24 h. ago Woman rang 999 after 'terrifying change' to her husband happened in front of her eyes

Kayleigh and Kev Coles' lives have been turned completely upside down

Events

57 h. ago What sex is like with a stoma bag: Woman reveals how her relationship with her husband has changed since multiple surgeries that left her intimate areas looking very different

Sam Cleasby, 43, from Filey in East Yorkshire, who's had twelve major surgeries that left her without a small intestine and wearing a stoma bag thought her sex life was over

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5 d. ago I saw the last firing squad execution... the violent twitching and stench of bleach will haunt me forever: As it happens again 15 years on, a chilling eyewitness account

As he sat strapped tight to a chair with a black hood placed over his head, it was difficult to tell whether Ronnie Lee Gardner was alive or dead when four bullets ripped into his chest...

Economics

1 week ago How 6 pivotal words changed fate of Carol Morgan's monster husband

Decades after Carol Morgan was found bludgeoned to death, six pivotal words from a key witness helped unravel the web of lies spun by her evil husband, Allen Morgan

Politics

1 week ago How Celtic dressing room reacted to Rangers sacking Philippe Clement as Alistair Johnston names where 'focus' really is

There are massive changes happening on the blue side of Glasgow with Celtic eyeing a clean sweep of domestic honours

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2 w. ago A moment that changed me: I took my husband for granted – until I met three single women at a party

After 14 years of marriage, our relationship was comfortable, but slightly complacent. A sudden glimpse into the world of dating apps gave me a new appreciation for what I haveWe weren’t unhappily married. To most people, I suspect we just seemed normal. My husband and I had been together for 17 years and had recently celebrated our 14th wedding anniversary. We were plodding along just fine: comfortable, slightly complacent, grunting at each other from behind our phones, eating dinner in front of the telly, focusing on childcare, keeping on keeping on – like most of our married friends. When our mortgage payments doubled, paying for a babysitter to go on nights out alone seemed an unnecessary expense.On New Year’s Eve, we went to a party at the home of another couple – parents of a child in our son’s class: a bring-kids-along, more-the-merrier thing. I ended up chatting to three women I had never met. They didn’t have children at the school and, it turned ou...

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