65 m. ago Infamous bathroom where George Michael was arrested for 'lewd act' undergoes radical transformation

It's one of the most infamous public bathrooms in the world, becoming a pop culture pitstop and a local Beverly Hills landmark following British superstar George Michael's 1998 arrest.

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1 hour ago Social media in tears over video of loyal dog trying to dig up his owner during burial

A wholesome video showing a dog's loyalty to his beloved owner has gone viral on TikTok with more than 5 million views as the pooch was filmed trying to dig up his owner

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2 h. ago Everyone warned to store two specific things 'urgently' after EU's doomsday alert

EXCLUSIVE: Last month, the European Commission issued a warning to the nearly 450 million people who live across the continent to stockpile 72 hours' worth of supplies

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3 h. ago Danny Jones’ wife Georgia hits back at ‘complete misconception’ in candid new podcast

In a new episode of her Mum's The Word! podcast, former model Georgia Jones, wife of McFly singer Danny Jones, opened up about what she feels is a "misconception" about men

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3 h. ago Danny Jones’ wife Georgia insists 'you don't always have to be strong' in family admission

Opening up in a new episode of her Mum's The Word! podcast, former model Georgia Jones, wife of McFly singer Danny Jones, spoke out on what she says is a "misconception" about men

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3 h. ago Government will meet target of 1.5m homes, says Rayner after watchdog forecast

A Conservative former minister asked Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner to ‘confirm’ the 1.5 million new homes target ‘has gone’.

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4 h. ago Woman who was in a coma for 18 days reveals chilling sensation she experienced while unconscious

Beffy, from South Wales, also described the 'deep state of psychosis' she experienced when she experienced in an X post that has garnered nearly 18 million views at the time of writing. (Stock image)

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4 h. ago Tips for healthy and happy pets this Easter from hot cross bun ban to deadly flowers

Dogs can fall seriously ill if they indulge in Easter treats or get too close to certain flowers on their walk

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4 h. ago Prince Harry 'not overly happy with key Meghan Markle decision involving kids'

Meghan Markle finally launched the first products from her As Ever brand last week - and according to an expert, Prince Harry may not be happy with one promotional strategy for it

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4 h. ago Starmer pledges to slash time needed to set up clinical trials to 150 days

The Prime Minister also announced new investment of ‘up to £600 million’ into Britain’s life sciences industry.

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4 h. ago Raffle House’s £2.8 million Cotswolds home prize revealed – win two homes for £10

Raffle House is giving you the chance to win two £2.8 million properties for just £10. Enter now to claim your ticket for a chance to win a dream home in the Cotswolds

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4 h. ago When sadness strikes I remember I’m not alone in loving the wild boundless beauty of the living world | Georgina Woods

Nature will reclaim its place as a terrifying quasi-divine force that cannot be mastered. I find this strangely comfortingExplore the series – Last chance: the extinction crisis being ignored this electionGet Guardian Australia environment editor Adam Morton’s Clear Air column as an emailAt times my work takes me to the big city and the tall buildings where people with power make decisions that affect the rest of us. While I am there, crossing busy roads, wearing tidy clothes and carrying out my duty, I think of faraway places where life is getting on without me.Logrunners are turning leaf litter on the rainforest floor, albatross are cruising the wind beyond sight of the coast. Why does thinking about these creatures, who have no idea that I exist, bring me such comfort?Get Guardian Australia environment editor Adam Morton’s Clear Air column as an email Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Parking charges reintroduced at Welsh beach and people are not happy

Many have said the charges could cause parking pressures in other parts of the town

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5 h. ago Help to Save account: Universal Credit HMRC scheme change opens UK government cash eligibility to millions

Millions could be missing out on a generous government savings boost 💸

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5 h. ago I'm a breast surgeon and these are the 9 myths I want people to stop believing

We spoke to Dr Georgina Williams, consultant plastic and reconstructive surgeon, co-founder Montrose London, to sort the myths from the facts.

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5 h. ago Dead dog found hanging by River Thames as RSPCA launches urgent appeal to trace owner

The gruesome discovery was made on Tuesday morning beneath a pathway near St George Wharf Pier in Vauxhall

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5 h. ago Online fashion retailers to deliver 6.9 billion plastic bags by 2030

Online fashion retailers delivered 941 million plastic bags to UK shoppers last year alone, equating to 2.6 million bags every day, widening the gap between high-street and online retail in efforts to move away from plastic bags.

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5 h. ago Birmingham risks an outbreak of deadly virus that killed Gene Hackman's wife, warn experts as bin strikes create huge swarms of rats

The city has been plagued by ongoing bin strikes that have seen an estimated 17,000 tonnes of streets piled high with rubbish and rats thriving on a 'banquet' of waste.

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5 h. ago Your house 'smells of dog' because you're not cleaning this area, say experts

Spring has sprung and with it, millions of pet owners are giving their homes a deep clean. But there's one common area many of us forget to address when it comes to keeping pet smells away

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5 h. ago Has The White Lotus really forgotten that rich people are the problem? | Zoe Williams

When the show began in 2021, creator Mike White was happy to remind everyone that greed is the root of all evil. This is no time for him to get bored and move onWhen the first season of The White Lotus arrived, it took a while to notice how dazzlingly political it was. The director, Mike White, has since congratulated himself about that little hook at the start: before we know anything, we know that someone is going to die. He has said that he wishes he had started all his shows that way. It is so simple yet so effective. You meander into it thinking it is a whodunnit, with a side order of who-did-it-get-done-to? Then there are some beautiful beaches, and there is some astronomical wealth. By necessity, there are some characters who are not wealthy, since who else is going to fetch the drinks?It is not until around the seventh minute that it becomes obvious how catastrophically unhappy all the characters are, how horrible they are to one another, how disappointing and thin their exi...

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