Ukrainian War Film 'Killhouse' Compared to Saving Private Ryan
A new Ukrainian war film, 'Killhouse,' based on a real-life drone rescue of a couple, draws comparisons to Saving Private Ryan and features support from intelligence agencies.
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DWP Confirms 2026 Changes to Benefit Cliff Edge
The DWP has confirmed new earned income disregards for Housing Benefit claimants in supported housing and temporary accommodation, effective autumn 2026, to eliminate the financial cliff edge and ensure work pays.
Renters' Rights Act 2025: What You Need to Know
The Renters' Rights Act 2025 takes effect May 1, ending no-fault evictions, banning rental bidding, and giving tenants more stability. Here's what you need to know.
ITV's Secret Service: Full Cast of A-List Stars Revealed
ITV's new espionage thriller Secret Service premieres tonight with an A-list cast including Gemma Arterton, Rafe Spall, and Alex Kingston.
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Vet Lists 5 Dog Toys to Avoid Including Tennis Balls
Vet Tom Mason warns that common dog toys like tennis balls and rope toys can be dangerous. He shares five types to avoid for pet safety.
MPs Oppose Streeting's Power to Override Nice on Drug Pricing
Dozens of MPs have signed a motion opposing Wes Streeting's new power to override Nice's cost-effectiveness decisions, fearing it undermines the institute's independence and benefits big pharma.
UK Departments Clash Over AI Datacentre Energy Use
UK government departments disagree on AI datacentre energy forecasts, with DSIT projecting 6GW by 2030 while DESNZ estimates far lower usage, raising net zero concerns.
US HIV fight at risk with hasty Pepfar shift, experts warn
Experts fear losing ground in HIV fight as US moves from Pepfar to bilateral deals, with drops in testing, PrEP, and infant care.
Why People Inject Fat from Corpses
The rise of 'zombie filler' using cadaver fat for cosmetic procedures raises ethical questions and reveals deep anxieties about aging, mortality, and capitalist beauty standards.
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Millionaire Plan to Tow Stranded Whale Timmy to North Sea
Final preparations are underway for a millionaire-funded plan to tow a stranded humpback whale, Timmy, from the Baltic Sea to the North Sea, despite criticism from experts who call it 'pure animal cruelty'.
Bompastor Demands Goalline Tech After Kerr’s Denied Hat-Trick
Chelsea boss Sonia Bompastor urges WSL to introduce goalline technology after Sam Kerr was denied a clear goal in a 4-1 win over Everton, while Man United draw at Spurs.
The Cage Review: Astonishing State-of-the-Nation Thriller
Tony Schumacher's new drama The Cage is a perfectly plotted thriller about a casino robbery, but also a deeply moving exploration of desperation, addiction, and redemption.
Spring Farming Rush in 1951 Country Diary
A 1951 diary entry describes the frantic pace of spring farming, with ploughing, sowing, and lambing ongoing despite cold weather and delays.
Trump Allies Push $400M Ballroom After WHCD Shooting
After a shooting at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, Trump, MAGA allies, and Sen. Fetterman argue the $400M ballroom is needed for security, despite a court halt.
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Sky News Presenter Raises Myeloma Awareness After Sister's Diagnosis
Myeloma is the most common blood cancer in Black people, yet little known. Sky News' Gillian Joseph shares her sister's story to raise awareness and funds.
Funeral Overspend Costs Grieving Brits £157M Annually
A survey reveals 59% of funeral arrangers overspend by £513 on average, costing families £157.1 million yearly due to reluctance to discuss death.
Laura Woods Hit by Ball, Sprinklers Soak FA Cup Pundits
TNT Sports' FA Cup semi-final coverage descended into chaos as Laura Woods was hit by a stray football and sprinklers soaked the pundits.
HMRC: One Call Makes Child Benefit Tax Easier for Parents
HMRC advises parents paying High Income Child Benefit Charge to call and change tax code, avoiding Self Assessment returns. Over 1.4 million claimants affected.
Ex-CIA Psychic Director Says Everyone Has Hidden Mind Powers
Dale Graff, former director of Project Stargate, claims all humans can tap into universal consciousness, but modern tech like smartphones may block these abilities.
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Philly Museum Embraces Rocky Statue After Decades
The Philadelphia Museum of Art opens an exhibition celebrating Rocky Balboa, ending decades of tension with the iconic statue that draws millions of visitors yearly.
Christian Horner Eyes MotoGP Move Amid F1 Return Uncertainty
Former Red Bull chief Christian Horner appears at MotoGP Spanish GP, fueling speculation of a switch to two-wheeled motorsport after being sidelined from F1.
HMRC: Nearly 1 Million Owed £473 Tax Rebate
HMRC has issued a reminder that nearly one million people are owed an average of £473 in tax rebates. Overpaid income tax can be claimed online or by post.
Kids' Honest Drawings Show Negative Views on Aging
A study of 25 children's drawings of elderly people reveals hilariously blunt depictions of aging, including false teeth in water and green-tinged skin, highlighting negative perceptions.
April 2026 Employment Rights Act: Sick Pay Day One
Seven major Employment Rights Act changes take effect April 2026, including statutory sick pay from day one, affecting 15 million workers. Employers face fines for non-compliance.
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London Marathon Delay After Wheelchair Racer Puncture
BBC's Gabby Logan reports a potential delay at the London Marathon after wheelchair racer Eden Rainbow-Cooper suffered a puncture just before the start.
Gallagher Brothers Hug After Man City Win, Closer Than Ever
Noel and Liam Gallagher celebrated Manchester City's FA Cup victory together at Wembley, hugging and showing their renewed bond after ending their feud and reuniting Oasis.
Iran Crisis Threatens Reeves' Fiscal Headroom
Half to two-thirds of Rachel Reeves' £24bn fiscal headroom may be erased by weaker growth and higher borrowing costs due to the Iran crisis, just as the UK economy showed signs of recovery.
Teacher Redundant After 20 Years: Identity Crisis
A teacher with 20 years of experience is made redundant and struggles with identity, self-blame after past workplace issues. Advice on coping and career change.
UK Steps Up Plans for Shortages Caused by Iran War
Ministers are accelerating contingency plans to offset potential shortages from the Iran conflict as the Strait of Hormuz closure drives oil prices up.
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Pilot Explains Reason for Dimming Lights on Flights
A pilot explains that dimming lights during take-off and landing helps passengers' eyes adjust to darkness for safer evacuation in emergencies.
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