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Experts warn against DIY Botox-like injections available illegally online

Self-administering Innotox, which is not licensed for use in UK, can lead to eyelid droops, infection and even botulism

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‘Soul-destroying’: Samaritans volunteers blindsided by proposed closures

Team who raised nearly £300,000 to replace building left in limbo by plan to close at least 100 UK and Ireland centres

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‘Your nether regions will know if you’ve skimped’: 16 summer cycling essentials

Saddling up for summer? Here’s the kit to keep you cool, comfortable and chafe-free

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‘I didn’t realise pigs were like, massive’: the London rapper who fell in love with farming

Lewisham MC Fekky went from collaborating with Skepta to buying his own farm – without ever having set foot on one. Hood 2 Farm sees him trying to learn the skills, and turning his wild, slapstick journey into hilarious TV

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I told my mum I was unsure about having children. Her reply opened my eyes

My mother’s own dedication to parenthood has always floored me, but I realised I hadn’t understood where it came from, says freelance journalist Michaela Makusha

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The best transfer announcements of the summer window (and the worst)

From a Saturday Night Fever-inspired announcement to a failed Lionel Richie-themed one, it has been a creative time for new signings

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Puppy peril: that dog you want to buy online may be a scam

Adverts aimed at those seeking a canine companion are appearing on sites selling pets. Problem is, there’s no pet to sell

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A taste of Swedish island life – but on the mainland, near Stockholm

Stockholm’s 30,000-strong archipelago is rightly famous, but the sandy beaches and cabins just down the coast are more accessible and full of local flavour

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TV tonight: the wife of a serial killer speaks out in a grim documentary

Why was Richard Ramirez treated like a celebrity while he was on death row? Plus: Adrian Dunbar is back playing detective. Here’s what to watch this evening

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Digital resurrection: fascination and fear over the rise of the deathbot

Ozzy Osbourne appeared as an AI-generated image at a recent Rod Stewart concert, prompting questions about how the ghoulish phenomenon will affect grieving

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As the world hurtles ever closer to nuclear oblivion, where is the opposition?

The puerile standoff between the US and Russia ought to alert a slumbering public to a risk that is in many ways greater than during the cold war, says Simon Tisdall, a Guardian foreign affairs commentator

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‘I was like a tornado going through men’s lives’: meet the people who can’t stop getting married

From the divorce lawyer on wedding eight to the 85-year-old in love with bride five – the hopeless romantics who keep saying ‘I do’

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Locatelli at the National Gallery, London: ‘Come for the Michelangelo, stay for the orecchiette’ – restaurant review

Someone is actually cooking here – it’s not just for tourists

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I’m 15 and in love, but I have to walk on eggshells with my boyfriend. What can I do?

You can’t fix him, or anyone else. You have to look after yourself first, and you may want to start by asking if this is a healthy relationship

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‘Why is this happening?’: violent attacks terrify Ireland’s immigrant community

Spate of physical incidents includes attack on a six-year-old girl at a County Waterford housing estate

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Red Like Fruit review – this shocking tale of sexual violence is a puzzle

In Hannah Moscovitch’s powerful play, a journalist’s triggered memories of abuse are voiced by a man

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You can mute – but you can never leave. Why have WhatsApp groups become so stressful?

There is the initial group. Then the side group. Then another splinter group. Suddenly, in your bones, you know the wrong message is going to end up with the wrong person, writes Polly Hudson

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Lark Atkin-Davies doubles up in Red Roses’ power-packed win over France

England overpowered France in a 40-6 warm-up win before the Women’s Rugby World Cup, with Lark Atkin-Davies scoring twice in Mont-de-Marsan

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Raducanu begins Roig partnership with victory against Danilovic in Cincinnati

Emma Raducanu’s time working with Francisco Roig began with a win as she defeated Olga Danilovic 6-3, 6-2 at the Cincinnati Open

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Foreign criminals convicted in UK to be deported immediately under new plans

Deported offenders will be barred from re-entering UK and measures will apply to those in custody too to cut costs

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Ordinary Decent Criminal review – Mark Thomas powers through tense prison drama

Thomas jumps adeptly from terrorist to drug lord in writer Ed Edwards’s gripping and subtle one-man show

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Far-right protesters clash with police in Nuneaton after rally outside town hall

Hundreds gather after alleged rape of girl for demonstration that also featured tense exchanges with anti-racism counter-protesters

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Niusia review – hard family history lessons and taboo-busting humour

Beth Paterson leads us through her discovery that the grandmother who berated her as a child was a Holocaust survivor

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Liverpool’s new era promises excitement – but have they changed too much?

Integrating almost half a team usually takes time, which may cost Arne Slot’s side important points in the title race

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‘Can you tell us how he died?’: Mohamed Salah criticises Uefa over tribute to ‘Palestinian Pelé’

Footballer Suleiman al-Obeid was killed in an Israeli attack in southern Gaza last week, according to Palestine Football Association

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