70 m. ago Russia reveals bombshell Hitler files including 'body double' theory and final words

New files released by Russian intelligence reveal what Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun were wearing when they were found dead - and contain key testimony from the Nazi leader's aides

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80 m. ago Ukraine’s PM hails ‘good and equal’ minerals deal with US – Europe live

Ukraine to retain ‘full control over resources and infrastructure’ under agreement, says Denys Shmyhal Full report: US and Ukraine sign minerals deal that solidifies investment in Kyiv’s defense against RussiaUkraine and the US signed a long-awaited minerals deal last night, signaling a major step forward in bilateral relations. But the full text of the agreement, including key details on the contentious small print issues that dragged out negotiations, has yet to be made public.Ukrainian prime minister Denys Shmyhal suggested yesterday that the process of ratifying the agreement could start today, with party consultations. Expect more details to emerge. Continue reading...

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82 m. ago Even busiest pubs faces closure in 12p a pint profit shambles says ex 'night tsar'

EXCLUSIVE: Manchester's former "night tsar" has told the Daily Star how every single pub in the UK is starring down the barrel of oblivion following the release of data showing average profit per pint is 12p

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90 m. ago Erin Patterson trial: Estranged husband tells court he was ‘too uncomfortable’ to attend fatal mushroom lunch

Text messages between Simon and Erin Patterson read out in court suggests the accused found his decision not to attend ‘really disappointing’

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93 m. ago Death cap mushrooms: What are the symptoms of mushroom poisoning?

The trial of an Australian woman accused of poisoning her ex-husband’s relatives with death cap mushrooms has grabbed global attention

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93 m. ago Scots dad dies from brain tumour after being told bizarre symptoms were 'stress

Barry Fair, 44, sadly died on April 23, 2024.

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1 hour ago Beef Wellington murder trial: Accused killer 'rarely' held dinner parties for guests says estranged husband

Erin Patterson says she ‘panicked’ after guests fell ill from her Beef Wellington

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2 h. ago Netflix fans told to watch underrated 'classic' that inspired new Tina Fey series

The new series is a modern reimagining

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2 h. ago Major M4 motorway bridge suddenly closed sparking ‘severe’ delays

The westbound entry slip road to the M4 Prince of Wales bridge near Bristol is shut due to a diesel spill overnight - drivers have been told to expect long delays

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2 h. ago You be the judge: my husband returned a gift my sister gave us. Should he confess?

Ruby gave Elodie and Max a bowl that wasn’t their style. He exchanged it, but Elodie lied and said he’d smashed it. Should they tell Ruby the truth? You decideFind out how to get a disagreement settled or become a jurorThe present was a caring gesture whether we liked it or not. Returning it was rude – Max should fess upWe both hated it, so why should we feel obliged to keep an ugly gift? I wasn’t ungrateful – just practical Continue reading...

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2 h. ago US and Ukraine sign mineral deal after Donald Trump turns on Putin

The minerals deal, signed on Wednesday, will give the US privileged access to new investment projects to develop Ukraine's natural resources.

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3 h. ago London hospital gene therapy breakthrough gives boy with ‘death sentence’ disease a normal life

Eisa Hussein took part in a clinical trial testing the new gene therapy at Great Ormond Street Hospital

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3 h. ago Mushroom trial LIVE updates: Estranged husband reveals why he feared Erin Patterson was 'using' him

Follow Daily Mail Australia's live coverage of accused mushroom chef Erin Patterson's murder trial.

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3 h. ago Raging Jo Potter boots Rangers dugout as SWPL title hopes at risk of going up in smoke

An incensed Potter told her players they have to do better or risk being shown the door this summer

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3 h. ago A luxury lighthouse stay in northern Spain: ‘Windows look east and west to sunrise and sunset’

A renovated lighthouse on the Bay of Biscay is the perfect base for exploring Asturias’s maritime delightsI have always longed to be a lighthouse keeper and now, at last, I am one. If only for the weekend. Look at my chunky-knit jumper! Feel the waterproof weave of my Donegal tweed cap! Truth be told, I am way too toasty in this quasi-nautical ensemble, having hoped and dressed for ominous fog, murderous gales and oceanic rainstorms. Instead, it is bright, calm and warm on an early spring afternoon in the famously pretty fishing village of Cudillero in Asturias, where the Costa Verde of northern Spain drops away into the deep blue Bay of Biscay.Built in 1858, the local lighthouse – the Faro de Cudillero – stands on a shelf of rock just beyond the harbour, a short walk up stone steps and along a narrow cliff side service path. Its hexagonal beacon tower has been remodelled a few times over the years. The signal lamp inside was first fuelled by olive oil, then paraffin and petrol, bef...

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3 h. ago US and Ukraine finally sign minerals deal as Donald Trump makes key concession

The deal appears to contain some important concessions by Washington and comes days after Trump and Zelensky held talks at Pope Francis’s funeral

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4 h. ago Scottish Government must act 'urgently' on alcohol deaths, more than 70 organisations warn

Numerous charities have called for ministers to do more

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4 h. ago What are Ukraine’s rare earth minerals, where are they and what does this deal with Trump involve?

More than 50 per cent of Ukraine’s critical rare earth mineral resources are in regions illegally annexed by Vladimir Putin and partially occupied by his forces

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4 h. ago Trump insiders call Steve Witkoff a 'bumbling f**** idiot' after special envoy meets alone with Putin

Former real estate attorney Steve Witkoff met with Russia's Vladimir Putin on Friday amid continuing negotiations about the end of the Ukrainian invasion.

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5 h. ago The ancient psychedelics myth: ‘People tell tourists the stories they think are interesting for them’

The narrative of ancient tribes around the world regularly using ayahuasca and magic mushrooms in healing practices is a popular one. Is it true?Beginning in 2001, the Austrian anthropologist Bernd Brabec de Mori spent six years living in the western Amazon. He first arrived as a backpacker, returned to do a master’s thesis on ayahuasca songs, and eventually did a PhD on the music of eight Indigenous peoples in the region. Along the way, he married a woman of the local Shipibo tribe and settled down.“I did not have a lot of money,” he told me, “so I had to make my living there.” He became a teacher. He built a house. He and his wife had children. That rare experience of joining the community, he said, forced him to realise that many of the assumptions he had picked up as an anthropologist were wrong. Continue reading...

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