Daily Mail

It’s not uncommon for romantic relationships to slip into a parent/child dynamic, but it should not stay there.
Lifestyle
Libby Galvin

The tell-tale signs you’re a parent to your partner

It’s not uncommon for romantic partners to slip into this dynamic - here’s how to spot if you have fallen into this rut. And how to get out of it.

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An Aldi product has been voted as better tasting, better smelling and better and having a better texture than an industry-leading product that has been filling pantries since 1869.
Food

The Aldi product voted better than best selling brand

An Aldi product has been voted as better tasting, better smelling and better and having a better texture than an industry-leading product that has been filling pantries since 1869.

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As summer starts to draw to a close, why not commit to making this the year you really do stick to a dietary upgrade?
Health
Antonia Hoyle

What is OMAD and why is it changing people's lives?

Devotees of OMAD claim the health and wellbeing benefits far outweigh the daily sacrifices.

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Police at the scene of a recent search for Maddie McCann at Portugal. Inset: Maddie McCann and (bottom right) suspect Christian Brueckner.
World
Elena Salvoni

Maddie McCann suspect ‘talked of taking child in Portugal’

A German court was told the suspect in the toddler’s 2007 disappearance revealed to a former cellmate that he ‘found a kid and took the child’.

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Current and former staff to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have broken their silence as a war of words over Meghan, labelled a ‘dictator in high heels’, continues to rage.
World
Rebecca English

Harry & Meghan staff break silence on ‘dictator in heels’

Current and former staff to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have broken their silence as a war of words over Meghan, labelled a ‘dictator in high heels’, continues to rage.

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UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer called for a release of the ‘sausages’.
Politics
Quentin Letts

UK PM’s gaff calling for return of Israeli ‘sausages’

Sir Keir Starmer has been left embarrassed after calling for an ‘immediate return of the sausages.’

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Our youngest workers aren’t fussed about climbing the career ladder, new data shows, in a new trend dubbed ‘conscious unbossing’.
Wellbeing
John-Paul Ford Rojas

Why Gen Z are avoiding workplace stress in ‘unbossing’ trend

Our youngest workers aren’t fussed about climbing the career ladder, new data shows, in a new trend dubbed ‘conscious unbossing’.

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Heavy traffic jammed roads after residents of southern Lebanon, particularly from areas near the border, were forced to flee towards the north of the country due to the intensification of Israeli airstrikes.
World
Andy Jehring

Cars jam highways as thousands flee Lebanon for safety

Thousands of people fled southern Lebanon on Monday as Israel pounded hundreds of terror sites with rockets, killing almost 500 in the country’s deadliest day since the 2006 Israeli-Hezbollah war.

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Security guard Gavin Plumb allegedly planned to kidnap, rape and kill popular TV presenter Holly Willoughby.
UK

TV star leaves $5m home after horrific kidnap plot

The TV presenter disappeared from public life following the discovery of the terrifying threats.

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Jennifer Barton was the child of an affair and 42 years on, she still feels like a dirty secret.
Society
Jennifer Barton

I’m the child of an affair and I feel like a dirty secret

JENNIFER BARTON: My sister was 12 when I was born and her mother was – and still is – married to our father. For over 30 years, he kept them in the dark about my very existence.

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Growing numbers of schoolchildren are said to be taking on the personalities of creatures including foxes, dragons, birds, snakes, sharks and even dinosaurs. 
World
Graham Grant and Paula Murray

Disbelief as school allows student to identify as a wolf

A secondary-school student will be allowed to identify as a wolf at school, citing ‘species dysphoria,’ a condition where one feels their body belongs to a different species.

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A surgeon has spoken about the devastation following blasts in Lebanon as the doctor marks a harrowing milestone, removing more eyes in one day than in his entire 25-year career.
World
Sabrina Miller

‘It kills me’: Doctor reveals devastation from Lebanon blast

A surgeon has spoken about the devastation following blasts in Lebanon as the doctor marks a harrowing milestone, removing more eyes in one day than in his entire 25-year career.

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As funerals occur across Lebanon in the wake of multiple deadly blasts of handheld devices, people are asking what will explode next.
World
Hassan Harfoush

What is going to explode next in Lebanon?

Hassan Harfoush: As a journalist based in Lebanon, I have covered many conflicts and seen too many dead bodies. But nothing prepared me for the fear and carnage wrought by the events of the last two days. 

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Intimacy co-ordinators are a new norm on film sets, but some actors find them more of a hindrance than an asset.
Film
Ayvianna Snow

One person is ruining sex scenes post-#MeToo, it’s not men

One person’s ‘protective’ antics on-set fly in the face of what the #MeToo movement strives to achieve.

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Pink doughnut on pastel blue background
Opinion
Susannah Jowitt

Giving kids weight-loss jabs will make them fatter

SUSANNAH JOWITT: My childhood was a misery of diets as my mother told me I was fat, but new efforts to keep kids thin, like giving them weight-loss jabs of Ozempic or Saxenda will end up making them fatter.

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