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Stores that put a healthy lifestyle at the heart of their brand also sell a surprising array of 'treats' on their shelves, which are often ultra-processed and high in fat, sugar and salt.

Shocking CCTV footage shows how the man, who appeared to be wearing a balaclava, pulled up at the cul-de-sac in Chingford, Essex, shortly after 11:45am on Monday.

Radical Iranian army chiefs bent on continuing the war will start assassinating their own higher-level officials if they continue to negotiate on Donald Trump's terms, an expert has claimed.

To help you sift through the nonsense, the team at Kagi Translate have developed a corporate gibberish translator.

LEWIS STEELE: No sooner had the ink dried on Mohamed Salah's farewell statement than the debate turned to who Liverpool will sign to replace him.

As his debut tour with his band The Breakers comes to a close, Cruz became visibly emotional on stage at the Courtyard Theatre in London, where the final three sold-out shows will take place.

A young woman claims that she could end up homeless because she sweats so much that it is impossible for her to get a job.

Madame Tussauds was once a favourite tourist attraction, with locations in London, New York, Sydney and Tokyo. But is it on the decline?

From 28 February to 14 March, the conflict released over five million tons of greenhouse gases, according to experts from the Climate & Community Institute.

A handful thrive, most scrape by as companies make billions off their code

Opinion  Time and again, I see people begging for companies with deep pockets to fund open source projects. I mean, after all, they've made billions from this code. You'd think they could support the code's creators and maintainers. It would be only fair, right?…

alternative_right shares a report from Phys.org: Astronomers have an answer for a long-running mystery in astrophysics: why is the growth of supermassive black holes so much lower today than in the past? A study using NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory and other X-ray telescopes found that supermassive black holes are unable to consume material as rapidly as they did in the distant past. The results appeared in the December 2025 issue of The Astrophysical Journal. [...] The team ran tests of the three main possible scenarios currently being considered for the slowdown of black hole growth. These options were: could the decline in black hole growth be caused by less efficient rates of consumption, or by smaller typical black hole masses, or by fewer actively growing black holes? Their analysis of the data, extending over billions of years of cosmic history, led them to the conclusion that black holes are indeed consuming material less rapidly the later they are found after the Big Bang. The researchers expect this trend of slower-growing black holes to continue into the future.

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Some motorists might be surprised to see penalties drop through their letterboxes

The price of some weekly shop staples has more than doubled in the last two years, data reveals, as fears grow that the Iran war will send them soaring further.

Gary departed his job as the host of the BBC show in May after being embroiled in a social media row over a post he shared about Zionism.

When he was just 17-year-old, the victim was pressured into sending Edwards explicit content which led to him developing a drug addiction.

Huw Edwards is very disappointed. We know this because this week the disgraced newsreader launched a broadside at Channel 5 for airing a two-part drama that depicts him as a sexual predator.

Bernita Davies, 60, 'ghosted' the 32-year-old, who suffered from anxiety, and failed to get her any medical help - even though she had been bed bound for up to 12 months

Over three months, Oliver Bradshaw's symptoms worsened and the dissociation became so acute that, combined with very low energy, he couldn't even work out how to clean or cook.

On the surface, the Isa is very simple. It's a savings product into which you can put cash and investments up to the value of £20,000 each tax year.

BASIC and bit-banging used to guide a simulated lander down to a virtual lunar touchdown

Could Sinclair's 48k Sinclair ZX Spectrum land a spacecraft on the Moon? YouTuber Scott Manley decided to find out, and the answer is… kind of.…