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Yemen the topic of secret talks between Saudi Arabia and Iran

Recent secret talks reportedly held between Iran and Saudi Arabia focused on the war in Yemen, and ways to end a conflict that is one of the most dire humanitarian disasters in the world and poses a lingering security threat to the Saudi kingdom. An unnamed Iranian

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April 20, 2021
Health

Is shampoo bad for your hair? Expert reveals why you should NEVER use shampoo

The vast majority of us rely on shampoo to clean our scalps and get rid of any grease and dirt from our hair, but you’ve probably heard that washing your hair too often is bad for your hair. One hairdresser thinks everyone

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April 20, 2021
UK News

Woman gang raped in Manchester park in ‘truly horrendous’ attack

A woman has been gang raped by a group of men in a Manchester park in what police have called a “truly horrendous” attack. The victim, in her 20s, was set upon in Kirkup Gardens in the city’s Wythenshawe area at 12.30am on Tuesday.

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April 20, 2021
Culture & Society

Rooibos tea: The heath benefits linked to the herbal tea – backed by evidence

Rooibos tea is made using leaves from a shrub called Aspalathus linearis, which is usually grown on the western coast of South Africa. The herbal tea is loaded with properties that researchers believe can bolster the body’s defences against heart disease and cancer. Evidence of

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April 20, 2021
World

Domino’s launches new limited Meatball Marinara Pizza – here’s how to get it

Mouth-watering delicious and the perfect dinner treat, Domino’s pizzas are loved by the country. And now the pizza chain has just launched a brand-new addition, the Meatball Marinara. With over 20 pizzas on the menu, Domino’s is one of the nation’s most popular restaurants.

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April 20, 2021
UK News

Face facts: exhibition looks back at a year of mask-wearing in UK

Opening exactly a year after the UK government advised people to start wearing face coverings in public, a new exhibition plots the risky journey of the face mask from health necessity to fashion statement. Undercover, which begins online on 11 May at the Westminster

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April 20, 2021
Europe

‘The system isn’t working’: the expats in Greece who can’t book Covid jabs

On Hydra, the Greek isle long famous for an artistic community that once included Leonard Cohen, expatriates are not having a good pandemic. Roger Green, a British writer who has lived on the island since the early 90s, says some are afraid

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April 20, 2021
Business

Nationwide increases amount it will lend to first-time buyers

The UK’s biggest building society is increasing the sums it is willing to lend first-time buyers in a move it said would enable homeownership for many people who have been frozen out of the market. Nationwide will allow new buyers to take

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April 20, 2021
World

YouTube demonetises James Charles over sexual misconduct allegations

YouTube has restricted the ability for popular makeup vlogger James Charles to make money from the online video platform, following underage sexting and grooming allegations. Charles who is a beauty influencer with 25.5 million subscribers on YouTube, has been accused by more

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April 20, 2021
World

Second chance: clock stopped after Japan tsunami starts ticking a decade later

For almost 10 years, the clock hanging in Bunshun Sakano’s temple was a reminder of the day nature’s force came close to destroying his community. The clock, which is thought to be about 100 years old, stopped ticking after the north-east coast

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April 14, 2021
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