The supplement industry is booming, but are we taking too many? Experts warn of health risks, and real-life stories highlight the dangers of overdoing it. Learn how to find the right balance and avoid potential harm.
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Costumed candidates in UK politics are more than just a quirky sideshow. They use satire to draw attention to serious issues, and their influence on policy is no laughing matter.
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A fire at a Dominican Republic resort claimed the life of an Italian tourist and led to the evacuation of nearly 1,700 guests. The fire’s cause is under investigation, but initial reports highlight the role of wind and flammable roofs. The resort town’s tourism is expected to rebound swiftly.
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Paddington: The Musical is coming to Broadway, bringing the beloved bear’s adventures to New York audiences. The production, already a hit in London’s West End, is set to open at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre in March 2027.
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A Ukrainian drone attack on a Moscow oil refinery brings the war closer to home. As the front line creeps nearer, how do Russians make sense of the Kremlin’s ‘special military operation’? And what does the future hold for a city under siege?
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Princess Kate’s essay reflects on her Italy visit, emphasising the need for human connection in a digital world. She advocates for prioritising love and supporting young families, inspired by Reggio Emilia’s approach to early years education.
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James Burrows, the acclaimed director of iconic sitcoms like Cheers and Friends, has passed away at 85. With a career spanning over 50 years, Burrows leaves behind a remarkable legacy in television comedy.
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Italy’s Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, refutes President Trump’s claims of her ‘begging’ for a photo, sparking a diplomatic row and revealing a new era of European assertiveness.
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The Freeman family’s sporting legacy continues as Alex Freeman, son of NFL legend Antonio, scores his first World Cup goal for the USA, sealing their place in the last 32.
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Two men have been jailed for arson attacks targeting property linked to UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer. The attacks were carried out on behalf of Russia, with one perpetrator described as a “useful idiot” by the judge.
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