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Robb Dixon often sees posts on social media from men desperate to try anything for thicker hair - and finds it difficult not to directly message them saying: it isn't worth it.

Fans have been calling for it for years

Reflecting on landing her breakthrough role over 50 years ago as Bond girl Solitaire in Live and Let Die, Jane Seymour makes a cheeky point...

A house in Dorset used in One Foot In The Grave has gone on the market for £337,500 - while the hotel that inspired John Cleese's (pictured) Fawlty Towers had a different fate.

Essex's first ever Crocs store is opening its doors today at Braintree Village.

The Beckham family feud is reportedly deeper than ever despite Romeo's recent split from his girlfriend Kim Turnbull. 

The NHS Confederation has quietly withdrawn the document from its website after judges confirmed the term sex in the Equality Act refers to biological sex, not gender identity.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has classified it as a "variant under monitoring" due to its fast global spread

A former UK Border Force chief informed about the newly revealed smuggling method - illustrated today in a MailOnline graphic - described it as 'really useful intelligence'.

Hardly any babies were called these traditional names

While many landlords have done well in recent decades, the investment case for buy-to-let is being questioned more than ever.

Doctor? Why does this hospital network run in such strange places?

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JD Vance appeared to subtly address the drama between Donald Trump and Elon Musk as he made a sly jab at the spat.

The road was closed for hours last night

A poll of more than 10,500 drivers uncovered that 44% of motorists admit to breaching 20mph limits, which is more than twice as many who speed in 50mph zones.

I've been receiving emails from what I think is a Revolut email asking me to confirm personal details for my account - but I'm wary of clicking it.

The villa in Portugal she had booked was the perfect getaway for her and her girlfriends. But when they arrived, their dream holiday couldn't be further from what they expected.

It will be closed to all but emergency services, buses and black cabs during the period

It has been shut down with immediate effect after engineers made a concerning discovery during a structural inspection

Japan-based Ispace confirmed its Resilience lander likely crashed during its second failed attempt at a lunar landing, after a sensor malfunction prevented proper deceleration. Despite the setback, the company remains committed to future missions, with funding secured for a third attempt using a new lander, Apex 1.0, scheduled for 2027. "Until then, Ispace has its work cut out for it," reports CNN. "[Ispace CEO and founder Takeshi Hakamada] said during the news briefing he will need to work to regain the trust of investors, and the company will need to deeply investigate what went wrong on the Resilience mission to ensure similar issues don't plague Apex 1.0." The company has ambitious "plans to eventually build a city on the lunar surface that would house a thousand people and welcome thousands more for tourist visits," notes ABC News. "If ispace is going to establish a colony on the moon, it will need to identify an ample supply of ice or water, which it will convert into fuel for a future lunar fueling station. The ability to produce fuel on the moon will enable the company to transport people back and forth between the Earth and the moon."

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