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Adding more creatine to your diet could help cure chronic constipation and reduce the risk of deadly bowel cancer, a promising new study has revealed. Over the last 30 years, young diagnoses of the disease have shot up by an alarming 80 per cent across the globe, figures suggests.Scientists have suggested a host of factors are likely behind the phenomenon—from increasing pollution to rising obesity, and even chronic constipation. But now, US researchers are claiming that simply adding more animal-derived creatine to your daily diet could slash the risk of constipation by 19 per cent. Creatine is typically considered a fitness supplement, taken…

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A mother who fled the UK with her family to travel the world has shared four key things she ‘doesn’t miss’ about living in Britain. Lucy Argent – along with her partner, Paul, and their three young children – packed up their home in December 2023, rented it out on Airbnb and set on a ‘global adventure’ that would allow them to ‘spend more time together.’ The mother registered her children, who were five, four and one years old at the time, with a world school program called Boundless Life.The ‘experiential learning-based education system’ is designed for families who want to experience…

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A glamorous fashion designer who was found dead on a boat at a yacht club on Tuesday had recently celebrated the launch of her chic lifestyle brand at a ritzy Hamptons resort.Martha Nolan-O’Slatarra, 33, the founder of fashion label East x East, was discovered unconscious onboard a boat docked at the Montauk Yacht Club at around midnight.Good Samaritans attempted life saving measures, but East Hampton Town Police pronounced her dead at the scene. Her manner of death remains unclear and will be determined by the Suffolk County Medical Examiner’s Office. But one boater at the scene described the ship, named Ripple, as a…

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Several areas in Australia were blanketed with its thickest layer of snow in decades as wild weather swept through the country over the weekend.Around 20 inches of snow had been forecast to fall on Saturday in some towns, with more than 10cm of rain expected in others the New South Wales State Emergency Service said. Thousands of homes remained without power yesterday, with mobile phone outages widely reported across the area. Images emerging from New South Wales across the weekend showed buildings and streets covered in deep snow, with vehicles struggling to push through the sludge which had piled up on the roads.Cars, rooftops…

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By DAILY MAIL CITY & FINANCE REPORTER Updated: 22:07 BST, 5 August 2025 Company directors will have to verify their identities under rules to be imposed from November.The Government confirmed the roll-out date yesterday despite fears that the imminent shake-up of Companies House will spark chaos among businesses.The Mail on Sunday has revealed that only 300,000 have done the checks since an online portal opened for voluntary registrations in April this year. From November 18, new directors must verify their identity to incorporate a company or be appointed to a registered business.The crackdown, which is designed to tackle fraud and money…

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Anne Hathaway’s love interest for The Devil Wears Prada 2 was unveiled for the first time as she filmed a romantic scene in New York City on Tuesday. The 42-year-old actress – who is in the midst of shooting the anticipated sequel – is reprising her role as Andy Sachs in the project which is set to hit theaters next year in May 2026. Anne was seen cozying up with her new co-star Patrick Brammall in a lighthearted date night scene in the streets of Brooklyn. In the 2006 movie, Adrian Grenier had played her character’s boyfriend Nate – but the actor is notably…

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Steven Spielberg will forever be known as the great catalyst for what has become a rapidly expanding and controversial super-luxury marketplace.The US movie mogul’s 1993 film, Jurassic Park, and the ensuing franchise sparked a worldwide interest in dinosaurs and led to a surge in fossil trade.And it’s continued ever since. Let’s say you’ve got a private jet and helicopter, a yacht with full crew moored in the south of France, an original Picasso line drawing… how about a 125 million-year-old skeleton of a dinosaur as the centrepiece for your marble hall?Last month, one such skeleton fetched more than $30million in…

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A man who thought he had the flu was devastated to be told he has just one year to live after his grogginess turned out to be a deadly brain tumour.Kieran Shingler, 26, from Warrington, suddenly began experiencing a headache, sore throat and runny nose on Bonfire Night 2022, that he initially suspected was Covid. When he tested negative for the virus, he and his girlfriend, Abbie Henstock, 26, brushed off his symptoms as the flu.But, in the following weeks he felt so unwell that he was struggling to keep food down and had ‘excruciating headaches’.Previously, his girlfriend said: ‘He was so…

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Many Brits put in dozens of hours at work each week, while their wages barely grow. The average worker in the UK works for 1,524 hours a year, earning a median of £45,688, according to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).Research by Remitly has revealed there are places abroad where Brits could bank the same while putting in hundreds of hours less.Eight out of the top ten countries are in Europe too, so British workers wouldn’t need to travel far.Luxembourg ranked the highest, with an estimated hourly rate of £48.69 it’s a big leap from the UK’s average of £29.98.Workers in…

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By SHANIA OBRIEN, LIFESTYLE REPORTER Published: 01:47 BST, 6 August 2025 | Updated: 01:49 BST, 6 August 2025 Aussie burger lovers will soon be able to bring one of the country’s most popular takeaway meals into their own kitchens – without the price of dining out.For the first time, Grill’d is launching its burger patties in supermarkets, teaming up with Coles to sell a range starting at $8 for a two-pack.The move comes as cost of living pressures continue to bite, with many Australians cutting back on takeaway and cooking more at home.Customers can buy three varieties of Grill’d patties…

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