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According to TikTok user Rumor Zacharia, wearing her favorite Lululemon leggings gave her 'weight blindness,' and she didn't realize she was piling on the pounds.

Elon Musk 's Department of Government Efficiency's latest attempt at creating change in the Washington swamp has seen classified information posted to its website.

The rapper, 55, was accused of committing the alleged child rape alongside Combs, 55, after the 2000 MTV Video Music Awards in a civil lawsuit that was filed back in December.

Jeneen Deal, from Indiana, said she was issuing the plea on DailyMail.com because she 'doesn't know how long' her 12-year-old daughter Adaline has left.

Biohacker Bryan Johnson, who spends millions of dollars a year trying to live forever, has revealed why he is backing one of Robert F Kennedy Junior's controversial plans.

Bianca Censori revealed a creepy nickname for Kanye West just days before their shock split emerged.

The top-rated podcaster made the proclamation Thursday during a discussion about the role he played in last year's election .

The Ukrainian leader led a backlash against the White House alongside Sir Keir Starmer over concessions the US President made as part of a proposed Ukraine-Russia peace deal.

Anne Boleyn was the second of King Henry VIII's six wives and it is widely assumed that she spent some of her life living at the beautiful building in Essex

The station was once praised by architects

The original version of Please Please Please was a solo number for Sabrina, with a music video that prominently featured Barry, whom she was then still dating.

BAFTA bosses are reportedly putting a 'ring of steel' around this year's ceremony after a YouTube prankster gatecrashed the stage in 2024.

Then, presumably in order to have a condiment to go with the chips, Selena would be confronted with the sight of a bathtub filled with cheese dip.

A magistrate has been disciplined for misconduct after referring to a female colleague as a 'trolley dolly' in reference to her job as a flight attendant.

THE BOSS of a Colchester shop has spoken about the “horrendous accident” which claimed four Essex University students lives as he gives an update on the business.

Stark restaurant on Mersea Island has become the only restaurant in Essex to be awarded a Michelin Star.

Chappel Road in Chappel will be closed for three days from March 3 while carriageway patching works are undertaken by Essex County Council.

THE BOSS of a Colchester shop has spoken about the “horrendous accident” which claimed four Essex University students lives as he gives an update on the business.

Bruce66423 shares a report from The Guardian: Microscopic particles emitted from brake pads can be more toxic than those emitted in diesel vehicle exhaust, a study has found. This research shows that even with a move to electric vehicles, pollution from cars may not be able to be eradicated. The researchers found that a higher concentration of copper in some commonly used brake pads was associated with increased harmful effects on sensitive cells from people's lungs, as a result of particles being breathed in. Exposure to pollution generated by cars, vans and lorries has been previously been linked to an increased risk of lung and heart disease. While past attention has mainly concentrated on exhaust emissions, particles are also released into the air from tyre, road and brake pad wear. These emissions are largely unregulated by legislation and the study found that these âoenon-exhaustâ pollution sources are now responsible for the majority of vehicle particulate matter emissions in the UK and parts of Europe, with brake dust the main contributor among them. [...] The scientists examined the effects on lung health of particulate matter from four different types of brake pad with differing chemical compositions; low metallic, semi-metallic, non-asbestos organic and hybrid-ceramic. Results showed that of the four types of brake pads, non-asbestos organic pads were the most potent at inducing inflammation and other markers of toxicity, and were found to be more toxic to human lung cells than diesel exhaust particles. Ceramic pads were the second most toxic. Dr. Ian Mudway, senior lecturer at the school of public health at Imperial College London, cautioned that while the research on brake pad emissions appears sound, it is premature to conclude they are worse than diesel exhaust due to "uncontrolled variables" like brake disc types and particle composition. Slashdot reader Bruce66423 also notes it "doesn't discuss the significance of regenerative breaking, which is a feature of at least some electric cars [that reduces brake pad wear by using the electric motor to slow down the vehicle and recover energy]." The research has been published in the journal Particle and Fibre Technology.

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The 'red tent camp' first appeared last spring, initially as a site of protest against but has rapidly become a go-to spot for the city's homeless population.