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They may look spotless, but hotel rooms are hiding germs in some seriously unexpected places - experts reveal what to avoid.

A rare injury sustained during a game with friends transformed Deborah Cobb's life in just seconds.

From the smell of sizzling bratwurst sausages and sea of intoxicated people donning German football shirts you would think you had mistakenly landed in Munich. But in fact it is Majorca.

Protests were held in both Totnes and Edinburgh today as part of a campaign opposing the proscription of the direct action organisation.

The TV personality, 67, most recently took aim at her son Matty Healy 's ex-girlfriend Taylor Swift during an appearance on Bravo TV's Watch What Happens Live on Thursday.

A band from Wivenhoe features in a new book celebrating the fans of the rock band Oasis.

It is known as the 'most dangerous walk in Britain'

She made a huge impact on the little Essex football club during her youth there

AN HGV driver who faced losing his licence after he used a mobile phone at the wheel of a lorry has avoided a roads ban.

A band from Wivenhoe features in a new book celebrating the fans of the rock band Oasis.

The fitness influencer, 26, was dumped from the island last week which saw her partner Harrison Solomon, 22, voluntarily exit the villa.

I have started to get thread veins on my legs and ankles. I hate how they look. Is there anything I can do to get rid of them?

Mick Jagger celebrated his 82nd birthday in style as he hosted a star-studded bash at private club The Rex Rooms, which is co-owned by Jason Momoa .

DAVID COVERDALE: French commentated on the sport on BBC television for 32 years, having taken over from Eddie Waring in 1981.

Reckless dashcam footage captured a string of dangerous incidents on Streatham High Road, south London on July 24.

Angela Rayner narrows her eyes and grips the podium outside No 10. The moment calls for plain speaking - and plain speaking, she tells herself, is what she does best.

Tesla open its first diner/Supercharger station Monday in Los Angeles, reports CNBC — an always-open two-story restaurant serving "classic American comfort food" next to 80-charging stalls surrounded by two 66-foot megascreens "playing a rotation of short films, feature-length movies and Tesla videos." Tesla described the restaurant's theme as "retro-futuristic". (Tesla's humanoid robot Optimus was outside filling bags of popcorn.) There's souvenier cups, the diner's food comes in Cybertruck-shaped boxes, and the owner of a Tesla Model Y told CNBC "It feels kind of like Disneyland, but for adults — or Tesla owners." (And yes, one of the choices is a "Tesla Burger.") "Less than 24 hours after opening, the line at the Tesla Diner stretched down the block," notes CNBC's video report. (One customer told CNBC they'd waited for 90 minutes to get their order — but "If you're a Tesla owner, and you order from your car ahead of time, you don't have to wait in line.") The report adds that Elon Musk "says if the diner goes well, he's looking to put them in major cities around the world."

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Becky lives about ten minutes from The Bell Hotel in Epping. She used to pass by it when she went for a stroll with her daughter on Bell Common. But that stopped when the asylum seekers arrived.

When Cosmo Landesman, 70, went looking for his mojo, he found himself out of his comfort zone. Would he shed his inhibitions (or clothes)?

There are two permitted views on the horrors in Gaza, and I don't hold either of them. What should I do? I simplify only slightly.