7 d. ago Parents' fight for answers as daughter, 7, vomits up to 100 times a day

Harper Williams, 7, has been sick dozens of times every day for the past seven months - with parents Kat and Laura claiming they had to fight to get her scanned after being repeatedly turned away

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1 week ago World Table Tennis to return to London – 100 years after Harrow debut

World Table Tennis to return to London – 100 years after Harrow debut  Harrow Times

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1 week ago Average fat cat FTSE 100 boss to earn more by midday today than typical worker all year

An annual snapshot has revealed the average FTSE 100 company CEO earns about 113 times what a typical UK worker does, meaning they make more in the first three days of the year than most see all year

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1 week ago ICE is using Border Patrol mobile facial recognition technology to speed up arrests

The tool has been used more than 100,000 times so far, according to a new report

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2 w. ago FTSE 100 LIVE: London markets hit 10,000 points for first time as 2026 trading kicks off

FTSE 100 LIVE: London markets hit 10,000 points for first time as 2026 trading kicks off  Yahoo Finance UK

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2 w. ago London’s FTSE 100 tops milestone 10,000 mark for the first time after new year rally

The blue-chip index hit a new all-time intraday trading high on Friday

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2 w. ago Switzerland resort explosion latest news: many feared dead after blast at ski town of Crans

About 100 people were in the bar at the time of the blast early on Thursday morning, police saidPolice confirm that “several dozen” people have died in the explosion, with around 100 injured.A police official is now speaking. He says everyone involved in the operation is “stunned” by this “painful moment”. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Hotel releases CCTV after sticky fingered thief rifles through reception draw

CCTV footage shows a man leaning over the reception desk at The Coachman Hotel in Kilsyth before opening a drawer and rifling through its contents. Staff say the suspect has been seen on the premises several times and are offering a £100 reward for information leading to his identification.

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2 w. ago Hotel releases CCTV after sticky fingered thief rifles through reception drawer

CCTV footage shows a man leaning over the reception desk at The Coachman Hotel in Kilsyth before opening a drawer and rifling through its contents. Staff say the suspect has been seen on the premises several times and are offering a £100 reward for information leading to his identification.

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2 w. ago Manchester United set to sign Germany striker Lea Schüller from Bayern Munich

United close in on 28-year-old forwardMiyazawa extends contract with clubManchester United are set to complete the signing of the Germany striker Lea Schüller on a permanent transfer from Bayern Munich.Schüller, who has six months left on her contract, has been a prolific goalscorer for club and country, scoring more than 100 goals for Bayern and 54 times in 82 games for her country, and she will be seen as a marquee signing for the Women’s Super League side. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Brigitte Bardot's complicated love life: How French acting legend's 'quest for passion' saw her embark on four marriages and affairs with Hollywood co

A serial seductress and once dubbed as ' France's most ogled export', Brigitte Bardot married four times and is said to have bedded more than 100 lovers.

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3 w. ago The Guardian view on adapting to the climate crisis: it demands political honesty about extreme weather | Editorial

Over the holiday period, the Guardian leader column is looking ahead at the themes of 2026. Today we look at how the struggle to adapt to a dangerously warming world has become a test of global justiceThe record-breaking 252mph winds of Hurricane Melissa that devastated Caribbean islands at the end of October were made five times more likely by the climate crisis. Scorching wildfire weather in Spain and Portugal during the summer was made 40 times more likely, while June’s heatwave in England was made 100 times more likely.Attribution science has made one thing clear: global heating is behind today’s extreme weather. That greenhouse gas emissions warmed the planet was understood. What can now be shown is that this warming produces record heatwaves and more violent storms with increasing frequency. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago 'I moved to UK from America – what Brits do on Christmas blew my mind'

Kalyn has been living in the UK for around a decade, but confessed there are some traditions us Brits have around the big day that left her absolutely dumbfounded

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3 w. ago London's most expensive streets, where homes cost over 100 times the national average

London's most expensive streets, where homes cost over 100 times the national average  London Evening Standard

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3 w. ago London's most expensive streets of 2025, where homes cost more than 100 times the national average

This year, Grosvenor Place knocks Knightsbridge off the top spot, with the average home costing more than £28 million

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3 w. ago Donald Trump announces bold plan to build 'largest battleship in history of the world'

US President Donald Trump has announced plans to build the "largest battleship in the history of the world", which he says will be "fastest, the biggest by far and 100 times more powerful than any battleship ever built"

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3 w. ago Lovehoney toy that works '100%' of the time is in their winter sale

'Bought as a present for my wife, she loves it and so do I'

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4 w. ago 'We're Benidorm superfans and have been 100 times, but having Christmas there blew us away'

Roger and Sue Topp are Benidorm 'superfans' and have visited the Spanish beach resort more than 100 times - including seven times this year

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4 w. ago Lovehoney toy with '100%' hit rate can be under the tree in time for Christmas

"I thought the thing was just marketing fluff. Spoiler alert: it’s not.'

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4 w. ago I watched Stand By Me with Rob Reiner. Both film and man changed my life

I had watched the coming-of-age weepie over and over growing up so it was an overwhelming experience to sit down with its creator and see it again. It was a magical day and he was just as warm-hearted as his movieRob Reiner beam as he greets me. “You’ve seen Stand By Me 100 times?” he asks. I nod sheepishly. “Then you probably know it better than I do.” It’s August 2006, 20 years after Reiner’s coming-of-age weepie was first released, and I’m sitting in his office at Castle Rock Entertainment, the LA-based production company he co-launched in 1987. On the walls hang posters of Reiner’s beloved movies – This Is Spinal Tap, When Harry Met Sally, The Princess Bride, Misery, A Few Good Men – but our attention is fixed on a modest TV as Stand By Me begins.I’m here in Beverly Hills to write an anniversary article for a film magazine, but it’s also a pinch-me moment. As a teen, I’d watched Stand By Me on loop, identifying with the four protagonists – fragile, wannabe-writer Gordie (Wil Whe...

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