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WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT By SABRINA PENTY Published: 16:29, 11 April 2025 | Updated: 16:32, 11 April 2025 Four employees at a Spanish nursery have been arrested over alleged child abuse after a shocking video showing a toddler being slammed against a wall and force fed emerged. The footage, which was secretly filmed by a student on a work placement at the Casanueces nursery in Torrejon de Ardoz, Madrid province, shows the disturbing moment a female staff member grabs a young toddler and slams him against a wall as she squeezes his face. ‘Don’t spit out your food!’, she screams at him, as the…
Why must everything be subscription-based these days?From entertainment, fitness, food and wine to beauty products and even underwear, it feels like the days of buying stuff when needed are over.Instead, we all must sign up for monthly doorstep deliveries of goods and services that even the most fastidious of individuals will find impossible to track.Perhaps that’s an exaggeration, but there is no denying that the subscription-based payment model has encroached into nearly every facet of everyday life.According to Paul Larbey, chief executive of Bango, people generally admit to having between four and six subscriptions at any one time. Bango’s research…
When it comes to famous affairs, Bill Clinton’s tryst with Monica Lewinsky might spring to mind. The former US president hit the headlines in 1995 after his sexual relationship with the then 22-year-old White House intern, Monica Lewinsky, came to light. Now, research suggests that Clinton’s powerful position as US president may have influenced his affair. A new study shows that the chances of infidelity are ‘significantly higher’ among more powerful people. This not only includes politicians like Bill Clinton, but also CEOs like Bill Gates, and celebrities like Kris Jenner. People who feel more powerful are less dependent on others, think more highly of…
Sam Thaiday says he’s glad Australia got to see the real Sam Says it’s a side of him that only his wife and daughters see If you need support, contact Lifeline 13 11 14, or Beyond Blue on 1300 224 636By JAMES COONEY FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA Published: 00:43, 20 February 2025 | Updated: 00:44, 20 February 2025 Former Brisbane Broncos star Sam Thaiday says he’s glad that Australia got to see what he’s really like after the NRL legend appeared on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!The 39-year-old walked away victorious on Sunday night’s finale, winning $100,000 for his…
Furious MPs today accused Donald Trump of ‘appeasement’ of Russia and warned Britain must be ready to go to war.Politicians from across parties voiced alarm in the Commons after the US president’s bombshell call with Vladimir Putin overnight.Mr Trump and the Russian dictator had ‘a lengthy and highly productive’ phone conversation, during which they agreed that talks to end the conflict should start ‘immediately’.But any peace deal is expected to see Russia keep territory it has annexed since 2014, including the Crimean peninsula – a huge blow to Kyiv after three years of fighting for freedom. Ukraine joining Nato – an official policy…
The college volleyball season was further plunged into the debate over transgender athletes this week as video emerged of San Jose State University’s Blaire Fleming sending a ferocious spike off an opponent’s face.Fleming, a redshirt senior, is reportedly transgender and has been cited as the reason four schools have forfeited matches against San Jose State this season over reported safety concerns.Thursday’s incident took place on the SJSU campus with the San Diego State Aztecs leading the Spartans 22-12 in the second set. It was then that Fleming was set up by teammate Brooke Slusser before rocketing a spike off the face of San…
By PAT HAGAN Published: 19:43 EST, 26 December 2024 | Updated: 19:47 EST, 26 December 2024 Those who surf the internet in middle age can cut their risk of dementia in later life by more than half, a study has shown.And the protective effect is more pronounced for those who use smartphones rather than computers.Scientists think processing the vast amounts of information encountered online can benefit people’s brains, while social media use may help to combat loneliness – now recognised as one of the major risk factors for the condition.Around 900,000 people in the UK suffer with Alzheimer’s and other…
Kamala Harris’ most trusted pollster shrugged off claims that Donald Trump had all the momentum heading into the final week of campaigning.And David Binder, who has served in every race in which the vice president has competed, said his advice to her was simple: Deliver a dual message attacking Trump as a threat to the world order and lay out how a Harris White House would help drive down costs for the middle class.’In our mind, or at least in my mind, it has to be both,’ he said on an episode of Pod Save America broadcast on Sunday. ‘You…
With Black Friday still in full swing and Travel Tuesday happening next week, we’ve rounded up some of the best offers available.If you’re in the mood to spoil loved ones with an unforgettable Christmas gift or itching to book your next getaway, these top-notch deals from trusted brands may have the holiday sparkle you’re looking for.UK DISCOUNTSSpa savingsHALF PRICE: Enjoy a spa break at Champneys Luxury Health Spa resorts and hotels, now offering 50 per cent off one-night stays at any of its eight locations with rooms from £87.25pp. Unwind amid spectacular pools and delicious dining.Includes: Unlimited spa access, lunch,…
Enveloped in the steamy waters of Schloss Elmau’s Japanese onsen (a traditional oriental thermal bath) heated to a precise 40C (104F), with a backdrop of the snow-capped Bavarian Alps, I consider who had been here first.David Cameron, Boris Johnson, Barack Obama and Joe Biden had enjoyed the best of this unique spa and cultural resort, but not, I hasten to add, in the onsen together. That would have been weird.They and other world leaders visited the resort across two G7 summits, in 2015 and 2022.’No one has ever hosted it twice,’ says owner and CEO Dietmar Mueller-Elmau, ‘but we have.’Boris…