9 h. ago Women's long jump takes over Times Square as Athlos brings track to the bright lights

Athlos, a women's only track and field series, is set to light up Times Square with a unique long jump competition

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10 h. ago Gen Z more likely to take sick leave than 'keep calm and carry on' Boomers

A survey of 2,000 adults has revealed a generational divide in how people look after themselves when they're sick - with Gen Zers more likely to take time off work to recover

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15 h. ago Rangers take first steps in next manager search as timeline set for Steven Gerrard reunion talks

Rangers set for talks with former title winning boss over managerial vacancy

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20 h. ago Grow review – polished pumpkin growing caper stuffed with perky charm and comedy talent

Featuring the likes of Nick Frost, Jane Horrocks and Golda Rosheuvel, this family heartwarmer makes for perfectly serviceable seasonal fareThis perky British kids’ movie lists five different people in the writing credits (two of whom chipped in with “additional material”); this may explain in part why its story beats arrive with such metronomic precision, and the characters feel as if they were grown hydroponically in a lab. Which is of course ironic because the setting is a family-run farm where agronomist-owner Dinah (Golda Rosheuvel) decides to go organic after being inspired by her magical niece Charlie (Priya-Rose Brookwell, adorable) who can sense plants’ emotions by touch.Having only been recently introduced, for reasons the otherwise overpolished script fails to explain, Charlie and Dinah get to know each other over the course of a few seasons – which just so happens to be the length of time it takes to grow a pumpkin for the annual village competition. Charlie hopes to use ...

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36 h. ago Strictly's George Clarke rushed for medical help 'four times' after agonising injury

Strictly Come Dancing fan favourite George Clarke was taken to seek medical advice multiple times after he recently suffered a painful injury while in the rehearsal studio

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39 h. ago My periods were so extreme I tried to take my own life multiple times

Kim Cormack, 36, appeared on the sofa alongside Dr Zoe Williams, 45, to talk to Cat Deeley, 48, and Ben Shephard, 50, about her premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) diagnosis.

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41 h. ago Prisoners take 'Tripadvisor' style survey to rate their time locked up behind bars

The controversial 'Tripadvisor' style survey has been sent to all prisoners held in Police Scotland cells in the last 10 months, with 66 responding so far

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55 h. ago Mum who admitted to manslaughter of daughter found dead in pond jailed

Little Annabel Mackey went missing from her home and was found a short time later before being taken to hospital in a serious condition.

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59 h. ago The Greater Manchester town named one of UK's most 'unaffordable' areas for first

It would take 21 years for a solo first-time buyer to save for a 15 percent deposit on a house in this area

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63 h. ago 5 items that will instantly update your autumn wardrobe, according to a fashion stylist

It's the perfect time to take stock of what's in our autumnal wardrobes, looking to our favourite street stylers for advice on how they can be tweaked for the season ahead.

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65 h. ago Third of drivers won't buy an EV if the nearest public charger is more than a 10

Three in ten people say they would avoid owning an EV if they had to walk more than 10 minutes to the nearest public charger. But analysis has found that the UK average is longer than that.

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2 d. ago In the moment: 40 years of Reuters photojournalism – in pictures

The way we see the world can change in a few hundredths of a second. That’s the time it takes to capture a photograph. Reuters has published more than 14 million photographs over the past four decades, a new book, In the Moment, looks back over 40 years of photojournalism Continue reading...

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3 d. ago The way we buy and sell homes is set for massive change in the UK

The Government has set out plans for the biggest shake-up to the homebuying system in history, which it claims could slash costs for buyers and cut the time it takes to move

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3 d. ago Lady Gaga wants to take time off to become a mum in 'next starring role'

She's conquered the pop world and landed starring roles in blockbusters such as A Star Is Born, House of Gucci, and Joker but Lady Gaga says her next goal is to become a mum

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3 d. ago Vikings vs. Browns NFL London game score, live updates: Minnesota takes lead in 3rd quarter

Vikings vs. Browns NFL London game score, live updates: Minnesota takes lead in 3rd quarter  The New York Times

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4 d. ago F1 Singapore GP LIVE: Race start time and qualifying results as Russell takes dominant pole

Follow live F1 reaction from the Marina Bay Street Circuit with Russell a surprise pole-sitter

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4 d. ago F1 Singapore GP LIVE: Qualifying results and race start time as Russell takes dominant pole position

Follow live F1 updates from the Marina Bay Street Circuit as the drivers target pole position in qualifying

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4 d. ago EuroMillions £26million jackpot swiped up by single UK ticket

One person has won the EuroMillions jackpot, marking the third time a single UK ticketholder has taken the top prize this year

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5 d. ago Disillusionomics: the US economy isn’t serving gen Z | Alice Lassman

My generation is struggling for stability in a system that no longer feels fit for purpose. It’s time to take that seriouslyFor gen Z Americans, it’s hard to remember a version of the economy not defined by crisis. We finished our education online as Covid devastated the world, only to graduate into high costs of living, stagnant wages and now AI’s threat to entry-level jobs. We’ve come of age in a system that no longer feels fit for purpose.The result is a generation that’s lost faith in the traditional markers of stability. What once defined a secure life – home, family and comfortable retirement – feels out of reach. “A pension is out of the question,” one friend told me. “So staying in the same job no longer makes sense.” She’s not alone: jobseekers’ confidence in keeping or finding work dropped sharply this spring, with a survey in June suggesting nearly 60% of graduates were still looking for their first jobs.Alice Lassman is a policy expert with a focus on the global economy ...

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6 d. ago Strictly's Thomas Skinner takes Amy Dowden to Dino's Cafe for first time and fans say same thing

Tom Skinner has taken his Strictly Come Dancing partner Amy Dowden to his beloved Dino Cafe before they head to the studio to rehearse for their Salsa this week

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