8 h. ago Haaland and Marmoush fire Manchester City to comeback win at Bournemouth

Manchester City continue to dream of a silver-lined finish to an underwhelming season. It was a day when Bournemouth were determined to make history by reaching a first semi-final in any major competition and their hopes were high at half-time. Not only had Kepa Arrizabalaga saved an Erling Haaland penalty, they were in front thanks to Evanilson’s scrambled finish.City were on the canvas. They would clamber up in fine style. Haaland had missed other chances and he would be forced off with an injury. But before he went, he had scored the equaliser. The match-winner would be his replacement. Omar Marmoush had been on the field for a matter of minutes and his first involvement was to take a touch before sweeping past Kepa. Continue reading...

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37 h. ago Man 'refuses to change clock for daylight savings' – and he's not the only one

A woman has been left reeling after discovering her boyfriend has a strange habit when it comes to daylight savings - and she's not sure whether she's right to be concerned

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39 h. ago What Michael Schumacher's inner circle know about F1 legend's health after 'sad' update

The German has been receiving round-the-clock care since his life-changing skiing accident in 2013

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43 h. ago Clock change, sleep disruptions and our health – tips to minimise the impact

The clocks changing could have a surprising effect on our body

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44 h. ago Changing your clock? Scientists are only just beginning to understand what this does to us | Ruth Ogden

Our research in October showed that ‘falling back’ had a negative impact on women, especially mothers. Do we need to shift the way we think about time?Twice a year we change the clocks. For many it is not clear why and how this change affects us. So last October, with the help of the Guardian, a group of scientists at Liverpool John Moores University and the University of Oxford conducted a nationwide survey to understand the impact on people’s daily lives.More than 12,000 people answered questions about their wellbeing, satisfaction with life and stress levels, completing the survey in the week before the clocks went back and again in the days immediately after. When we compared the responses, we found that women’s mental health and wellbeing suffered in the immediate aftermath of the clocks going back, while men experienced greater wellbeing and greater satisfaction with life. So what does this tell us about the way we experience time?Ruth Ogden is professor of the psychology of t...

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46 h. ago Employers National Insurance: How April 2025 increase will impact you

The UK Government is making the move 'to help fix the foundations of the public finances and invest in public services', but experts warn that businesses could make moves to save money in other ways

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53 h. ago Texas measles outbreak spikes as experts warn US should take steps now to prevent an epidemic

There are now nearly 500 confirmed cases of highly contagious measles reported across the country

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59 h. ago Ravneet Gill’s recipe for Boston cream pie cupcakes | The sweet spot

A sumptuous take on the Boston cream pie, in the shape of a cupcakeThese cupcakes are a playful twist on the classic Boston cream pie. I’ve added cocoa powder to the cake, while keeping the classic custard filling really rich and luscious, but the real star is an easy creme patissiere that saves on time without sacrificing flavour. Friends have declared them “amazing”, and they’d be a strong contender for any work Bake Off competition or casual celebration. Continue reading...

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3 d. ago Smartphone bans ‘only a stopgap’ experts warn as Netflix's Adolescence highlights dangers

Academics have outlined how to keep children safe on smartphones after the Netflix blockbuster Adolescence shows the dark online world of toxic ideologies children can be sucked into

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3 d. ago Ninja StaySharp Knife Block Review: can an integrated sharpener save time and money?

We tested whether bluntness might truly be banished forever

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3 d. ago Wealthy and pensioners at risk of new tax raid in autumn Budget, experts warn

Labour chancellor has stopped short of ruling out further tax rises or spending cuts at the Budget

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3 d. ago Shoppers who spend over £10 on flowers can get £10 cashback with limited time deal

Pick up a bouquet of flowers for Mother's Day and save with limited-time cashback offer

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3 d. ago Michael Schumacher's wife 'doesn't talk about the accident' for heartbreaking reason

Michael Schumacher has spent more than a decade requiring round-the-clock medical care since the life-changing injuries he suffered in a skiing accident in the French Alps

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4 d. ago Hopes rise for interest rate cut after inflation falls – but experts warn relief may be short

The Bank of England have promised a “careful” approach to reducing the rate this year

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4 d. ago Top scientists call for an end to daylight saving time: Experts warn clock change fuels a rise in cancer, traffic accidents, and suicide

As the clocks are set to go forwards this Sunday, many of us will be dreading losing an hour in bed. Now, top scientists have called for an end to Daylight Saving Time.

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4 d. ago Health experts warn of 'painful' condition that is caused by too much screen time

Spending too much time scrolling on your phones could result in an alarming health problem called "text neck"

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4 d. ago Donald Trump's trade tariffs plan could smash Rachel Reeves' hopes of a UK economic recovery as experts warn trade war would cut growth and raise inflation

The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) warned that if the protectionist US plan developed into a full-blown global trade war it could reduce UK GDP by a full 1 per cent on its own.

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4 d. ago Youth Music launches Rescue the Roots campaign to save grassroots projects: ‘The time for action is now’

New campaign launches as Ed Sheeran calls for urgent government funding of music education in the UK

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4 d. ago 'I ditched my toastie maker for a £25 no mess Amazon gadget that makes them in the microwave'

"Not used my old traditional toastie machine in ages. No waiting for it heating up so it saves time if you then want to make another. The toastie is as crisp as the traditional machine and its just as melted and cooked inside. Best thing I've bought in a long time."

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5 d. ago Charities and health experts warn welfare cuts could cost lives

The Government will release an impact assessment indicating how many people will be hit by its benefits reforms.

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