Arthritis breakthrough could ease pain for millions with achy joints

Over 10 million people in the UK suffer from arthritis and conditions that affect joints. The degenerative condition can significantly impact daily life, leading to fatigue and immobility. However, scientists have now created a potentially revolutionary gel that could help ease the pain for those with achy joints. It acts like artificial cartilage and releases…

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Roses will be free of black spot and disease if you add 1 natural item to soil

Autumn presents a magnificent opportunity to enjoy the garden thanks to the vibrant foliage, however gardeners must remain vigilant against black spot disease which could prevent roses from blooming ever again. As temperatures drop and rainfall increases, black spot becomes more prone to spreading throughout gardens – a fungal infection that initially manifests as large…

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Beachgoers spot ‘cute’ sea creature in ocean but it turns violent

Beachgoers were left stunned when a seemingly “cute” sea creature turned aggressive and attempted to bite them, with many told to “get out of the water”. Despite the idyllic setting, many people forget the ocean is home to countless marine species. Encounters with nature are sometimes inevitable, but wildlife organisations, charities and experts consistently advise…

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Rachel Reeves savaged for ‘economic mismanagement’ as she ‘plots new tax raid’ | Politics | News

Rachel Reeves has been blasted for “economic mismanagement” as she purportedly plots a new tax raid. The Treasury is considering plans to raise money from a levy on the sale of homes worth more than £500,000, reports suggest. The national property tax, would replace stamp duty on owner-occupied homes, it is believed. No final decision…

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Outrage over state’s plans to test political leanings of teacher applicants | World | News

Oklahoma will soon require applicants from California and New York looking for teaching jobs to pass an exam to test their political leanings in a bid to prevent “radical leftist ideology” in schools. However, opponents call the assessment by the state’s Republican-dominated education officials a “MAGA loyalty test.” The exam, which is administered by PragerU,…

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Network Rail staff receive £165million in bonuses despite service dela

Network Rail staff have pocketed £165million in bonus payments in three years – despite overseeing a service plagued by delays, cancellations and accidents. The payouts – described by one campaigner as “scandalous” – have been made to employees at the quango which looks after infrastructure such as tracks, bridges, tunnels, signals, level crossings and stations….

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‘I’ve visited 100 countries but there’s one spot I’ll never return to’ | Travel News | Travel

“I find them to be very boring and stale” (Image: Gabriel Traveler/Youtube) Traveller and YouTube content creator Gabriel Morris has been jet setting around the world for over 30 years, managing to visit six continents and more than 90 countries. To be precise, Gabriel has visited “97 United Nations member states plus the three disputed…

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Cats with dementia could be ‘key’ to treating humans with condition

A groundbreaking study from the University of Edinburgh has found that feline brains affected by dementia undergo similar changes to those seen in humans suffering from Alzheimer’s disease. These similarities could contribute to the development of future treatments for people with Alzheimer’s.  This revelation not only offers hope for understanding and treating Alzheimer’s in humans,…

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Shopper says £25 Amazon powder ‘turned back the clock’ on her smile

When it comes to teeth whitening, there are endless products and treatments available promising to deliver pearly whites and Hollywood smiles. However, Amazon shoppers have found a product that tackles ‘seep-set stains’ and brightens smiles for under £25, and say it’s ‘turned back the clock’ on their smile. MySweetSmile is celebrating its fifth birthday this…

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The incredible A-road with a stunning 276m bridge to drive over – and it’s in Britain

An incredible A road with stunning scenery and an epic 276-meter bridge has been named among the best for views in Britain. The A894 begins at Skiag Bridge, in Sutherland in the Scottish Highlands, beside the picturesque freshwater Loch Assynt. It then ascends alongside Skiag Burn (Allt na Sgiathaig) and on to awe-inspiring landscapes, including…

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Princess Diana’s niece’s engagement ring is a ‘subtle nod’ to royal and is ‘worth £37k’ | Royal | News

Princess Diana’s niece, Lady Eliza Spencer, has announced her engagement, revealing a striking ring reportedly worth thousands. The 33-year-old model and cousin to Prince William and Prince Harry is set to marry her long-time partner, Channing Millerd. Eliza shared the news on Instagram on July 31, showcasing a glittering diamond ring. In a subtle tribute…

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One beautiful plant will thrive in hot weather

With the first hosepipe ban coming into place tomorrow, and the UK facing hotter, drier summers, gardeners are being urged to future-proof their gardens. Eflorist’s flower and garden expert – with over 35 years’ experience – David Denyer shares advice on how to drought-proof your garden. David said: “Hosepipe bans may soon become the norm…

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Legionnaires’ disease explained as tourist falls ill on Greek holiday

Donna Jobling has hit the headlines after contracting Legionnaires’ disease during an all-inclusive holiday in Crete. According to the Independent, she has been in critical condition in the intensive care unit since June 11. Legionnaires’ disease is a rare but potentially deadly lung infection if not treated promptly. It’s transmitted by inhaling water droplets containing…

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‘I wanted to downsize – but bought a £3m abandoned mansion on River Thames island’

A couple were looking to downsize – but instead bought a £3million private island and mansion on the Thames. Andy and Sheila Hill purchased an abandoned 13-bedroom mansion on an overgrown island near Weybridge, Surrey, to “bring it back to life.” They first learnt of D’Oyly Carte Island years ago while kayaking along the Thames….

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