Month: November 2025
What to do if you see an Asian hornet – as father and son die from stings
Experts warn public to stay alert after invasive species spotted in the UK
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French government blocks access to Shein’s website over sex dolls scandal
Sex dolls with childlike features were reportedly found on the website
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Hooters revamps its menus – and waitress attire – as original owners try to save chain
The brand will be ditching its iconic shorts worn by waitress as part of an effort to make its restaurants a ‘fun’ place for families
Read MoreHooters revamps its menus – and waitress attire – as original owners try to save chain
The brand will be ditching its iconic shorts worn by waitress as part of an effort to make its restaurants a ‘fun’ place for families
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Joey Barton comments ‘made me feel physically unsafe’, Jeremy Vine tells court
Barton is on trial Liverpool Crown Court over allegations he sent grossly offensive social media posts on X to Vine, Lucy Ward and Eni Aluko with intent to cause distress or anxiety
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Meet one of Gaza’s few prosthetic experts helping the thousands of Palestinians who lost limbs in the war
Many who have survived Israel’s assault on the strip have suffered life-changing injuries
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Rattled Lammy refuses to say whether prisoner has been accidentally freed from jail – despite manhunt under way
Deputy prime minister lashes out during PMQs and tells shadow minister to ‘get a grip’ after repeated questions over the bungled release of Hadush Kebatu
Read MoreRattled Lammy refuses to say whether prisoner has been accidentally freed from jail – despite manhunt under way
Deputy prime minister lashes out during PMQs and tells shadow minister to ‘get a grip’ after repeated questions over the bungled release of Hadush Kebatu
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White House told to bring back sign-language interpreters even though Trump dislikes ‘sharing a platform,’ judge rules
The president ‘inexplicably’ stopped providing sign language interpreters at official briefings, the National Association of the Deaf argued
Read MoreWhite House told to bring back sign-language interpreters even though Trump dislikes ‘sharing a platform,’ judge rules
The president ‘inexplicably’ stopped providing sign language interpreters at official briefings, the National Association of the Deaf argued
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