8 h. ago What happens when an electric car breaks down? Your questions answered

One of the big hurdles slowing EV uptake in Britain is the unknowns regarding what happens if one becomes faulty or breaks down. Here's what you need to know.

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18 h. ago I am a tweakment holdout. When will wrinkles, bad teeth and big pores be back in fashion?

Celebrities are now injecting salmon sperm into their faces, while gen Z buys into ‘prejuvenation’. But I’m hopeful the tide may soon turnTotally neutral question, no right or wrong answer: how do you feel about salmon sperm?It’s not a Nordic culinary microtrend or a sex thing, but a beauty treatment, in which “Polydeoxyribonucleotides (PDRN) derived from purified fragments of DNA extracted from yes, ‘salmon sperm’” are injected into your face. It does seem to work: proper research has found PDRN has wound-repairing properties in hard-to-treat contexts such as diabetic ulcers and deep burns. Good news (unless you’re a male salmon). But what is it doing in healthy faces? Continue reading...

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24 h. ago ‘I stripped away this caricature that I created’: Pamela Anderson on makeup, activism and gardening

The star of Baywatch and The Last Showgirl answers questions from Observer readers and famous fans including Stella McCartney, Liam Neeson, Ruby Wax and Naomi KleinPamela Anderson, makeup-free and beautiful in a floral Westwood suit, is making a fuss of my dog. My dog likes her. I’m not a particular believer in the idea that animals are great character judges but, in this case, me and the dog are aligned. I like Anderson too. She combines openness with a kind of vulnerability, and you warm to her immediately.Settled on a sofa in a small dressing room off a photography studio, she asks for a coffee and promptly spills it everywhere. “I strive for imperfection,” she jokes. “I strive for it, and I just hit it every time.” Cortado mopped, she takes a breath, before talking excitedly of a new phase in her eventful life. “A door opened, and I walked through,” she says. “It’s hard to believe.” Continue reading...

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24 h. ago Philippe Clement on Rangers brink LIVE as 49ers takeover nears and OTHER answer to sack question airs

Fans cannot do it anymore and it appears the man at the helm is acutely aware he is now in borrowed time

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34 h. ago Staggering Celtic finances raise million dollar question that Bayern Munich game answers emphatically

Fans are too busy laughing at Rangers to need reminded of how much cash sits in the Parkhead coffers

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41 h. ago From the new Sambas to the best shoes for a soggy run – 64 trainers to tick every box

Want to know the best way to keep your kicks clean? Looking for a comfy pair that aren’t gross? We’ve got all your trainer questions answeredI bet you know very few people who don’t own a single pair of trainers. Even the most cursory glance at people’s feet on the street, in the office or, occasionally, on a red carpet (Spike Lee is never not in his Air Jordans) is proof that they have transcended their original purpose.But does that mean it’s OK to wear them to work – and if so, which ones? Does wearing black or white ones show your age, as much perhaps as how you wear your socks? What should you actually wear to run in – and, most burning of all, what is the new Adidas Samba in this post-Rishi world (clue: there’s more than one)? Continue reading...

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49 h. ago AD FEATURE: A parents' guide to studying at Swansea University

The university recently used a webinar to answer questions from parents and guardians

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54 h. ago Claudia Winkleman becomes emotional during One Question episode as a father

The TV presenter, 53, hosts the general knowledge quiz show on Channel 4 where contestants only have to answer a single question to win the six-figure sum.

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63 h. ago Pep Guardiola refuses to answer Jurgen Klopp question ahead of Man City vs Liverpool

Pep Guardiola is still getting used to facing Liverpool without having Jurgen Klopp in the opposite dugout and the Manchester City boss is reluctant to compare his old rival to new foe Arne Slot

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69 h. ago Could NASA stop the 2024 YR4 asteroid hitting Earth in 2032? SHIVALI BEST answers your questions

Where could the asteroid hit, does NASA have the ability to deviate it, and could Bruce Willis save us? MailOnline's Science and Technology Editor, Shivali Best, answers your questions.

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2 d. ago Resignation ‘possible’ as Pope marks one week in hospital with pneumonia

Some cardinals have answered the question — will he resign? — as he continues fighting pneumonia in hospital

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3 d. ago Q&A: What are Labour's plans on AI and copyright? Who will be affected? All you need to know about the Big Tech proposals alarming the creative world

The Daily Mail has launched a major new campaign to protect Britain's creative industries from the threat of AI. But what are the plans and who will be affected? Your questions answered.

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3 d. ago What book does Simon Scarrow think is overly keen to prioritise research and literary ambition above creating compelling characters and a compelling story?

This week, Simon Scarrow answers our burning questions, what is he reading, what book would he take to a desert island, what gave him the reading bug, what left him cold?

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4 d. ago Job applicant hired after unknowingly completing secret 'water test' during interview

For many hopeful applicants across the globe, job interviews can be a nerve-wracking experience - but some have to face much more than nailing the answer to complex questions.

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4 d. ago Journalists launch legal action against Italian government over spyware claims

Union submits criminal complaint to prosecutors as ministers refuse to answer questions about alleged hacksItaly’s national union for journalists has submitted a criminal complaint to prosecutors in Rome after Giorgia Meloni’s government shut down questions in parliament over suspicions it had illegally used spyware technology to hack the phones of critics instead of criminals.The legal action on Wednesday was triggered by the absence of clarity from the government since revelations emerged in late January that a migrant activist and Francesco Cancellato, an investigative journalist, were among at least seven people in Italy whose mobile phones had been targeted by an entity using Graphite, a military-grade spyware produced by the Israel-based Paragon, which is intended for use on criminals. Continue reading...

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4 d. ago Environment more crucial than genes in risk of early death, study suggests

Analysis of UK BioBank data shows importance of factors including living conditions and smoking, say expertsThe environment is about 10 times more important than genes in explaining why some people have a higher risk of an early death than others, research has suggested.The study is based on an analysis of information from almost 500,000 participants in the UK BioBank database, including answers to questionnaires as well as data on deaths and diseases that occurred after people enrolled. Continue reading...

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5 d. ago Charlton v China: when football club sides and national teams collide | The Knowledge

Plus: more beautiful league tables and the three players you can find in the artwork of Oasis’ debut albumMail us with your questions and answers“In 1999, to celebrate their centenary, Barcelona drew 2-2 with Brazil at Camp Nou. What other teams have played against nations and when was the first recorded club v country clash?” asks Masai Graham.When The Knowledge was growing up, the phrase “club v country” usually referred to Ryan Giggs pulling out of another Wales friendly, so we were pleasantly surprised by the volume of answers to this question.Who could possibly be miserable when both Barcelona and Brazil are present? Not when Barcelona were lining up with Figo, Patrick Kluivert and Pep Guardiola – the future manager was replaced by a 19-year-old Xavi Hernández at half time – and Brazil turned up with former Barça alumni Ronaldo and Romario in their attack. Continue reading...

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5 d. ago Real Madrid’s referee conspiracies overshadow Manchester City’s visit

As Spain dissects Jude Bellingham’s red card for swearing, the Champions League playoff has taken a back seatCarlo Ancelotti had said that before Real Madrid face Manchester City on Wednesday night, he would approach Pep Guardiola and ask him if he really thought his team had only a 1% chance of going through. Most people would rather he went up to his opposite number and said eff off instead. Better still, try that with the thousands of City supporters landing in Spain hoping for a comeback of their own this time, see how they react: a smile, an embrace, or a punch in the face? At least that way they might get an answer to the question occupying them more than any other the last three days, expletives eclipsing everything.Even, it has felt, this European tie, conspiracy winning out over what Ancelotti said had become a clásico. These are strange times, strange and very silly times. At moments they have felt like slightly sinister ones too, and definitely depressing. Apologies for t...

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5 d. ago Only true Harry Potter fans can answer all 10 questions in this tricky quiz

Harry Potter fans can test out their wizarding knowledge with this trivia quiz, but be warned - even die-hard fans have said they 'struggled' to get all 10 answers

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5 d. ago Tricky Harry Potter trivia quiz leaves even 'true fans' completely stumped

You'll need to be a wizard yourself to answer these tricky Harry Potter-themed trivia questions, as even 'true fans' have admitted they 'struggled' with the answers

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