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The Trump Administration is set to warn that an everyday painkiller may trigger autism but a cheap medication could treat the condition.Reports suggest officials plan to announce that pregnant women should avoid taking Tylenol unless they have a fever due to the increased risk.The advice comes from a federal review into what is driving rising rates of autism across the US, an initiative spearheaded by health secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr.Officials also plan to to tout a medication called leucovorin as a possible treatment for the neurodevelopmental disorder, according to the Washington Post report.Earlier this year, doctors told the Daily Mail they have seen remarkable results in…

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By GERMANIA RODRIGUEZ POLEO, US CHIEF REPORTER and VICTORIA CHURCHILL and PHILLIP NIETO, US POLITICAL REPORTER Updated: 22:23 BST, 21 September 2025 President Donald Trump and Elon Musk put their differences aside at Charlie Kirk’s funeral a week after the conservative activist was shot and killed at the University of Utah campus. The former rivals were seen chatting in Trump’s box before the president gave Musk a friendly pat on the back — moments before the Tesla tycoon stood up and walked out.Their complicated history boiled over in June 2025, when the pair clashed in a fiery exchange on X. Musk…

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By HUGO DUNCAN Updated: 21:51 BST, 21 September 2025 Britain faces two years of ‘modest growth’ as high taxes under Labour take their toll, a report claims.In just the latest blow to Rachel Reeves ahead of the Budget in November, KPMG said that it expects output to rise by just 1.2 per cent this year and 1.1 per cent in 2026.The figure for next year will cause particular alarm, given the Office for Budget Responsibility pencilled in 1.9 per cent in March.A downgrade on this scale at the upcoming Budget would put further strain on the Chancellor’s plans as she…

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John Torode was back in the spotlight at a food festival in Thoresby Park, near Newark, Nottinghamshire after taking ‘some time out.’The presenter, 60, was axed from the BBC cooking show in mid July for allegedly using ‘extremely offensive racist language in 2018’, something he claims he has ‘no recollection’ of.His devoted wife Lisa Faulkner, 53, an actress and fellow home cook, kept closely by his side to support him and revealed John is ‘doing OK’.She told Daily Mail: ‘MasterChef will not be the same without John. But he’s doing OK.’John, looking tanned and relaxed, shook off his work woes…

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A partial solar eclipse this weekend, paired with Venus entering the astrological sign of Virgo, will spark major emotional and personal shifts for five zodiac signs.The partial solar eclipse on September 21, happening under Virgo’s practical and detail-focused energy, will act like a supercharged new moon, pushing people to quit old habits and embrace new beginnings at work and romantically.Venus, the planet of love and money, is entering Virgo at the same time, meaning the planet is traveling across the sky through this star constellation from Earth’s perspective.This will make relationships and self-worth feel more serious, encouraging thoughtful reflection but…

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Daily Mail journalists select and curate the products that feature on our site. If you make a purchase via links on this page we will earn commission – learn moreMosquito-borne diseases have surged to record levels this year.Cases of West Nile Virus, a disease that can cause paralysis, were up 40 percent compared to normal this year, with about 770 infections recorded, most of these being a severe illness where the virus has invaded the brain.In Florida, local transmission of dengue fever, which can cause major internal bleeds, was recorded for the second year in a row.And internationally, experts raised the…

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A teachers’ association in a Democratic state has voted to allow school districts to celebrate Charlie Kirk’s murder after a wave of educators were suspended for their callous comments.The Massachusetts Teachers Association said its members should not be punished for reacting positively to the late conservative’s death as it would ‘validate accusations by extremists’.MTA President Max Page and Vice President Deb McCarthy spoke out about the controversial issue after at least five state school employees allegedly posted about Kirk in a negative light, CBS News reported.’We are insisting that public school administrators and officials not take actions that validate accusations by extremists against educators,’…

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Unai Emery’s face contorted as he realised a familiar pattern was unfolding. Aston Villa’s manager rarely relaxes on the sidelines but this was a new level of anguish.The best way to describe the fidgeting, the scowling and disbelief was to say he looked like a man who had logged onto his bank account and saw the numbers spinning backwards in front of his eyes, as quickly as sand runs through an hourglass. One moment it’s all there, the next it’s gone. This isn’t about money – it’s about identity.How does he get it back? It is a question that will…

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The Trent Valley was once a heartland of Britain’s coal-fired power industry. Now it could become the UK’s answer to Silicon Valley under £11 billion plans to build Britain’s first nuclear-powered data centre.Small modular reactors (SMRs) would power the unit at Cottam, Nottinghamshire, which could open in seven years.The move, announced last week, is separate from the SMRs planned by Rolls-Royce for the National Grid, which are set to start operating in the mid-2030s.Data centres are vital to the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution but need a lot of energy to power them and usually huge quantities of cooling water too.…

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Stacey Dooley broke down as she revealed how she was forced to undergo emergency surgery after suffering an ectopic pregnancy with partner Kevin Clifton last year.The TV personality, 38, who already shares two-year-old daughter Minnie with the Strictly star, 42, spoke about the devastating loss during the latest episode of her show Stacey Dooley Sleeps Over. Stacey was spending time with Barrie Drewitt-Barlow, Britain’s first legally recognised gay father and a supporter of commercial surrogacy who said it was important for him to have ‘beautiful’ children.The TV host felt the opposite, and while alone she tearfully told the camera: ‘I have experienced what it…

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