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Trending News: 200-year-old Sri Lankan tea leaves could stop extinction of cuppaBoots launches first fat jab withdrawal schemeAliens may have stopped trying to contact humans because they are boredPlanet Y could be hiding in solar systemHumans may have Sixth SenseWoman returns stolen Ancient Greek artifact after 50 yearsDogs lie awake at night worrying about being 'ignored', research findsWoman hires witch to haunt ex – but gets told she needs therapy insteadSpending time with dogs slows female ageingGiving up smoking in old age can cut dementia riskHippos survived the last Ice Age in EuropeStranded dolphins may suffer from Alzheimer'sParents have no clue how much sleep their children are gettingSocial media posting late at night puts mental health at riskIce cream ingredient could prevent hair lossDogs get addicted to their toysChinese man survives for six months after pig liver transplantHumans could be carrying alien DNAMen start more arguments than womenNorth Koreans eating tigers and badgers to surviveCalling workmate a 'nutter' may be harassmentMan hospitalised after eating 6lbs of Haribo cola bottlesBeast hunters join forces to crack monster mysteriesWoman fined £600 after piece of cardboard 'flew out' of binSticky taped windows may save lives during nuclear attacksChewing Gum may diagnose flu quicklyAnt-made yoghurt on sale at Michelin-starred restaurantBrits obsessed about boobsPeople considering artificial devices as palsBabies may be born without biological mothers in future'Planetary health diet' could help fend off cancer, heart disease and early deathScientists claim less intelligent teenagers may be at risk of alcohol problemsBear spotted running in Arizona grocery storeTomato soup no longer Britain's favourite soup flavourLoch Ness Monster could have been caught during World War IIAlien life could be present on Saturn's moonAmateur golfer defies remarkable odds by hitting two holes-in-oneShhh! Library ordered to pipe down after noise complaintsNessie hunter stunned as massive, unknown creature emerges from Loch NessTop politician claims aliens may be operating from secret underwater bases near the BahamasWeight-loss jabs could kill off sweet treatsSongs by Elvis Presley and The Beatles could help beat lung diseasePet bobcat on loose in MinnesotaGreggs opens first ever pubWoman finds bizarre artwork behind false wall in basementMystery high school stench 'was teacher using fart spray'Work benches being used to help isolated men make friendsNun marks 105th birthday with round of golfElk hunters found dead after lightning strike but they only had 'slight burns'Psychotherapist convinced people won't die after her own near-death experienceGen Z plump for prunes for healthBoy eats bedroom walls due to rare conditionSome Generation Z house-hunters want to live near a GreggsStriped cows study takes home weird science prizeMusic helps heart patients recover, study finds‘Special’ snow leopard dies at Great Yarmouth zooElite athlete breaks world record with marathon at 6,008 m altitudeStuntman pulls car 100 m while on fire in world recordBrits could be left with no television due to satellite disasterScuba thief robs $20,000 from Disney restaurantLaughing proves you are young at heartPenguins commit adulteryEye drops could replace reading glassesWegovy 'golden dose' can help people shed weight rapidlySimple test can detect Alzheimer's years in advanceSparkling water is terrible for teethHousework helps health in several waysHeart attacks might be infectiousStruggling to sleep at night raises dementia possibilityRocks discovery hints at life on MarsMosquitoes are attracted to beer drinkersRising temperatures could be causing obesitySeven-second hugs hint at romantic interestSleeping on your side can ward off memory lossUS Senator suggests that radioactive shrimp could cause alien transformationsNewspaper readers are at a lower risk of dementiaAggressive acts can be contagiousMario Kart improves driving standardsFossil evidence hints that Roman Gladiators did battle with bearsViagra is causing middle-aged couples to divorceDogs train humans tooMum sets world record running barefoot on LEGOArtificial sweeteners in yoghurt and other foods can cause health problemsThree gentle exercises that could help beat insomniaBrits sit on the sofa for four yearsNoisy roads raise stroke riskTaylor Swift fans invited to sign engagement card for the pop starFire crew free toucan trapped behind dishwasher following toilet fallParrot sets world record for colour sortingFull English breakfasts causes fartingKissing is good for teethBinge-watching benefits mental healthHumans won't be living to 100 anytime soonWeight-loss jabs can prevent heart patients from dying youngLoch Ness Monster seen for first time in three monthsEating bananas can cut early death riskWoman claiming to be a real-life vampire sucks the energy out of peopleSnake slithers his way into car wash'Talking Beagle' learns how to put music on unassistedSpiky dinosaur discovered
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Squirrel gets own trading card after crashing baseball game
Squirrel gets own trading card after crashing baseball game

2025-08-26 11:04:36 A squirrel is getting its own Topps trading card. The furry star caused a stir when it ran onto the field during a baseball game between the New…

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Japan city proposes two hour limit on smartphone use
Japan city proposes two hour limit on smartphone use

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Beaches shut in Spain over deadly creature
Beaches shut in Spain over deadly creature

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Dog's head freed from large plastic jar
Dog's head freed from large plastic jar

2025-08-22 13:21:37 A dog’s head has been pulled out of a large plastic pretzel jar. On August 18, Dallas the pooch had been spotted walking around York County, Pennsylvania, with…

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Large cow rescued from Norfolk canal
Large cow rescued from Norfolk canal

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World's oldest living person Ethel Caterham celebrates 116th birthday
World's oldest living person Ethel Caterham celebrates 116th birthday

2025-08-21 14:05:43 The world’s oldest living person is celebrating her 116th birthday. Ethel Caterham, a British woman who lives in a Surrey care home, became the oldest living person on…

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Fatty fish protects women against Alzheimer's disease
Fatty fish protects women against Alzheimer's disease

2025-08-21 14:03:07 Eating fatty fish can protect women from Alzheimer’s disease. Experts at King’s College London analysed blood samples from 841 people – including 306 with Alzheimer’s – and found…

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Brits talk about the weather for more than two days a year
Brits talk about the weather for more than two days a year

2025-08-21 14:01:03 Brits spend over two days per year complaining about the weather. Research conducted by the Met Office shows that British people live up to the cliche by spending…

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Seagulls spotted with crossbows 'through their heads'
Seagulls spotted with crossbows 'through their heads'

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TV remotes could dirtier than toilets
TV remotes could dirtier than toilets

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