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Vardy, his wife Rebekah and their children moved back home almost immediately after his contract at Cremonese came to an end.

In a world of Botox and cosmetic surgery, stars like Jennifer Aniston and Sandra Bullock appear to have let themselves age gracefully - but what's their secret to maintaining their youthful looks?

He found fame in the Noughties with his role as the arrogant and crude Steve Stifler in the American Pie franchise. 

Forget foods and medicines, Which? has revealed the suprising everyday items with limited lifespans.

For many people, minor memory lapses are a normal part of ageing. But for Trish Gordon, her memory loss came much sooner following treatment to remove a brain tumour.

Megan Carney-Borrowman flogged the counterfeit goods, purporting to be Chanel, Burberry and Versace, on social media to her thousands of followers.

Maura Higgins has revealed she's struggling with negative feedback from the judges and partner Mark Ballas as they instruct her to 'fix everything' on Dancing With The Stars.

A Russian beauty queen who controversially divorced Malaysia's then-king after just a year of marriage appears to have left her tumultuous royal past behind.

The music legend, 75, was embroiled in over two decades of tension with the Beatles star, after an icy exchange between them while they were playing at the Queen's Golden Jubilee concert.

Reg hack learns the meaning of 'Be careful what you wish for'

There is a dog for every home!

There are now no hotels in the district used to house asylum seekers

The tragedy of losing her father led to Rhiannon Chalmers-Brown, 25, joining the local Mountain Rescue team, alongside her Labrador, Dug.

When Kristin Logan was diagnosed with stage 4 ovarian cancer, she was told her chances of survival were slim.

Chelmsford crash causes delays on A1099 Victoria Road and New Street after a collision partially blocks the Wheatsheaf traffic lights junction in Essex.

Chelmsford crash causes delays on A1099 Victoria Road and New Street after a collision partially blocks the Wheatsheaf traffic lights junction in Essex.

Mike Tomkins, owner of M and M Direct, said his company was struggling to absorb shipping and freight costs and not to pass them on to the consumer.

As a child, Beth Smith thought of her cold hands as a quirk. She could take things out of the microwave without a tea towel and clutch a cup of hot tea without using the handle.

My problem won't seem real, because it doesn't hurt anybody. But it disturbs me to wonder whether there's a whole side of myself unexplored - and therefore betrayed.

An estimated 2.3 million cancer cases worldwide in 2024, about one in eight, were attributable to infections, according to a study published in The Lancet Oncology. "This recent Lancet data is a profound reminder that a significant portion of our global cancer burden is fundamentally preventable," said David Greenberg, MD, of Hackensack Meridian Jersey Shore University Medical Center, in a news release. "We have historically siloed infectious diseases and oncology, but they are deeply intertwined. By shifting our focus toward aggressive infection control, we can literally vaccinate and treat our way out of millions of future cancer diagnoses." From a report: The study found that an estimated 2.3 million new cancer cases were attributable to infections globally in 2024, equivalent to 12% of all cancer cases. Of these, the largest number (760,000 cases, or 4%) were caused by H. pylori, followed by HPV (750,000 cases, or 4%), HBV (360,000 cases, or 2%), EBV (260,000 cases, or 1%) and HCV (160,000 cases). More than three quarters of infection-attributable cancers occurred in low- and middle-income countries. Eastern Asian had the largest burden, with 990,000 cases (42% of the global total). Rates were also higher than the global average in sub-Saharan Africa, Central and Eastern Europe and Southeast Asia.

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