. I love a hoop earring as much as anyone, but I think it is time to admit to ourselves that the hoop has got a little tired at this point. For several months last year, the biggest thing that was happening in earrings was that the precise shape of the hoop had changed a tiny bit. Instead of being shaped like car tyres, they had a melted quality, heavier at the bottom. Before that, they had shrunk slightly, into huggie hoops that tightly clasped the lobes. T...

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7 h. ago When the Going Was Good by Graydon Carter review – juicy stories from the heydey of magazines

From Anna Wintour’s table manners to Oscar party hijinks, the former editor of Vanity Fair tells all There are lines in When the Going Was Good, Graydon Carter’s memoir of his swashbuckling career as an editor during the heyday of magazines, that will make any journalist laugh (bitterly) out loud. “There was a bar at the end of each corridor,” writes Carter of his first job at Time magazine in the mid-1970s, where expense accounts were huge, oversight relaxed and, “I went five years without ever turning on my oven”. At Vanity Fair, where Carter took over the editorship in 1992, “the budget had no ceiling. I could send anybody anywhere for as long as I wanted.” For a commission on the collapse of Lloyd’s of London, one Vanity Fair hack ran up expenses of $180,000 – and the piece didn’t run.These are the details most readers will come for and Carter, who at 75 remains a symbol of magazine glamour and excess – a fact somehow vested in the whimsy and extravagance of his comic-book hair ...

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7 h. ago Inside Meghan Markle's £337,000 Netflix jewellery collection: From her iconic engagement ring to a dazzling evil eye bracelet

These dazzling accessories take centre stage in the Duchess of Sussex's new Netflix series, With Love, Meghan, where they subtly sparkle as she goes about everyday moments.

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8 h. ago KFC Hamilton hits the streets for the Great British Spring Clean

Team members were out litter-picking and filled over ten bags.

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