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I hold joint power of attorney for a family friend with dementia. She already had an accountant and financial adviser she's known for years. The trouble is neither is any good.

Olivia Wilde has reflected on the 'trauma' of her split from Harry Styles playing out in public at the time her movie Don't Worry Darling was released in 2022.

The presenter, 58, married the hairdresser back in December at Marylebone Town Hall with just close friends and family present, but have now exchanged vows in a much larger celebration.

The 60-year-old reportedly got into difficulty after going into the water despite a red flag warning.

In his first speech as Prime Minister on Monday, the former Manchester mayor promised to 'bring back hope'.

The new Prime Minister showed a glint of steel as he sacked Rachel Reeves, David Lammy, Lord Hermer and a string of his predecessor's closest Cabinet supporters within hours of taking office.

Andy Burnham sent borrowing costs soaring on Monday as he vowed to exploit 'any flexibility' in the fiscal rules before naming John Healey Chancellor of the Exchequer.

The England and Newcastle legend was diagnosed with stage four stomach cancer in January, having been admitted to hospital with abdominal problems.

Joshua Kerry, 28, from Rotherham will appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court on Tuesday morning. He currently remains in police custody.

Some people are trying to attack new Prime Minister Andy Burnham by saying he wants to take us back to the 70s. I say be careful about that.

Police have launched an appeal for witnesses after officers found the injured victim in the Priory Woods area of Sandwell Valley Country Park on Monday, June 29.

Essex star Trewley-Precious has landed her own Channel 4 reality show and fans can't get enough

Yesterday, Andy Burnham was sworn in as Prime Minister. We are yet to hear his full policy proposals, but I'm getting a better sense of what he's about - and only 1 per cent of it is good.

Traffic is building

Drivers are facing long delays at the Dartford Crossing this morning following a reported earlier crash involving a motorbike.

A new American Heart Association scientific statement concludes that up to about 400 milligrams a day, or roughly three to five cups of plain coffee, is safe for most adults and may be linked to lower risks of cardiovascular disease. The benefits appear to depend heavily on the source and preparation, with coffee and tea looking more favorable than energy drinks, and added sugar, cream, syrups, or sweeteners potentially canceling out the upside. ScienceAlert reports: "Caffeine consumed in coffee is a key part of daily life for millions of people," says Gregory Marcus, cardiologist at the University of California, San Francisco, and Chair of the AHA volunteer writing group behind the statement. "In our review of the most recent research, for most adults, intake of up to 400 milligrams of caffeine per day, the equivalent of up to five cups of caffeinated coffee per day without added sugars or fillers, is safe and does not increase cardiovascular risk." The statement focused on caffeine's relationship with cardiovascular risk factors, such as blood pressure and diabetes, as well as types of cardiovascular disease, including arrhythmias, coronary artery disease, stroke, and heart failure. The picture that emerges is complicated, but generally positive. [...] All up, the new AHA statement concludes that there's a growing body of evidence that caffeine isn't harmful when taken in moderation, and that coffee specifically may be beneficial. The statement was published in the journal Circulation.

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Biggest-ever DSA fine shows Brussels wants to bust the biz model behind China’s cheap e-commerce champs

Jury selection has begun in the murder trial of Lindsay Clancy, 35, who is accused of ruthlessly killing her three children - Cora, five, Dawson, three, and eight-month-old Callan.

The incident happened shortly after 8am when a passer-by alerted emergency services to a man armed with a knife.

British Transport Police want to speak to this woman, who they believe can help with their investigation