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'I picked normal names for my daughters but in-laws say they're disgusting'

Choosing a baby name is hard thing to do and it doesn't make it any easier when you have family chiming in with their views, especially if they're negative. This was the case for one mum

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LA protesters 'smash police car windows' as Trump vows to send in National Guard

After protests broke out across a number of Los Angeles neighbourhoods over immigration enforcement, Donald Trump promised to take drastic measures to put an end to the demonstrations

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New babies announced in unusual way in Switzerland as people left baffled

A woman who has moved to Switzerland has shared interesting insights she has discovered since moving - and people are only just finding out about the sweet way that new babies are celebrated

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Chess grandmaster playing match against 140,000 people reveals expected result

The mega-match features undisputed number one player Norwegian Magnus Carlsen playing freestyle chess online against "the world".

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'I was abducted by aliens - there's a chilling reason they couldn't undress me'

The tale of Barney and Betty Hill, who claimed to have been abducted by aliens in 1961, is the subject of a new film, Strange Arrivals, starring Demi Moore and Colman Domingo

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Flying duck caught on speed camera could be repeat offender

Officers said they came across the speeding duck while assessing images from 13 April.

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Why one designer took two years to make the perfect white T-shirt

When Síofra Caherty set out to create a simple white tee with full traceability, she discovered just how complex – and satisfying – ethical fashion can be

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Waves of creativity bring the UK coastline to life in Beach of Dreams project

Beaches became open-air galleries in a month-long arts festival to celebrate the UK’s coastal beauty – and spotlight the climate crisis


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Inside Mark Carney's family life ahead of Canadian PM's first meeting with Trump

Mark Carney and Donald Trump have plenty of big things to discuss.

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A museum on the move: new institution captures human stories of migration

Migration has become a politically charged topic of late. Those behind Fenix Rotterdam hope to offer a nuanced picture of the ‘timeless and universal’ phenomenon

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Mystery of the Bennington Triangle where people keep going missing

Five missing people, tall-tales of a big foot and man-eating rock; welcome to Bennington, Vermont.

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Theo James covered in rotting fish guts as Stephen Fry sends important message

Netflix and The White Lotus favourite Theo James has teamed up with Stephen Fry for a grim short film which aims to highlight just how destructive bottom trawling is

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What we know from mushroom poisoning trial: Death cap traces in dehydrator, faked cancer and accused in tears

Erin Patterson has pleaded not guilty to the murder of her parents-in-law and an aunt, who died days after she served them a beef wellington for lunch.

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What went right this week: the good news that matters

Scientists hailed a ‘golden age’ for cancer treatment, a cure for HIV moved closer, and a vast marine reserve was created, plus more good news

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Most attractive height for men and women and it's bad news for blokes

Dating app Tinder made headlines after introducing a height filter to premium members, but just how short is too short? Social scientists have now shared the ideal height for both men and women

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Seriously deep sleeper not woken up by ship crashing in his garden

Johan Helberg had been sound asleep when a 135m long container ship ran aground on Thursday in the Trondheimsfjord off Byneset in Trondheim.

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Cheese-loving daredevils hurl themselves down Cooper's Hill in Gloucestershire for famous race

Competitors sprint, slide and tumble down the near-vertical incline to win an 8lb wheel of Double Gloucester during the notoriously dangerous race - made tougher this year with a harder racetrack due to the recent dry weather.

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What went right this week: protecting the high seas, plus more

Scotland moved to make ecocide illegal, violent crime fell rapidly in the US, and lowland gorillas got a boost, plus more good news

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'I married Nigerian toyboy 43 years younger - we got engaged after three days'

A woman who had been unlucky in love was gobsmacked when a 25-year-old man liked one of her social media posts and now they are married. However their age gap and distance has lead to their relationship getting scrutinised online

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Life lessons: Patrick Grant on what life so far has taught him

Patrick Grant, founder of ethical fashion brand Community Clothing, on feeding his pigs, on why he doesn’t feed billionaires and why money isn’t the key to happiness

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Benidorm 'better than Oasis' Liam Gallagher's ritual that makes him Supersonic

Some might say his shows are as good as an Oasis gig, now Benidorm's viral Liam Gallagher tribute act has shared his rigorous pre-gig ritual that helps him get into character

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Men taking Ozempic celebrate surprise claimed side effect of drug on todgers

Men who say they have taken Ozempic are claiming the drug is having a surprising effect on one body part, and many of them have been unable to stop themselves bragging

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Valerie the sausage dog 'fit and well' after 529 days alone in Australian bush

Volunteers spent an estimated 1,000 hours and travelled more than 3,000 miles around the island searching for Valerie before she was caught using cameras and prepared traps.

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Brit gangster gunned down in Spain sent 'shockwaves through underworld'

Ross Monaghan, 43, was gunned down on the Costa del Sol, alongside Eddie Lyons Jnr, 46, with insiders now claiming he was the Lyons gang's most 'significant figure'

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Magna Carta 'copy' miscatalogued in 1940s found to be original

Harvard Law School Library bought what it thought was a stained and faded copy of the document from London book dealers Sweet & Maxwell in 1946 for 27 dollars and 50 cents.

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Woman makes cheeky house move request and blocks pal when he refuses

A man opted for a "brilliant" dose of petty revenge after an old friend got in touch with him not to rekindle their friendship but to take advantage of his van while she moved house

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'My husband hates our sperm donor son, 2, and he regrets ever having him'

A woman has been left reeling and second-guessing her marriage after her husband admitted he 'hates' their two-year-old son and wishes they had never opted for a sperm donor to conceive him

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Scientist let snakes bite him 200 times to create 'unparalleled' anti-venom

He even fell into a coma after two cobra bites.

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British woman cries after Benidorm holiday ruined by 'too many Spanish people'

Pensioner Freda Jackson had been looking forward to her holiday in Benidorm all year, but ended up outraged at the number of Spanish guests at her hotel

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Display of saint's remains draws huge crowds - but bishop says it 'encourages morbid curiosity'

Catholic worshippers travelled to Alba de Tormes to view relics of Saint Teresa of Avila, a 16th century religious reformer.

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Oasis fans face sticky liquids drenching at gigs this summer as band reunites

With the hotly-anticipated Oasis tour less than a month away, new statistics reveal that fans will spend a fortune on pints before they lob them across the crowd in excitement

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Nuns on the run after Pope called in to help resolve row over prosecco brewing

Numerous nuns have fled the abbey after the Vatican stepped in to try and settle the controversy.

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Woman who's spoken to a ghost for 12 years reveals when the world's going to end

The ghost allegedly predicted Covid-19.

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Who would win in a fight between 100 men and one gorilla?

My money's on the gorilla.

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‘It’s a virtuous spiral, and it’s just beginning’: electric vehicles as mini power plants - Positive News

The grid is struggling, and EVs add extra pressure. Thanks to their potential as energy storage plants, however, they could be part of the solution