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Netflix users around the world are lashing out over a new update that many say has ruined their viewing experience. The streaming giant, which boasts over 300 million subscribers, has rolled out a redesigned user interface (UI) to deliver better recommendations and a more personalized experience.However, the update has triggered a wave of frustration, with some subscribers calling it ‘diabolical.’ ‘Netflix has destroyed the app. Worst UI redesign ever. Everyone needs to cancel,’ one user posted on X.Users are now presented with enlarged title cards, the rectangular graphics that preview shows and movies, which they said takes up more screen space and reduces…
The secrets to beating the 8am scramble for GP appointments by the people who really know – the receptionists! And at least one of them is VERY surprising… They’re often painted as the grim-faced gatekeepers of the overstretched NHS. Manning the phone lines to surgeries, GP receptionists have long borne the brunt of patients’ growing frustration with the primary care system.The worst practices for ‘unhelpful’ front desk staff were named and shamed last month in an investigation for MailOnline, which found two-thirds of patients in some practices found them ‘not at all’ helpful.Official figures suggest 2.8 million people a month struggle…
When searching for a holiday home in Europe, you may be surprised by the difference in price from country to country.Italy has some of the keenest priced properties on the market – making it a great choice for those on a budget, with unbeatable coastlines and landscapes adding to the charm. Access is easy and cheap too, with plenty of budget flights from the UK on offer.While the better-established property markets in Rome, the northern lakes and the posher parts of Tuscany have fewer inexpensive properties nowadays, there are plenty of lesser-known areas with untapped property potential if you know…
By SONYA GUGLIARA FOR DAILYMAIL.COM Published: 04:11 BST, 15 June 2025 | Updated: 04:20 BST, 15 June 2025 An unsuspecting photo of a flower-filled backyard features a white cat hiding in plain sight – and only keen observers can spot the feline within 30 seconds. At first glance, the image shared by Redditor Ok-Faithlessness-458 only appears to depict a garden area and the corner of a swimming pool. Trees line the property’s fence, and pink, white and red flower blossoms adorn the shrubs. A stone pathway runs parallel to the swimming pool, while a bench swing sits among the greenery. A deep-green garbage…
Exes Khloe Kardashian and Tristan Thompson came together for a family outing with their two kids this week.The 40-year-old Good American founder and 34-year-old NBA star took their seven-year-old daughter True to a tennis lesson in Calabasas, and their son Tatum, who turns three in July, joined them.Khloe’s fit figure was on display in a clinging, ab-teasing, pale pink shirt and high-waisted light wash jeans.She flaunted an ultra-plump pout as she rocked a full face of glowy matte makeup underneath glossy black sunglasses.For his part, Tristan was clad in a short-sleeved, button-up black shirt and matching shorts. Exes Khloe Kardashian…
Investors should sit up and take notice of why private equity firms are snapping up cheap UK smaller companies, fund managers say. The UK’s stock market listed smaller companies are repeatedly becoming the target of takeover activity, as bargain share prices and a lack of interest from investors offer a chance for private equity buyers to grab value.But the lack of upbeat sentiment from big investors provides an opportunity for smaller investors to profit, says Abby Glennie, co-manager of Abrdn UK Smaller Companies Fund and the Abrdn UK Smaller Companies Growth Trust.She said: ‘These discounts reflect the negative sentiment that we’ve seen…
Christina Haack has been ordered to pay her ex Josh Hall $150,000 from the sale of their $4.5 million Tennessee home, which was listed for sale in October.According to new court documents obtained exclusively by DailyMail.com, Christina, 41, was ordered by a California judge – where the former couple’s divorce is taking place – to deposit the $150,000. The docs state, ‘No later than five days after the close of the escrow, [Christina] is ordered to deposit $150,000 from the sale of the home into [Josh’s] counsel-client trust that is interest-bearing with restricted access.’ Although the order was issued at the end of October,…
Archaeologists have always said that Romans left a massive footprint in Britain, but they probably didn’t mean it quite so literally.Scientists have discovered an enormous shoe belonging to a Roman soldier with massive feet.The hefty leather sole measures 12.6 inches (32cm) from toe to heel – the equivalent of a modern men’s size UK 13.That means this 2,000-year-old centurion had bigger feet than muscleman Arnold Schwarzenegger, who stands at 6ft 2″ (188cm) tall.The archaeologists who found it said the discovery ‘drew impressed gasps’ as it was pulled from the ground. The shoe was found in the grounds of Magna, a Roman…
A sip of wine. A craving for pizza. A full calendar. These may seem like harmless aspects of life – but a scientist has revealed how they could be putting you on the brink of developing cancer. Dr Raphael Cuomo, a University of California, San Diego medical professor, claims chronic stress, fast food and alcohol and drugs are a near-surefire way to set yourself up for a cancer diagnosis later in life. In his new book, Crave: The Hidden Biology of Addiction and Cancer, the expert noted that the body’s repetitive desire to indulge in junk food and addictive behaviors drives the body to the deadly condition. The…
By ESTHER MARSHALL Published: 12:57 BST, 12 June 2025 | Updated: 13:00 BST, 12 June 2025 Tourists and locals in a popular Spanish holiday hotspot have been issued a warning about a parking scam. Alicante’s council has warned that the new scam has been catching out locals around the city. The crafty scammers have been leaving fake parking fines on people’s windscreens in Alicante, reports Euro Weekly News. The fake fines have a QR code printed on them which the drivers are expected to scan. Once they do so, the QR code will take people to the scammers’ website which asks them to enter…