30 m. ago 'I tried one sport for a week and it completely changed my life'

Yoga is a practice people across the world take part in as it's known to improve physical and mental wellbeing. One woman shared the benefits of yoga she experienced after one week

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35 m. ago Michael Schumacher health update from sad F1 pal – 'I prefer to remember him like that'

Flavio Briatore has provided a rare update on the condition of his former driver Michael Schumacher, who has not been seen in public since his skiing accident in 2013

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44 m. ago A deadly race for food: Palestinians in Gaza risk harrowing journey day after day

Palestinians in the Gaza Strip face a deadly struggle to get food from new distribution centers

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81 m. ago Every baby in UK to have DNA mapped under NHS ‘genomics revolution’

Health Secretary Wes Streeting said advances in genomics could allow people to “leapfrog” life-threatening illnesses and receive “personalised” care

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95 m. ago Nick Kyrgios: ‘If I’d acted a bit differently, I would have had a Wimbledon title’

Tennis’s great disruptor speaks on his highs and lows on Centre Court and the BBC’s ‘very strange’ decision to leave him out of the commentary boxWimbledon runs through Nick Kyrgios’s tumultuous career with a mysterious force full of pain, glory and controversy. It is a tournament defined by history and restraint but, for Kyrgios the disruptor, it is also a place pitted with dark despair and sunlit magic.The Australian has spent a night in a psychiatric ward while playing at Wimbledon and also been served with court orders and lawsuits during and after the 2022 championship that ended in him pushing Novak Djokovic so hard in a memorable final. But he has since struggled with injury and he will miss his third successive Wimbledon this year. Continue reading...

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95 m. ago Beautiful 31C country loved by Brits named among world's most dangerous

Even tourist-riddled areas in this country are starting to be impacted by crime and violence, in a huge blow to UK tourists desperate for guaranteed sunshine and pristine beaches

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1 hour ago Botulism warning after 'rogue' cosmetic procedures see Brits suffer horror reactions

Five people were treated after suffering a severe reaction to cosmetic injections - Nicola Fairley, 37, could not smile, struggled to eat and swallow, and felt exhausted

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1 hour ago I struggled to find work without role models, says Hilton Down’s syndrome worker

Sam Innes is urging employers to give UK’s 1.5 million people with learning disabilities a fair chance

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1 hour ago Rabies vaccines see surge in demand following tragic death of British gran

Pharmacist Olamide Olokanmi confirmed the rise in numbers of people asking for rabies treatment. His pharmacy in Otley, West Yorkshire, had stocked up on the jab

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1 hour ago The everyday item you should NEVER store in your car during a heatwave

With temperatures soaring in recent days and set to hit 34C in parts of the country on Saturday, motorists need to ensure this one product is not in their cars.

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2 h. ago 'My life got derailed somewhere along the way, it took a dark path'

A new soup kitchen has started in Oldham town centre in light of the growing number of people struggling with homelessness.

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2 h. ago The new weight loss pill showing significant results within 12 weeks

The weight loss pill has showed promise in new trials with some reporting up to 24% weight loss

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2 h. ago Celebrating an everlasting twilight: midsummer, Lithuanian style

In the Baltic nations, midsummer celebrations are rooted in pagan traditions around fire and fertility. They are also a good excuse to meet up with family and friends for a party in the forestTowards dusk a bonfire was lit and, one after another, the friends we were eating and drinking with hurdled the leaping flames, a pagan ritual thought to provide benefits including improved physical and mental strength, prosperity and fertility.Further heat came from a sauna we made using five sacks of logs – too many, we agreed afterwards. When it got too hot, we escaped into the cool shallows of the pond just a few metres away, repeating this cycle several times. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Incredible £1.3bn theme park built to rival Disneyland abandoned and left to rot

Mirapolis was created to rival Disneyland Paris when it opened in 1987, but within four years, the ambitious project became one of the country's most infamous failures as it now lies abandoned

Economics

2 h. ago Pilots have secret agreement to always say two haunting words before plane crash

A pilot has revealed that there are two specific words that Swiss pilots will always say before a plane crash - it is said to be a part of aviation culture in the country

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2 h. ago 'Dua Lipa's compression boots cost £799 but eased my hypermobility in seconds'

The Normatec 3 Legs Compression Boots were on the top of my list to try as I'd heard Dua Lipa say they "squeeze the life out of you" and "save you doing a foot massage"

Economics

2 h. ago Only people with 20/20 vision can spot 3 things wrong with this pic within 30 seconds

Test your mental strength with today's brain busting challenge of picking out the three balls in the picture that are different to the rest - but you have to be quick

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3 h. ago Alcohol should have labels warning drinkers of cancer risks, charities say

Health organisations have written to Keir Starmer urging him to force drinks producers to include warningsCans and bottles of beer, wine and spirits should explicitly warn drinkers that alcohol causes cancer, an unprecedented alliance of doctors, charities and public experts have said.Warning labels would tackle “shockingly low” public awareness in the UK that alcohol is proven to cause seven forms of cancer and 17,000 cases a year of the disease, they claim. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Nicolas Kuhn isn't ready for Celtic transfer exit and here is why they would struggle to get top dollar

The Hoops winger has sparked interest from England and Germany but he still has unfinished business at Parkhead

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4 h. ago Bodyweight 'more important' for diabetes risk than lifestyle

Managing your body weight and BMI could be the key to keeping your type two diabetes risk down, according to a new study

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