8 h. ago Missing man's body found 15 years after disappearing as Storm Alice floods abandoned flat

The remains of a man, last seen by neighbours in 2010, were found on Saturday in his pigeon-infested home in La Fuensanta, Valencia, after recent flooding caused by Storm Alice

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9 h. ago TikTok star Mainly Mannie reveals he has AIDS in emotional message from hospital

Popular TikTok star Mainly Mannie has revealed he is HIV positive as he shared a touching video from his hospital bed as he is flooded with supportive comments from his fans

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9 h. ago Forget the Eiffel Tower, Louvre and overrated Parisian hotspots

You know the drill: start with a croissant and a bitter black coffee, glimpse the Eiffel Tower, visit the Louvre, have an overpriced dinner, stay in an overpriced hotel and head home.

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10 h. ago Tories and Reform battle to be heirs to Thatcher’s legacy on her centenary

Gala dinner to remember Conservatives’ most successful leader puts spotlight on who will carry forward her ideasIt is a glittering annual dinner in honour of the Conservative party’s most successful leader and, on the 100th anniversary of Margaret Thatcher’s birth, one that is bigger than ever.Yet as Tory grandees, celebrity backers and wealthy donors prepare to sit down at a gala dinner at London’s Guildhall on Monday evening, a battle for her legacy is under way between the party she once led and the insurgent threat to its survival, Reform UK. Continue reading...

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10 h. ago ‘Death to Spotify’: the DIY movement to get artists and fans to quit the music app

Musicians have long criticized the streaming service’s paltry payouts, but a new wave of boycotts is emergingThis month, indie musicians in San Francisco gathered for a series of talks called Death to Spotify, where attenders explored “what it means to decentralize music discovery, production and listening from capitalist economies”.The events, held at Bathers library, featured speakers from indie station KEXP, labels Cherub Dream Records and Dandy Boy Records, and DJ collectives No Bias and Amor Digital. What began as a small run of talks quickly sold out and drew international interest. People as far away as Barcelona and Bengaluru emailed the organizers asking how to host similar events. Continue reading...

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11 h. ago Roy Keane's daughter explains business she launched after incurable disease left her bed

The daughter of Manchester United legend Roy Keane, Caragh Keane has had many health struggles in her life, but she has leant on her experience to create a new brand

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12 h. ago How to make cinnamon buns – recipe | Felicity Cloake's Masterclass

Soft, sweet, sticky and unexpectedly easy to make at home. Season to suit your own tastes, and enjoy with a coffee or teaThere are few joys quite like a sticky bun. As soft and sweet as an edible pillow, they’re a lovely thing to sink into with a cup of coffee and, though they look impressive, they’re also unexpectedly easy to make at home. This Scandinavian version is cinnamon flavoured, but feel free to change the seasoning to suit your palate.Prep 30 min Rest 1 hr+Cook 25 min Makes 7 Continue reading...

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12 h. ago Police probe 'unexplained death' of man at property in Scots town

The man was found dead in the flat by officers yesterday afternoon.

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20 h. ago My foolproof guide to living with a partner – and not falling out about home decor | Polly Hudson

After years of marriage, my husband thinks I’m still trying to find his hideous painting of Bobby Moore ‘the right frame’ so it can go on the wall. It’s these subtle interior design lies that keep a relationship goingGame recognises game. A new, recently engaged friend of mine let slip this week that he has some Lord of the Rings memorabilia in the flat he shares with his fiancee, including a huge map of Middle-earth that is currently not on the wall, because they’re “looking for the right frame.” Well played, that fiancee. Chef’s kiss.This couple are in their extremely early 30s, so hats off to her even more, for already being so skilled at an essential long-term relationship manoeuvre that not only has she pulled it off perfectly, BUT her future husband is blissfully unaware it’s even happened. The right frame for that map is, clearly, a bin. However, she can’t come right out and tell him that, as there is a delicate language involved in negotiating the interior design let’s call ...

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21 h. ago Cook 'tastiest and crispiest' bacon in minutes by swapping oil for 1 ingredient

Writer Angela Patrone tested out a viral cooking hack that claims to make the crispiest bacon without using oil - and was surprised by the results

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21 h. ago Chef's 'correct' way to cook frozen peas means they'll 'never be mushy'

If you're looking to add a bit of greenery to your dinner, frozen peas are usually the hero. But one chef has shared a simple cooking technique that will make them taste even better

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22 h. ago Frozen peas will 'never be mushy' if you stop boiling them and do 1 thing instead

If you're looking to add a bit of greenery to your dinner, frozen peas are usually the hero. But one chef has shared a simple cooking technique that will make them taste even better.

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26 h. ago Teenager fights for life after being mauled by a shark at Cook Esplanade

A teenage boy has been airlifted to hospital after being bitten on the stomach by a shark in Far North Queensland.

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29 h. ago Here’s to the birdwatchers! Optimistic, slightly eccentric custodians of wonder and joy and passion and love

At its heart, birdwatching is an act of quiet rebellion, says Natalie Kyriacou. It is the gentle act of noticing – the willingness to see the world around youThey are the most curious creature of all. Hyper-focused. Single-minded. Intense. Devoted. Often single. They speak in reverent tones and hushed whispers and can walk with preternatural silence across a bed of leaves. They wield binoculars with the nonchalance of a sommelier sampling a Dom Pérignon. They can crouch in shrubbery for endless hours. They speak in code and use hand signals. They have lists and notebooks and write with lead pencils. They dress with military precision: khaki pants, fitted belt, cedar-brown shirt, wide-brimmed hat, waterproof boots. Their social calendars are governed by migration patterns and their conversations are peppered with whispered phrases like “Was that the trill of a reed warbler?”They are bearers of universal mysteries. Holders of ancient wisdom. They are birdwatchers. Continue reading...

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32 h. ago Why going to bed angry with your partner could be BETTER for your relationship

Two experts in psychology have shared their perspectives on the age-old mantra: 'Don't go to bed angry.'

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33 h. ago Nudists plan to strip off as they prepare for Christmas dinner with a twist

In the hopes of boosting spirits for the festive season, naturists across the UK have been asked to attend a luxurious Christmas feast — but there's an interesting twist

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33 h. ago Kim Jong Un rolls out North Korea's new intercontinental ballistic missile that may be tested in weeks

The North Korean dictator hosted world leaders at a state banquet in in Pyongyang to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the founding of the ruling Worker's Party.

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33 h. ago Man stopped disabled girlfriend from using toilet for 5 days and 'hid the loo roll'

Jack Preston, 29, was so controlling towards his bed-ridden girlfriend he banned her from going to the toilet for five days, even 'hiding the loo roll' from her

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34 h. ago England fans hit out at 'unacceptable' World Cup ticket prices in Mirror probe

Fifa's own resale site had a final ticket being sold for $17,900 to $50,000, or £13,423 to £37,279, with the site also offering normal seating and corporate hospitality

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37 h. ago War photographer abducted in Syria reveals how he was betrayed by militants he was filming and 'sold as a hostage'

War photojournalist Jonathan Alpeyrie recalls how he was once betrayed by a group of militants he was filming in Syria and 'sold as a hostage'.

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