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If you're desperate for a taste of the Dubai chocolate bar, experts warn to be on the lookout for scams cashing in on the craze.

Tiger Lily - the only child of late rock stars and adopted by Bob Geldof - has found stability in a family whose backdrop is a world away from the wild antics of her party-loving parents.

The pretty, freckled ringleader of the bullies led the jeering as I walked past. 'Morning, Bugs Bunny!' 'Hey there, Goofy!' Tears stung my eyes as I fled to class, escaping this familiar onslaught.

Neighbours living in the stunning Cornish town of Padstow say the problem is so severe, it could erase the seaside resort's heritage, permanently driving away local families.

Former Love Island star Dani Dyer is gearing up for her intimate wedding with footballer Jarrod Bowen as she puts the finishing touches on her Bridgerton-inspired day

Olly Murs and his wife Amelia have revealed they are expecting their second child, with the Troublemaker singer admitting in a fresh update that the news came as a 'shock'

Social media star Mrs Hinch as revealed she rushed her baby son Vinnie to accident and emergency where he stayed in hospital and has since been diagnosed with a condition

Police said the driver of a Mercedes vehicle fled the scene before officers arrived

Colourful flowers brightening walks have finally fully bloomed, complimenting the golden sunrises and sunsets as well as the dozens of birds pictured in this collection.

Essex is home to a number of top restaurants, plenty of which have recieved a number of top reviews from happy customers.

Some influencers say mouth taping improves their sleep quality. But experts are warning against the seemingly harmless trend, as it could be harmful.

Nvidia and the other US titans of tech remain engulfed in turmoil, despite the pause on 'reciprocal' tariffs. But should you be breaking up with America? Here is what you need to know.

Wondering what to watch over the long weekend? The Mail's TV experts have handpicked 20 of the best shows and films to stream over the Easter break.

Dr Krystyna Wilczynski, cosmetic dentist and Dr Kiren Sandhu, clinical lead at Tooth Club, have shared some of the most surprising mistakes they regularly see patients making.

Dozens of migrants sleeping rough outside Westminster Cathedral have been moved off for the second night in a row over the Easter weekend.

Nearly three in five (59 per cent) teachers said they believe social media use has contributed to a deterioration in pupils' behaviour in schools, a new poll suggests.

About one sixth of global cropland is contaminated by toxic heavy metals, researchers have estimated, with as many as 1.4 billion people living in high-risk areas worldwide. From a report: Approximately 14 to 17% of cropland globally -- roughly 242m hectares -- is contaminated by at least one toxic metal such as arsenic, cadmium, cobalt, chromium, copper, nickel or lead, at levels that exceed agricultural and human health safety thresholds. The analysis, which was conducted by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) and published in the journal Science, collected data from more than 1,000 regional studies across the globe, as well as using machine learning technology. Dr Liz Rylott, a senior lecturer in the department of biology at the University of York, who was not involved in the research, said: "These findings reveal the deeply worrying extent to which these natural poisons are polluting our soils, entering our food and water, and affecting our health and our environment. Often collectively called heavy metals, these elements cause a range of devastating health problems, including skin lesions, reduced nerve and organ functions, and cancers." Toxic metal pollution in soil originates from both natural and human activity. Contaminated soil causes significant risks to ecosystems and human health as well as reducing crop yields, jeopardising water quality and food safety owing to bioaccumulation in farm animals. Toxic metal contamination can persist for decades once pollution has been introduced into soil.

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After provoking the animal, the King's Guard sitting on the horse then calls the emergency bell several times while trying to calm his horse.

His family paid an emotional tribute to him: 'He will be missed for his sense of humour, his kindness, his love of his family and the Fens, his level-headedness and his ability to work with others.'