2 h. ago Musk again distances himself from Trump tariffs by scoffing at Lutnick’s attempt to explain duties on penguin island

Tesla and SpaceX boss has already taken shots at the president’s trade czar Peter Navarro and has since said he wants to see the U.S. and Europe move toward zero tariffs

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3 h. ago The truth about the secret ingredient in the new £39.95 No7 Future Renew serum that anti

As a beauty expert, I get invited to a lot of new product launches and - tiny violins at the ready - it can be hard to get excited about yet another new serum.

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8 h. ago Quangos could be forced to close or merge under Whitehall review

It comes after Sir Keir Starmer announced last month that NHS England would be abolished.

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12 h. ago RSNO & Jess Gillam, Edinburgh review: 'wailing banshee cries and whirlling rhythms'

Jess Gillam’s saxophone playing dazzles in ‘a concert of extremes’, writes David Kettle

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12 h. ago Primal Scream, Glasgow review: 'a compelling, rumbling groove'

Primal Scream’s new songs impress, but the fans really Come Together for the hits, writes Fiona Shepherd

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14 h. ago Which Dubai chocolate is the best? We tested versions of the viral sweet treat ranging from £4 to £32

Since TikTok got a taste of Dubai chocolate, appetite for the treat has skyrocketed - with influencers travelling across the world to get their hands on it.

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16 h. ago Fight by Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes review – scathing account of Biden, Harris and their election loss

Book details how Biden’s circle was reluctant to step down, Harris’s handling of a listing ship and a lack of faith in bothIn their book Fight, Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes offer an account of the “Wildest Battle for the White House” – and a scathing indictment of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, the losers of that battle.By 2023, a year before the campaign, Biden’s age and fitness to be president were the topic of conversation among senior aides. He had difficulty stringing together a coherent sentence yet, there was no serious discussion of his exiting the ticket until it was way, way too late. Harris, meanwhile, was isolated in her party and terrified of facing the press. She took the wheel of a badly listing ship. It sank.Fight is published in the US by HarperCollins Continue reading...

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16 h. ago Usher accused of 'seducing' female fan at London concert amid viral divorce claim

Usher accused of 'seducing' female fan at London concert amid viral divorce claim  NationalWorld

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17 h. ago Shoppers say 'miracle' nail serum has helped them 'achieve healthy nails after decades of abuse'

OPI's Repair Mode Bond Building Nail Serum has been hailed a 'game changer' by beauty fans

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17 h. ago 'I compared Lindt and Lidl's Dubai chocolate bars – there was only one winner'

EXCLUSIVE: The Daily Star's resident 'why is this food going viral and is it really worth the money' expert, Adam Cailler pitted the cheapest and priciest Dubai chocolate bars against each other

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18 h. ago How to get rid of fake tan quickly – and the £20 remover our beauty expert swears

If you're looking to remove stubborn fake tan but aren't sure how, we've got the best tips and tricks on getting rid of self tan quickly and gently, plus the £20 remover our writer swears by

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18 h. ago Minecraft Experience London, review: You’re better off giving the kids an iPad for an hour

Minecraft Experience London, review: You’re better off giving the kids an iPad for an hour  The Telegraph

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18 h. ago Experts reveal the best skincare buys for teens and tweens – and what they should avoid

Thanks to the rise of social media, youngsters are now more interested in skincare than ever before. But what should they really be using on their skin?

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19 h. ago ‘Something to be proud of’: how an Irish town got a sewage makeover – and stopped discharging its waste into the sea

Arklow’s sleek new wastewater treatment plant is a collaborative triumph between engineers, contractors and architects Clancy Moore. And it’s amazingly unsmelly “Who’d want to live next to a sewage treatment plant?” asks the architect Andrew Clancy, who with his business partner Colm Moore runs the Dublin-based practice Clancy Moore. Who indeed, yet they have had to find a way to overcome precisely this difficulty. In the coastal town of Arklow, 40 miles south of the Irish capital, they have designed a wastewater facility that seeks to act as a landmark for the town, an agent of its renewal and growth, and a good neighbour to the homes and shops and places of work that it is hoped will be built alongside. The plant consists of two calm oblongs of mysterious scale, their long horizontals echoing the line where the sea meets the sky, plus a third more domestic structure alongside, all in a marine blue-green colour you could call pale teal.The project is in illustrious company. The tra...

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19 h. ago ‘I’m a beauty editor and these are the only skincare products I’ll let my tween use’

With more teens and tweens interested in skincare nowadays, beauty editor Lauren Ezekiel outlines the only products dermatologists recommend they should be using – and what they should avoid

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20 h. ago 'I tried the viral lip stain with thousands of reviews and it wasn't what I expected'

Fashion and Beauty Writer Rachel Williams got her hands on the number one bestselling Wonderskin Lip Stain to see if it was worth the hype.

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20 h. ago Sunseekers flock to parks, beaches and beauty spots as temperatures hit 18C after Britain's hottest day

Brits are set for another sunny week after the country enjoyed the warmest day of the year so far. The end of next week will see 19 and 20C temperatures across the country.

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20 h. ago 'I'm a shopping expert and these are the 7 buys for kids to see you through spring'

As kids officially head into the Easter holidays, we've rounded up the very best kidswear buys to shop from £6 from brands including Marks & Spencer, My Little Coco and Guess

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21 h. ago What we should be talking about when we see Snow White | Eva Wiseman

Snow White has sparked outrage across the board, but why is no one worried about its messaging on beauty?Last week I took my daughter to see the new Snow White film and on the train she told me how all the girls had been called into a special assembly. It was to tell them that makeup was strictly forbidden – some girls (she discreetly told me their names, vaguely scandalised) had started wearing mascara to school. And as she spoke I was immediately propelled to 1991, my friend’s kitchen, the violet smell of other people’s laundry, her mother explaining that we shouldn’t wear makeup until we were, “At least 40,” because it was just, “for covering wrinkles and the shadows of age.” That conversation has rattled around in my head for decades (“the shadows of age”) and it lodged there as I settled in with my popcorn.The new Snow White has been plagued by so much controversy some might assume the marketing team had bitten a cursed apple. It took nine years to make it into cinemas, after, ...

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21 h. ago LED mask loved by Kim Kardashian just launched a mask to tackle neck and chest wrinkles

The Current Body LED face mask is a go-to for stars like Kim Kardashian and Sydney Sweeney and it just launched an all new mask to reduce wrinkles on your neck and chest

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