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I Tried Ryan Gosling's Trick For 'Creamier' Houmous, This Is How It Went

Ryan Gosling, I was born to understand your houmous-based visions.

The 1 Grim Reason Crows Could Be Coming To Your Lawn

It might not just be because of your beautiful lawn.

The Funniest Tweets From Women This Week

"All this time I thought I was a good person but how I react to slow walkers in front of me would really suggest that I’m absolutely not a good person"

The Common Running Mistake That Might Be Causing You Knee Pain

Contrary to what many believe, running won’t ruin your knees. But if your form is even a little off, it can put stress on your joints.

ENTERTAINMENT

Line Of Duty Actor Brian McCardie Has Died, Aged 59

Brian has been remembered as a "wonderful and passionate actor" and "beloved son, brother, uncle and dear friend to so many".

I Just Learned How Celebs Stage Paparazzi Shots, And Apparently It Happens All The Time

It's more common than you might think.

Baby Reindeer Creator Richard Gadd Is Already Working On His Next Series

"I have never been happier to work on anything in my life.”

Ncuti Gatwa Reveals Personal Story Behind His New Look For Doctor Who

It was a "liberating" moment for the former Sex Education star.

UKRAINE LATEST

Rishi Sunak Blocks Journalist's Question To Nato Chief About UK's New Defence Spending Pledge

Prime minister said it "wouldn't be appropriate" for Jens Stoltenberg to address The Guardian's point about the military promise if the Tories lose the election.

US House Of Representatives Passes Aid For Ukraine Following Months Of Delay

It's part of a larger package worth $95 billion that will go to the Senate, where approval may take time but is considered almost certain.

Putin Isolated On The World Stage Yet Again As He's Not Invited To Pivotal D-Day Event

But the organisers did invite Russia as a whole.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy Calls Out Western Allies For Robust Defence Of Israel Compared To Ukraine

"Terror must be defeated completely and everywhere, not more in some places and less in others."

POLITICS

New Brexit Border Checks Will Impact Food Prices. Here's What That Means For You

New red tape means higher prices for consumers.

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Climate Activists Literally Dragged Out After Disrupting Jeremy Hunt's Speech At Summit

Around 20 protesters disrupted the chancellor and the energy secretary at a net zero summit.

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Senior Tory Says 'Crazy' Way Conservatives Choose PMs Needs To Change

Is this the Liz Truss effect?

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Hillary Clinton Brutally Mocks Trump Adviser's Constant Trolling Of Her

Since 2019, Jason Miller has falsely claimed that the former first lady is planning a presidential run.

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Tory Support Hits Record Low As Local Election Defeat Looms

Rishi Sunak is braced for disaster on Thursday.

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Rishi Sunak On 'Really Good Form' Despite Looming Election Defeats, Says Cabinet Minister

Health secretary Victoria Atkins defends the prime minister as "extraordinary" and "incredibly bright".

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John Swinney Favourite To Be Scotland's Next First Minister As Rivals Row In Behind Him

The race is on to succeed Humza Yousaf after he resigned.

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Rishi Sunak's Latest Video Gets A Lot Wrong, Attracting Both Mockery And Fact Checks

An interesting time for the PM to use a pint of milk after being called a "pint-sized loser" last week...

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Humza Yousaf Just Resigned. What Happens Next?

The SNP's 20-year rule is looking very shaky.

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