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By RUTH SUNDERLAND Updated: 21:51 BST, 3 August 2025 More than 125 bosses, peers and academics have written to Rachel Reeves in a stark warning over the ‘scandal’ of nearly a million young people at risk of being a wasted generation.Official figures show there is an army of NEETs – people aged 16-24 who are not in employment, education or training.The letter, to be delivered to the Chancellor today, says that without urgent action, huge numbers are destined ‘for the scrapheap.’ It has been co-ordinated by Christopher Nieper, boss of the David Nieper fashion business, along with the Jobs Foundation…

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READ MORE: Viewers lash out at ‘boring’ Logies ceremony amid rumours the awards night is ‘on its last legs’ By JADE WATKINS Published: 02:44 BST, 4 August 2025 | Updated: 03:08 BST, 4 August 2025 She has long denied rumours she’s undergone a breast enlargement.But Sophie Monk did little to quell the speculation when she stepped onto the red carpet at the 2025 Logie Awards on Sunday night.The Love Island host showed off her extreme cleavage in a very revealing white gown by Cappellazzo Couture. The TV star risked a wardrobe malfunction as she spilled out of the plunging neckline.She let the dramatic…

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Four whales that beached in Japan could have been stranded by the huge earthquake that triggered tsunami warnings, experts have revealed. Filmed in Tateyama, Chiba prefecture, heartbreaking footage shows the huge creatures laying within a few feet of each other on the beach. Parts of Japan have now been struck by 5ft waves, but the whales appeared to have become stranded before they hit. This poses the question – how did the whales end up there in the first place? According to Professor Peter Evans, Director of the Sea Watch Foundation, the answer may lie in an increase in underwater noise, causing the whales to…

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By ZOE HARDY Published: 13:45 BST, 27 July 2025 | Updated: 17:19 BST, 27 July 2025 Socialising can boost your immune system and increase life expectancy, according to a leading doctor.In an age of longevity clinics and ‘biomaxxing’ influencers like Bryan Johnson—who has spent millions of dollars on trying to live longer—immunologist Dr Jenna Macciocchi says that a long life doesn’t have to cost a thing.Instead she says that a simple lifestyle change can help prevent illness, and it’s as simple as enhancing your social interactions.This is because it boosts the immune system—the body’s defence against infections—and in the longer term,…

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By ALESIA FIDDLER Published: 13:33 BST, 24 July 2025 | Updated: 13:44 BST, 24 July 2025 When going through airport security, passengers have to ensure they aren’t carrying any prohibited items and are sticking to the liquid allowances. But there are certain things the security workers are looking out for, and it may mean they have to glance at the area between travellers’ legs, too. A staff member from Sydney Airport, who is responsible for screening carry-on baggage, has revealed exactly what is being checked out.Someone asked the worker on Reddit: ‘Why do you look at our crotch when walking through the scanner?’The…

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Yet another potential sighting of accused killer Travis Decker has gone cold as officials in Washington state have begun scaling back their search efforts for the man accused of killing his three young daughters.Authorities in the state have been searching for the 33-year-old ever since his daughters – Paityn, 9, Evelyn, 8, and Olivia, 5 – were found strangled to death at a campsite outside Leavenworth, Washington in early June.It is now believed Decker, 33, dumped their bodies and his truck, and he has been wanted on murder charges since.There was a glimmer of hope on Friday, when the King County…

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By DANIEL MATTHEWS Published: 18:49 BST, 3 August 2025 | Updated: 19:25 BST, 3 August 2025 NBA star Damian Lillard has taken over as general manager at his former college while he recovers from a torn Achilles tendon.Lillard is a nine-time All-star who last month signed a three-year $42million contract with the Portland Trail Blazers. But rather than spend next season on the sidelines, Lillard has accepted a job as the general manager at his alma mater, Weber State.The 35-year-old spent four seasons at Weber State in Utah before being drafted sixth overall by Portland in 2012.He joined the Bucks in 2023…

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Schools have just closed for summer. Thousands of youngsters have finished their exams and are eager to start making their own way in life.It’s not their fault nearly 1million youngsters who left last year are still struggling to find employment, making it even harder for this year’s leavers to clamber on the jobs ladder. And it’s not their fault it has become so much more expensive in the last two years for employers to hire young staff.No wonder so many feel inadequate and suffer poor mental health.Rather than criticise them, we need to give them a fair chance.My family business, called…

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Have YOU got a story? Email tips@dailymail.com By MELODY FLETCHER Published: 22:45 BST, 3 August 2025 | Updated: 00:10 BST, 4 August 2025 MTV UK has quietly been axed for production after three whole decades, as it is the latest casualty of streaming and social media.The popular channel ‘will still have a presence’ but bosses state that there will be no more original music content, although generic US shows will be aired alongside the usual rolling music videos.It first launched back in July 1997 and has since become a household name, loved by celebrities and fans alike thanks to groundbreaking reality…

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From the depths of The Mariana Trench to the summit of Everest, microplastics can be found almost everywhere on Earth.Now, a study has revealed just how many toxic particles are lurking in our homes and cars.Scientists from the University of Toulouse collected air samples from their own homes as well as their cars in realistic driving conditions. Their analysis revealed that adults inhale about 68,000 microplastics measuring 10 micrometers across or less every day – 100 times more than previous estimates suggested. Worryingly, these particles are small enough to penetrate our lungs, according to the experts.  ‘Everywhere we look, we find microplastics, even…

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