69 m. ago Rising food prices in Majorca and Ibiza may deter Brits from Balearic holidays

Food prices on the Balearic Islands have soared alongside the number of tourists visiting the archipelago over the last five years - with the cost of essentials including oil and bottled water spiking by more than 50%

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73 m. ago Charming Welsh Victorian hotel that has its own tiny microbrewery

The brewery is located in Charming Llanwrtyd Wells, an offbeat town in mid-Wales, renowned for its weird and utterly bonkers events, from snorkelling in a bog to trying to outrun horses.

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80 m. ago Liverpool: Harvey Elliott to consider future amid Florian Wirtz transfer 'twist'

Midfielder’s game time is likely to decrease further next season if Liverpool pull of stunning £118m transfer

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87 m. ago Thomas Tuchel 'doesn't understand' Andorra pain but 'would pick same England team again'

Thomas Tuchel will subject his England players to watching back their painful performance against Andorra ahead of the game against Senegal when the World Cup hopefuls must improve

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88 m. ago Monopoly fans left 'mindblown' after discovering they've been playing it wrong

A clip of the conversation was shared to TikTok as people admitted they had no idea this was the rule when playing the iconic board game

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1 hour ago British couple try Chinese takeaway in America and notice one big difference

Chinese takeaways are popular in the UK, as well as the US, and a British couple sampled one in America. They noticed a big difference that they found confusing

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2 h. ago Uriah Rennie had to think quickly when Roy Keane 'suddenly snapped' to stop a '20

Former Premier League referee Uriah Rennie had to physically restrain Roy Keane during a game after seeing "fury in his eyes" during a tense clash with Jason McAteer

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2 h. ago Katie Price 'sad' to send Harvey back to college early as he causes £3k of damage

Former glamour model Katie Price has been left with no choice but to send her son Harvey back to college early, after he 'smashed' her £3,000 television in a fit of rage

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3 h. ago Terrifying footage shows Tesco lorry engulfed in flames as blaze ripped through driver’s cabin

Dramatic footage showed the truck, stopped at the side of the A85 between Midlix and Glenogle, after a blaze engulfed the driver's cabin on Sunday afternoon.

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3 h. ago The one change that worked: meditation cured my insomnia – and transformed my relationships

The practice that helped me to sleep also gave me the clarity to end my marriage, and to begin dating againIn the run-up to Christmas 2018, wobbly with delirium on a station platform packed with partygoers, I nearly fell under a train. Insomnia – not the “I woke at 3am for a bit” type, but the brutalising “I might have dropped off for a fretful 45 minutes at around 6am” kind – will do that to a person.I have rarely slept well. But this particular stretch of insomnia was, almost literally, a killer. I’d tried every snake oil on the market. A Harley Street hypnotist gave up on me after two sessions. Prescription sleeping pills stopped working. As a last resort, I tried the eight-week NHS cognitive behavioural therapy course for insomnia. It involved a tedious sleep diary, increasing “sleep pressure” by forcing myself to stay up until 2am and strengthening the “bed-sleep connection” by sacrificing my bedtime read. Far from helping, these strategies ramped up my frustration. Then I foun...

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3 h. ago Sausages will taste so much better when you do this one thing before frying

Frying sausages is one of the most popular methods to cook the British classic, but there is one thing you should always do before adding them to the pan

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3 h. ago 'I bought a lasagne from Harrods and you won't believe the price'

A woman and her mum tried the lasagne, but people couldn't believe how much it cost them, and in the video, they shared that they thought it was a good portion for the price

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3 h. ago Trump, Xi and the London Gambit: Trade, Tension, and the New Great Game

Trump, Xi and the London Gambit: Trade, Tension, and the New Great Game  EU Today

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4 h. ago Katie Price makes son Harvey leave home early as he smashes her £3k television

Former glamour model Katie Price has revealed she sent her eldest son Harvey back to college a day early after she woke to the sound of him breaking the expensive device

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4 h. ago Bitcoin is introduced into Africa's largest slum, with risks and rewards

A Kenyan company has introduced bitcoin into what is widely considered Africa’s largest urban slum

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4 h. ago Police issue statement after fan falls from stand and dies during Nations League final

Portugal won the Nations League final against Spain on penalties, but the game has been overshadowed by the tragic death of a supporter, who had fallen from a stand just before both the shootout began

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4 h. ago How to make flavoured butter at home – and why everyone’s doing it

From spicy ‘nduja to punchy blue cheese and even chocolate, homemade flavoured butters are the easy kitchen upgrade going viral – here’s how to make your own

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4 h. ago Public employees in Iraq’s Kurdish region caught in the middle of Baghdad

Tensions have escalated between Iraq’s central government in Baghdad and the semi-autonomous Kurdish region in the country’s north in a long-running dispute over the the sharing of oil revenues

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4 h. ago Muckle Flugga by Michael Pedersen review – anything can happen on this remote Scottish island

Life is turned upside-down by a new arrival, in this weird and charming tale of nature and family – with a guest appearance from the ghost of Robert Louis StevensonOften thought of as the northernmost point of the British Isles, the Scottish island Muckle Flugga lies on the outer reaches of the Shetland archipelago. Norse legend has it that this craggy and almost uninhabitable place was created by two warring giants, obsessed with the same mermaid. While throwing boulders at each other, one of the rivalrous giants’ missiles accidentally plopped into the sea: and so the island was born.A version of this mythic tussle is central to Michael Pedersen’s debut novel. When the narrative opens, delivered in a lively present tense sprinkled with Scots, The Father and his 19-year-old son Ouse are the only residents on the island. The Father mans Muckle’s lighthouse, and is as volatile as the waves he illuminates. A gossip from a neighbouring island describes him as irascible, with “a&nbs...

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4 h. ago Brits have been chopping peppers wrong and the correct way only takes seconds

A TikToker just humbled all UK households by revealing the best, most convenient and quickest way to cut a bell pepper, and it doesn't take more than five seconds.

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