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Shining a laser at the new £5 notes reveals something pretty nifty
There’s a science lesson to be learned here…
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Kim Kardashian posts topless photo after narrowly avoiding serial prankster
The reality TV star, 35, didn’t appear bothered by her run-in with Vitalii Sediuk as she shared the image on Twitter with the caption: “Parisian Vibes”.
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Chelsea Clinton Responds to Donald Trump's Threat to Embarrass Her Mom With Bill Clinton's Infidelity
Chelsea Clinton is ready for Donald Trump to start talking about things other than her family. Chelsea responded to the businessman’s threats to bring up former President Bill Clinton’s infamous infidelities at the first presidential debate in a Cosmopolitan interview, published Tuesday.
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10 film stars who returned to regular jobs (10 photos)
One minute you’re walking the red carpet, the next you’re flipping burgers. That’s not quite where these 10 screen actors found themselves, but they did choose the real world – and a job you or we might do – over the glamour of Hollywood. Image credits: Getty, Rex_Shutterstock
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Zoe Ball’s boyband toyboy says there’s ‘no way’ she’d stay faithful
Remember when Zoe Ball was caught snogging a fresh-faced boyband singer in a club last year? Well, 23-year-old TayTay Starhz certainly does – he was the man in question, after all – and he’s rather unhelpfully waded into the almighty fallout following Zoe’s separation from DJ Normal Cook. 53-year-old Norman gave his missus the benefit of the doubt on that occasion, which Zoe, 45, dismissed as a “silly moment”.
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Are India and Pakistan going to war?
India says it has struck militants across the Kashmir frontier.
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‘It took me 35 years to get over boarding school’
Thirty years after I left school, I was invited back for an old girls’ event. I packed my overnight bag, kissed my husband goodbye and made the drive there from my home in Suffolk. Hours later, I was standing in my old dormitory – I’d been curious to look around – and was hit by an overwhelming desire to escape. I’d been a bit nervous to come, but nothing could have prepared me for the rush of distressing memories. I’d planned to stay at a nearby hotel, catching up with other former pupils. Instead, I got in my car and drove straight home. Walking into that dorm had uncovered feelings I’d buried for years – fear, loneliness, worthlessness. And although I was a grown woman of 46 with three children,
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The photo that sums up the devastating impact of the Olympics on Brazil's street children
A photograph of a Brazilian child sleeping rough on a Rio de Janeiro street below banners for the 2016 Olympic Games symbolises the devastating impact of the sporting event on thousands of children and young people in the city, according to a rights group. Terre des Hommes, a network of 10 national children's rights organisations, has investigated what it claims to be violations of rights committed before and during the multi-sport event held in the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro between 5 August and 21 August 2016. According to Rio City Hall's official data 22,000 families were evicted from their homes after Rio was chosen to host the Olympics, which had an official slogan of "New World".
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Brexit earthquake has failed to materialise
Remainers warned that traditional allies would spurn us, forcing the UK to "the back of the queue" as global markets shuddered. Business leaders, Brussels negotiators and European premiers continue their clamour for clarity.
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Maddy Hill was 'pleased' to leave EastEnders
Maddy Hill has admitted she was “pleased” to leave EastEnders. The 26-year-old actress was last seen in Albert Square as Nancy Carter in April after deciding to leave the BBC One soap after two years - and the blonde star admits it was an “obvious choice” to quit the programme to progress her career. Speaking on BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour, she said: “It was really difficult in terms of my relationships and friendships, but it was an obvious choice in terms of my career progression and the character.
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Sorry, but a degree is a rotten investment
Almost half a million students start-university this month. It’s an exciting time: the launch of adult life and independence. But the sad truth is that most of them shouldn’t bother packing their bags, because their degree will prove a terrible investment. I’m sorry to be the harbinger of doom at such a momentous time, but many of these new students have been sold a false dream. They’ve been encouraged to put themselves massively in debt to fund an education that is supposed to lead to great career prospects, but too often doesn’t. The majority of graduates (59 per cent) end up working in non-graduate jobs, according to the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development. These are real people
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Theresa May orders review of employment law as labour market changes
Britain's vote to leave the European Union was driven in part by a backlash against the political establishment among working class voters who believed their prospects had been badly damaged by the 2007/08 financial crisis and years of austerity. The review will look at whether existing employment law can cope with the country's growing number of "non-standard forms of employment", such as self-employment, temporary work or "zero-hours" contracts, which offer employees flexibility, but no guaranteed work. Earlier this year, politicians condemned British retailer Sports Direct for effectively paying workers less than the minimum wage, while working conditions at taxi firm Uber have come under legal scrutiny. "New forms of employment have many advantages for workers and consumers but there are challenges and risks," said Matthew Taylor, head of an arts charity and former government policy adviser who has been asked to lead the review.
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Angelina Jolie was "Terrified" of Brad Pitt
As the divorce between Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt continues, new information about Brad’s behavior as a parent has emerged. Angelina was reportedly terrified for her children.
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Keane slams Arsenal: Half their players will have gloves on soon
Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane has hit out at Arsenal and Theo Walcott, suggesting their good form may not last.
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Controversial MP charged by Police Scotland
DEADLINE NEWS Natalie McGarry, who was elected to the Glasgow East seat at the 2015 general election, attended the city's Govan police station early yesterday with her lawyer. The 35-year-old, whose flat in the city's Shawlands district was raided by detectives in May, attended a voluntary interview with solicitor Aamer Anwar and was charged after being formally arrested and questioned for several hours. Following this interview she was charged with several offences, including the embezzlement of funds, breach of trust, and offences under the Scottish Referendum Act 2013 Aamer Anwar The alleged offences relate to her involvement with the finances of the Women for Independence (WFI) group and
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Amber Rose ‘body shamed‘ by Dancing With The Stars
Amber Rose says she felt ‘body shamed’ during her performance on Dancing With The Stars. The reality star said Julianne Hough’s comments following her dance singled her out because of her curvaceous body shape. “Last night was like, they did the commentary, and I, it was a point in the dance where I had to lift my leg up and Maks [Chmerkovskiy] dipped me & [Julianne] said, ‘Oh, I’m uncomfortable,’ and instantly I felt, I did feel body shamed,” she said.
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Teen on Benefits Spends £20,000 to Look Like David Beckham With Very Mixed Results
Everyone's got a dream, and for 19-year-old Jack Johnson from Nottingham, his dream is to look like David Beckham: This guy paid $26,000 to look like David Beckham... https://t.co/Rd0Sxj9aJR pic.twitter.com/fGXDhJhHu3 — UPROXX (@UPROXX) September 28, 2016 Okay then. So far, Jack - who gets a tidy £15,000 per year in benefits - has spent a grand total of £20,000 in the pursuit of his ambition; that includes acquiring Botox, lip fillers, teeth fillers, tanning injections and now, he's after a...
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Working-class fighter gives win bonus to opponent who needed it more
John Castaneda, left, embraces Angel Cruz after their bout. Cruz’s original opponent fell out, and Combate officials were scrambling to find a replacement for him in a bantamweight fight. It was looking bleak for Cruz when Campbell McLaren, the head of Combate Americas, reached out to Castaneda.
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Jim Carrey victim to more vicious claims from late girlfriend’s ex-husband
Jim Carrey has fallen victim to yet more vicious claims from the estranged ex-husband of his late girlfriend who is now saying that the actor forced Cathriona White to take the morning after pill. Mark Burton plans to show the texts as evidence in a wrongful death lawsuit planned to take place next week. Burton also claims that Jim Carrey used a conversation about their parents as an excuse to send Cathriona tasteless, sexually explicit messages.
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Ben Needham: Picture taken in 1991 could hold clue to whereabouts of missing toddler
Detectives searching for Ben Needham on Kos believe a photo taken at the time of his disappearance could hold a clue to his whereabouts. Police believe a tree currently growing near the farmhouse where the 21-month-old toddler was last seen in 1991 was not there at the time of his disappearance. Officers have been examining a press photograph taken at the time as part of their investigation. Detective Inspector Jon Cousins, from South Yorkshire Police, told reporters: "A photograph was taken by one of your colleagues a short time after Ben disappeared. We've been able to analyse that with the experts who are here now. "We're having a look at the area around a tree that's down at the base of the farmhouse because we believe that may not have been there at the time."
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