4 h. ago Experts say never eat this healthy food 'more than once a week'

The NHS says too much of it in any form could lead to bone fractures

Society

4 h. ago Pilots claim chicken coop near airfield may endanger flights and lead to fatalities

Airfield owner Barry Pearson warned that the 65,000-square metre farm outbuilding may attract wild birds which could then crash into aircraft.

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5 h. ago China's new 'blowtorch' bomb which causes 1,000C fireball and melts metal

Chinese State researchers have developed this new non-nuclear hyrdogen weapon, that has been likened to napalm, which has the power to create a "whitehot" fireball to decimate whole areas

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10 h. ago F1 standings after Saudi Arabian GP as Oscar Piastri takes lead of world championship

Piastri won his second race in a row to take the lead of the world championship from Lando Norris

Transport

11 h. ago F1 Saudi Arabia GP LIVE: Race latest updates with leader Verstappen handed penalty for Piastri clash

Follow latest F1 updates with Verstappen keeping the lead but punished by the stewards for a clash with Piastri

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12 h. ago USA v Canada: women’s world ice hockey championship final – live

Cross-border rivals face off again for titleEmail Beau at beau.dure.freelance@guardian.co.ukCanada 0-0 USA, 14:25 left, 1st period: It’s all Canada at the moment. They’ve taken the shots lead 6-3. So far, nothing has troubled Frankel too much, but “let them shoot a lot” is never a good game plan.Social media alert: USA Hockey and Hockey Canada are both on BlueSky, but neither organization has posted. That’s no fun. Continue reading...

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13 h. ago Rochelle and Marvin Humes lead celebs celebrating Easter Sunday in style

Rochelle and Marvin swooped their family off to the Maldives to celebrate Easter while Perrie Edwards and Ferne McCann enjoy quality time in the British sunshine

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13 h. ago Pedro Neto late strike clinches comeback win for Chelsea at Fulham

Substitute Tyrique George equalised seven minutes from time after Alex Iwobi had given Fulham a 20th-minute lead.

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13 h. ago Chelsea break Fulham hearts as Pedro Neto completes stunning turnaround

These are the moments that turn seasons. Credit goes to Enzo Maresca, whose substitutions altered the flow of this west London derby and provided Chelsea with the foundations to break Fulham’s hearts with a stunning turnaround at Craven Cottage.Fulham were clinging on to their 1-0 lead when Maresca took off his only striker, Nicolas Jackson, and replaced him with Tyrique George with 12 minutes left. The 19-year-old winger soon conjured a fine equaliser and there was time for Chelsea, who had not won on the road since December, to revive their hopes of qualifying for the Champions League when Pedro Neto lashed in a firecracker of a shot in added time. Continue reading...

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15 h. ago Ipswich v Arsenal LIVE: Gunners lead through Trossard as they try to keep Premier League title hopes alive

Mikel Arteta’s men can keep their faint title hopes alive with a win at Portman Road

Politics

17 h. ago Is your tap water poisoning your family? These are the UK's hotspots for dangerously high levels of a common but toxic material

Thousands of families are unknowingly drinking tap water laced with a toxic material, putting them at risk of long-term health damage.

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19 h. ago Melting glaciers will harm us all. Yet still we watch, unmoved | Robin McKie

The degradation of the Arctic tundra has triggered a terrible chain reaction that can only lead to greater mayhemThe problems that now afflict attempts to establish a military presence in the far north of Canada and Greenland provide timely warnings about the miseries that lie ahead for the rest of the planet as global warming continues its remorseless spread.The Arctic has suffered especially early impacts because temperatures here are rising faster than in any other part of our planet. Crucially, this process threatens to trigger even greater climatic mayhem. Continue reading...

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19 h. ago Britain 'needs to follow Donald Trump's lead and launch a war on woke universities, rid classrooms of anti

The US President's moves to exert more influence over American colleges has sparked calls for the Labour government to ensure British institutions do not engage in 'ideological overreach'.

Politics

21 h. ago The May elections are a perfect opportunity for Nigel Farage to peddle his politics of grievance | Andrew Rawnlsey

An unpopular government and floundering official opposition creates fertile territory for ReformFor his next trick, perhaps Comrade Farage will belt out all the verses of The Red Flag and tell us that his favourite book is The Ragged-Trousered Philanthropists. Brother Nigel has popped up on the government’s left flank by demanding the immediate nationalisation of the steel industry. He’s also expressed a solidarity with trades unionists hitherto undetected in this longtime admirer of Margaret Thatcher.At an event at a working men’s club in one of the more deprived wards of County Durham, the old fraud even claimed to have a personal affinity with steelworkers because he used to be in the “metals business” himself. This was a disingenuous reference to his time as a trader at the London Metal Exchange, which involved long lunches in the City fuelled with copious quantities of port. Or maybe he was thinking of his gig as a paid “brand ambassador” for a firm that deals in gold bullion. ...

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22 h. ago ‘When medieval times return, I’ll be ready’: Bella Ramsey on friendship, fashion and The Last of Us

The young actor’s life has been transformed since they landed the lead role in what turned out to be a TV phenomenon. As the much-anticipated second season begins, they discuss growing up in the glare of fameBella Ramsey self-recorded their audition tape for The Last of Us at their parents’ home in Leicestershire and sent it off more in hope than expectation. Ramsey, who was 17 at the time, had never played the post-apocalyptic zombie video game on which the new TV series was based, but knew it was a big deal: released in 2013, it had sold more than 20m copies. It would later emerge that Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann, the show’s creators, looked seriously at more than 100 actors for the role of Ellie, the sassy and quirky but also complicated and vicious American protagonist of The Last of Us. “Yeah, I’ve been told,” says Ramsey with a wry smile.When Ramsey got the first callback from Mazin and Druckmann, they joined the Zoom from their childhood bedroom. “I’ve gotten very used to ...

Events

22 h. ago Pixar fans scramble to create ‘The Increggibles’ and ‘Eggside Out 2’ for Easter

Parents across the country have been taking to TikTok to post the egg-centred creations their children have made in the lead up to Easter.

Politics

27 h. ago People know it as that vast, sandy beach with a famous pub but it means much more to me

From the beach, a stroll along Traeth Morfa Nefyn will lead you past Bwlch-y-Brydun, a trio of buildings, and along a narrow strip of land curving into Traeth Porthdinllaen

Politics

30 h. ago European football: Barcelona roar back to beat Celta, Las Palmas shock Atlético

Lewandowski injury mars Barça’s 4-3 victoryMcTominay strikes as Napoli keep pressure on InterBarcelona fought back from 3-1 down to beat Celta Vigo 4-3 in a rollercoaster encounter, with a stoppage-time penalty by Raphinha extending their lead over Real Madrid at the top of La Liga to seven points.Barcelona took the lead in the 12th minute through Ferran Torres but conceded an equaliser three minutes later when Wojciech Szczesny misread a cross and allowed Borja Iglesias to score. The Spanish forward then stunned the home fans when he scored two more goals in the second half, twice racing through to beat the keeper on his way to a hat-trick. Continue reading...

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31 h. ago Arne Slot could miss Liverpool title party as Reds boss makes Leicester admission

Liverpool can seal the Premier League title on Sunday if Arsenal lose against Ipswich and Arne Slot's side beat Leicester, an outcome which will no-doubt lead to Bank Holiday celebrations

Society

34 h. ago Max Verstappen claims Saudi GP F1 pole after Lando Norris hits the wall

Championship leader will start race from 10th on gridOscar Piastri qualfies second with George Russell thirdAlready struggling for confidence in his car the world championship leader, Lando Norris, suffered another serious blow to his title ambitions, crashing out in qualifying for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. His Red Bull rival Max Verstappen claimed pole position, one-hundredth of a second clear of Norris’s teammate, Oscar Piastri.McLaren and, indeed, Norris had looked strong all weekend, but on the first of the final runs in Q3 at the Jeddah circuit he took too much kerb through turns 4-5 and 6 and it spat him out into the wall, taking a nasty hit on the front. He was unhurt but declared himself an “idiot” when speaking to his team. The session was red-flagged and Norris will start from 10th on Sunday, his title lead hanging by the slenderest of threads and his self-belief perhaps once more undermined. Continue reading...

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