86 m. ago 'I used Emma Bunton's favourite hair mask to resurrect my brittle locks'

A beauty writer tested Give Me Cosmetics' seven-piece haircare set - which includes the hair mask used by Emma Bunton - to restore life to her bleached, brittle hair

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89 m. ago Arsenal news: Mikel Arteta eyes £70m forward as star says transfer fee is worth it

A closer look at some Arsenal headlines as the Gunners are linked with a promising forward ahead of the January transfer window

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4 h. ago Craig Revel Horwood details 'awful' childhood with his 'terrible alcoholic' father who tried to SHOOT his mother as Strictly judge reveals how he sought escapism in dance

The Strictly judge, 60, who grew up in Australia, revealed he turned to dance as an escapism from his turbulent life at him with his dad Philip.

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4 h. ago Why nuclear war is closer than ever: That's the chilling verdict of historian SERHII PLOKHY who reveals the FORTY countries which could blow the world apart... and the timebomb that could trigger ash

I was born and have lived my entire life under the threat of universal extermination that followed that summer's day in 1945 when, in the New ­Mexico desert, the first nuclear bomb was exploded.

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5 h. ago Starmer expected to approve China’s ‘mega’ embassy in London

PM likely to green light project despite concerns about Beijing’s efforts to spy on Britain

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5 h. ago How 2.3m workers will face the £100,000 tax trap within four years thanks to frozen thresholds

More people than ever are being caught in the 60 per cent tax trap, which affects those earning between £100,000 and £125,150.

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5 h. ago ‘Game changing’ prostate cancer trial could save thousands of lives

The trial’s second stage, involving up to 300,000 men, will test the most promising options from stage one

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5 h. ago Police chief apologises for failing to catch serial rapist armed cop as he gets 37th life sentence

A POLICE chief apologised yesterday for failing to catch a serial rapist armed officer as he got a 37th life sentence. Deputy Assistant Commissioner Andy Valentine said of prolific predator David Carrick: “His actions bring shame on the uniform he should never have been allowed to wear. “We heard how he grossly misused the position...

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6 h. ago BBC star forced to remortgage home following 'worst moment' of his life causing him to collapse on stage

British actor Robert Glenister, best known for his roles in the BBC dramas Spooks and Sherwood, has admitted he is still battling "anger" after a long-running financial ordeal.

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6 h. ago 35 best gifts for women to show her how much you care in 2025

Looking for present ideas for the woman in your life? This gift guide has you covered

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6 h. ago Louis Tomlinson donates huge sum as One Direction security requires life

Louis Tomlinson has donated a huge amount to help One Direction's former bodyguard, Preston Mahon, who currently requires life-saving surgery

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7 h. ago Matt Hancock's life with Gina Coladangelo and £5m fortune since Covid affair

The former Health Secretary was forced to resign after he was caught kissing his aide Gina Coladangelo during a Covid lockdown in 2021.

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7 h. ago McDonald’s Grinch Meal coming to the U.S. along with flavorful fan

The new meal will be available to purchase in the U.S. beginning December 2

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7 h. ago Meghan Markle reveals reason she fell for Prince Harry in rare admission

He might have been the most eligible bachelor but Meghan Markle has revealed she wasn't fussed by Prince Harry's royal life; instead, she preferred his childlike ways

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8 h. ago The devastating effects when your immune system hijacks your brain

One patient is still grieving decades of lost memories five years later

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8 h. ago Why antidepressants can make you feel worse, ruin your sex life and cause weight gain, by NHS psychiatrist PROFESSOR JOANNA MONCRIEFF. There are alternatives... and they may work better

'I wasn't sure if I needed them, but I thought I owed it to myself.' This is how one young woman explained to me why she had decided to take antidepressants.

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8 h. ago The Stone Roses' Mani's love life with wife Imelda and tragic orphaned twins

The Stone Roses icon Gary 'Mani' Mounfield has tragically died – almost two years to the day after his late wife, Imelda, and has left behind two young children

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9 h. ago Meghan Markle interview bombshells from 'childlike' Harry to parenting expert

Meghan Markle has opened up during her Harper's Bazaar about life after stepping down from royal duties, her husband's personality and her parenting techniques.

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10 h. ago The Guardian view on devastation in Gaza: the world wants to move on, but Palestinians can’t | Editorial

Drenched by floods and abandoned amid the ruins, people in Gaza can draw no comfort from US plansThe declaration of a ceasefire in Gaza in October brought initial relief to its inhabitants. Yet officials there said Israeli strikes killed 33 people, including 12 children, on Wednesday; Israel said its troops had come under fire. Another five Palestinians were killed on Thursday. Hundreds have died since the ceasefire was declared. Even if the shelling stops, the destruction of Palestinian life will carry on as Israel continues to throttle aid, and the consequences of two years of war unfold. The World Health Organization warned last month that the health catastrophe would last for generations.Food remains in short supply. While displaced families shiver in flooded makeshift shelters, with many facing a third winter of homelessness, aid organisations say they cannot deliver stockpiles of tents and tarpaulins. Israel, which denies blocking aid, has designated tent poles ...

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10 h. ago The Guardian view on Nigel Farage’s youthful views: the past still matters | Editorial

Voters need to know if a party leader said racist things at school. Interviewers have a duty to keep pressing for fuller factsFor one contemporary, it is the hectoring tone of today that evokes what it was like to be at school with Nigel Farage. “He would sidle up to me and growl: ‘Hitler was right’ or ‘Gas them’,” Peter Ettedgui recalls when asked about life at fee-paying Dulwich College in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Later, he adds: “I’d hear him calling other students ‘Paki’ or ‘Wog’ and urging them to ‘go home’.”For others, including some in the college’s combined cadet force (CCF), what lingers is the image of the young Mr Farage in uniform and his renderings of a racist anthem titled “Gas ’em all”. Tim France, a CCF member from those years, remembered Mr Farage “regularly” giving the Nazi salute and strutting around the classroom. “It was habitual, you know, it happened all the time,” he recalls. Continue reading...

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