69 m. ago Inventor of controversial Sarco 'suicide pod' reveals in detail exactly what happens in a person's final moments, after stepping inside the machine

Dr Philip Nitschke created the controversial coffin-like Sarco pod to offer patients a way to end their lives painlessly. The controversial device was used in Switzerland for the first time late last year.

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82 m. ago Single mother thought she'd found her dream man but after Googling his name while on a romantic getaway together, she discovered a VERY different reality

A woman believed her new boyfriend was a 'nice guy' until a Google search revealed her initial impressions of the man, from Liverpool, were far from the truth.

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1 hour ago Vatican gives Pope Francis health update after ‘breathing crisis’

The pontiff has been in hospital for just over two weeks – since 14 February – fighting double pneumonia

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2 h. ago Marco Rubio in outrageous bid to blame Zelensky's 'behaviour' for Donald Trump attack

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio claimed Donald Trump's outburst against Volodymyr Zelensky in the White House was a 'predictable outcome' and blamed the Ukrainian president for the ugly scenes

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2 h. ago Vatican issues update on Pope Francis' health after 'isolated crisis'

The Pontiff is not out of danger

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2 h. ago The truth about young men and sex: ‘We go along with things we’re uncomfortable with’

Do they really think about it every seven seconds? Are they only after one-night stands? We asked 30 men to bare all – their answers may surprise youThere’s a stereotype about young men and sex. I see it play out across social media, and over wine-fuelled chats with my friends: that men only want one thing, that they all cheat and that, ultimately, they’re selfish in bed. It’s an idea that has been fuelled by the rise of toxic masculinity influencers such as Andrew Tate, who discuss sex as something they are “owed” and encourage other men to think similarly.For the past eight years, I’ve worked at Cosmopolitan magazine, speaking to millennial and gen-Z women about their love lives, and I can’t deny that there is some truth to the stereotype. But when I decided to have candid (and at times incredibly awkward) conversations with men in their 20s about their sex lives, another story emerged: one of insecurity, hidden and misunderstood sexualities, and often a deeper need for ...

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2 h. ago Warning over 'dangerous' dupes that could cause fires or deadly health issues

MoneyMagpie Editor and financial expert Vicky Parry warns readers about why buying ‘dupes’ online can lead to disaster

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2 h. ago Conscription is an option for the UK – but not how you'd expect, claims expert

EXCLUSIVE: Marco Wyss – a Professor of International History and Security – has said that conscription wouldn't be a bad idea for the UK, but not in the way many would think

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2 h. ago Disabled pals horrified after Indian restaurant refused to serve them as owner decided they looked 'too ill to eat'

The owner of the Rahil Tandoori in Barry, South Wales, has admitted refusing to serve Rhys Bowler and Skye Jordan because 'their condition was so bad'.

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3 h. ago New update on Pope Francis' health after 'breathing crisis' saw 'condition worsen'

This is a breaking news story and is constantly being updated as the story develops

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3 h. ago What can we learn from the clothes we buy but never wear? | Jess Cartner

I’ve set myself a project to wear the neglected items in my wardrobe – from a crimson silk skirt to a mustard coatMost of us have clothes in our wardrobe that we never wear but can’t quite let go of. I have a daffodil yellow tweed shift dress with buttons down the front that I bought about five years ago and have worn, I think, three times. Every time I open my wardrobe, it catches my eye and I feel bad. I feel guilty that I bought a dress that I didn’t need and don’t even really seem to like. But I also feel bad for the dress, because it really is very pretty, and what has it done to deserve being ghosted by me? That part sounds crazy, I know. But I try to be honest about the thought process of buying clothes and choosing what to wear, even when the truth makes no sense.Like lots of us, I hate seeing stuff go to waste. I go to unnecessary lengths to make dinners using up whatever is in the fridge. I tell myself this is because it is healthier and more sustainable than takeout,...

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3 h. ago Truth behind Peter Andre's son's debut song as Big Brother star reveals all

In an exclusive interview with The Mirror, Big Brother star Marcello Spooks revealed how the collaboration came to life and how the track has become a major milestone in Junior's growing career.

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3 h. ago The Chase's Mark Labbett's heartbreaking fear 'he'll die before son graduates' after shock health battle

The Chase quizzer Mark Labbett aka The Beast is feeling good as he approaches his 60th - and confesses his big mission in life is to still be around when his son graduates

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3 h. ago Jack Whitehall's impressive net worth as he prepares to host the BRIT Awards

Jack Whitehall, the comedian, actor, and TV presenter, has built a successful career through his roles in Bad Education and Travels with My Father.

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3 h. ago Jeremy Clarkson's huge lifestyle overhaul after he 'struggled to walk up stairs'

Jeremy Clarkson was left fearing for his life last year after he 'nearly died' during a family holiday, leading the TV star to change his lifestyle

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3 h. ago The Chase's Mark Labbett's heartbreaking fear as he battles health issue

EXCLUSIVE: Mark Labbett has been on a health and weight loss journey in recent years after being diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes, and now he's opened up about his biggest fears

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3 h. ago Vaping and our health: the good, the bad, and the ugly truth

Vaping promises a safer alternative to smoking, but what are the hidden risks?

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3 h. ago Supermarket recalls on ice cream, crisps and vegan patties due to 'health risk'

All the latest product recalls issued by the Food Standards Agency and why they've been pulled from supermarket shelves

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4 h. ago 8 hidden endometriosis symptoms you should never ignore including one you'll feel in bed

This Endometriosis Awareness Month, it’s vital to raise awareness of the hidden symptoms that many women live with every day if there's chance for better management and quality of life

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5 h. ago ‘Trump is abandoning Ukraine and wants a weaker EU’: Dominique de Villepin on Europe’s moment of truth

The former French PM says the US is no longer an ally of Europe – but has joined Russia and China as an ‘illiberal superpower’Dominique de Villepin made his name with a memorable speech to the UN security council in February 2003, just before the US-led invasion of Iraq. De Villepin, the then French foreign minister, in effect signalled France’s intention to veto a UN resolution authorising the war, forcing the US and UK to act unilaterally. He warned that Washington’s strategy would lead to chaos in the Middle East and undermine international institutions. The prophetic plea was met with applause, a rare event in the security council chamber. It led to the career diplomat’s inclusion as a character in David Hare’s 2004 anti-war play, Stuff Happens.Now the veteran statesman, who warned about the risks of Europe’s over-reliance on the US many years before it became a mainstream opinion in Paris or Berlin, is back with advice on how to respond to the most serious breakdown in Europe’s...

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