11 h. ago I only realised what my phone was doing to me when my screen time crept up to seven hours a day

My phone habit has crept up on me. I once had about ten apps on it. Now I have 84.

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12 h. ago Exact amount of time UK households should keep windows open each day in November

UK households have been told to keep their windows open in November. In fact, there's an exact amount of time you should keep them open each day, even when it's cold

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13 h. ago Households urged to open windows for certain amount of time each day in November

UK households have been urged to open their windows for a certain amount of time each day in November. It may be getting cold, but that doesn't mean you should shut up your house

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31 h. ago Love Island star Liam Reardon makes King laugh with gym session invite

Charles met Welsh TV personalities while on a visit to Cyfarthfa Castle in Merthyr Tydfil to celebrate his 77th birthday.

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31 h. ago Football Daily | Ronaldo hits new heights for hubris after busy week playing fame game

Sign up now! Sign up now! Sign up now? Sign up now!Football Daily, for research/self-loathing purposes, recently sat through Cristiano Ronaldo’s latest chat with Piers Morgan. Among many moments of hubris, self-celebration and smoke being blown up the great man’s rear end by the ever-willing Morgan, Ronaldo took a typical moment of quiet self-reflection. “I think in the world, nobody is more famous than me,” he trumpeted, Piers nodding along obediently. “Let’s debate it – who’s more famous, me or Donald Trump?” Though such a pointless debate might provide welcome distraction for a president rather uncomfortably named in some emails making the news at the moment, it has very little to do with what Ronaldo is famous for. While doing his day job he had a very bad time in Dublin, as Portugal went down 2-0 to an inspired Republic of Ireland side.Loosely on the theme of the Wythenshawe FC story doing the rounds (Football Daily letters passim), I have a mildly amusing tale from the late 90...

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34 h. ago 'Parents couldn't compromise over my name so settled on worst ever compromise'

The female mocked her parents for giving her a name so unusual that she's never come across anyone with it – now people say the mum and dad should have put more thought into it

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34 h. ago The 10 best places in London to celebrate Beaujolais Nouveau Day 2025

The 10 best places in London to celebrate Beaujolais Nouveau Day 2025  Time Out

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37 h. ago 'Parents couldn't agree on name for me so they reached worst compromise ever'

A woman has blasted her parents for giving her a name so unusual, she has never met anyone else with it - and people agree it's too far out of the box

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37 h. ago Whitesnake’s David Coverdale announces his retirement: ‘It’s time for me to call it a day’

British rocker says it’s time to hang up his platform shoes and skintight jeans

Events

56 h. ago Celebrity Traitors fans can visit Alan Carr's Madame Tussauds waxwork with 'iconic' new look

The statue's transformation marks Alan's iconic show victory

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60 h. ago UK's town dubbed 'worst seaside' destination has now been named must

The coastal town been named the number one trending destination for 2026 by Flixbus, which analysed booking data and forecasted search interest.

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66 h. ago Sicily deserves better than the looming prospect of a giant bridge that will never get built | Jamie Mackay

Troubled waters over the world’s longest suspension bridge are no surprise. The Italian government should be funding public servicesA dozen or so times each day, as Italy’s southbound Intercity rail service arrives in the Calabrian town of Villa San Giovanni, the journey comes to a dramatic halt. The train is decoupled from its tracks, carefully loaded on to the deck of a ferry, and secured in place. The entire cargo then eases out into the Strait of Messina en route to Sicily. Invariably, this 25-minute crossing becomes an impromptu community moment. Passengers abandon their carriages, flocking to the ship’s top-deck snack bar to share freshly fried arancini, trade anecdotes, and admire the vista over Mount Etna’s distant peak, before returning to continue their journey by rail.For tourists and itinerant visitors like myself, the ferry crossing is a charming novelty. For local people, however, it has long been a defining part of their identity. In his 1941 novel, Conversations in S...

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66 h. ago Get perfect fried eggs that don't stick every time — no oil or water needed

Fried eggs are a quick and delicious meal or snack at any time of day, but they can sometimes feel a bit of a chore, especially if they stick to the pan or you use too much oil or butter.

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2 d. ago Fuming beach hut owners in UK coastal town say seaside bar is turning their home into an ‘Ibiza rave scene’

BEACH hut owners in a UK coastal town have fumed a seaside bar is turning their home into an "Ibiza rave scene". The hut-dwellers seethed The Beach House at Mudeford, Dorset, has transformed from an upmarket restaurant to an open-air "festival" and "drinker's paradise." Many have complained of "loutish drunken behaviour" including foul language and...

Society

3 d. ago LA Olympics to feature women’s 100m final on day one in event shakeup

The women’s 100m finalists will run three times on the opening day of the Games, a marked change from the usual two

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3 d. ago 'Reckless' five day doctors' strike will cost 'a quarter of a BILLION pounds', Wes Streeting admits as he makes last minute plea to bitter union bosses

A five-day strike in England will begin on Friday, marking the 13th time since 2022 that the group of medics have taken industrial action.

Economics

4 d. ago GP's 'best' food that stops you getting flu and covid following 'NHS SOS' alert

Doctor names 'best vitamin' as NHS issues flu jab SOS with worst of winter 'only weeks away'

Events

4 d. ago Kate lays Armistice Day wreath for first time as nation pays silent tribute

Poignant services were held across the country on the anniversary of the end of the First World War with a two minutes’ silence observed at 11am.

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4 d. ago 'I'm in unbearable pain, vomit 30 times a day and can only open mouth 14mm'

Naomi Smith, 47, said she began suffering from jaw pain and teeth grinding at 18 and over the years the pain became "unbearable"

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5 d. ago POLL OF THE DAY: Is it time to scrap BBC licence fee as corporation finds itself embroiled in ANOTHER scandal?

The explosive edit led to the downfall of director-general Tim Davie and the head of BBC News, Deborah Turness, (pictured).

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