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Prince Harry launches libel action against Daily Mail publisher

A spokesperson for the duke said: “I can confirm the duke has filed a complaint against Associated Newspapers Limited.”

Evening Standard

Vegetables Alone Not Enough to Reduce Heart Risk, New Study Finds

Eating lots of vegetables is often said to be the key to living a long and healthy life. However, a major UK study has claimed that this will not help to ward off heart disease, The Daily Mail reported. Researchers at Oxford University looked at data from 400,000 Britons, who…

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Sabrina Bartlett quits The Darling Buds of May reboot after 'disagreement on set'

The Larkins star Sabrina Bartlett quits The Darling Buds of May reboot 'following a disagreement' that allegedly happened on set, reports The Daily Mail. This comes after a successful first season

Daily Mirror

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Engineers Turn Tesla Car into James Bond Catamaran

Engineers have developed an incredible kit that can turn Tesla's Cybertruck into a James Bond-style water-going catamaran in a matter of minutes, according to The Daily Mail. The 'Cybercat' accessory is the brainchild of US-based materials scientist Anthony Diamond and sees the battery-powered vehicle outrigged with a pair of lowerable…

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Cardi B discovers hazards of 3-year-old daughter having Instagram account

Cardi B was understandably hurt and angry this week because people were calling Kulture, her 3-year-old daughter, names and posting hateful comments on the little girl’s Instagram account. In response, the rapper made the “KultureKiari” account, with its 2.3 million followers, private, according to a report.

Tribune News Service

Scientists to Treat Disabling Headaches with Teflon Patch

Thousands of people suffering from a disabling headache condition could soon be cured by a patch of Teflon implanted inside the brain, The Daily Mail reported. The pioneering treatment is designed to block pain messages along a major nerve, and research suggests it is highly effective. Data due to be…

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Coronavirus: Half of those infected may experience long-term changes to their senses, says report

Half the people who catch COVID may suffer long-term changes to their senses, according to preliminary studies, Daily Mail reported.

The Times of India

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UK Papers Herald Future 'Queen Camilla'

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II has announced that she wants daughter-in-law Camilla to hold the role of queen consort once her son Charles ascends to the throne, in a major statement timed to mark her unprecedented seventieth jubilee. The move cemented a remarkable journey to public acceptance for Camilla, after being…

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‘Let us eat cake’: how UK newspapers reacted to latest No 10 party claims

Daily Mail remains a Boris Johnson backer but same cannot be said of its sister outlet

The Guardian - UK

Jane Eyre – content warnings are as old as the novel itself

“Read Jane Eyre if you dare” warned papers recently. The Daily Mail had sent a request for information to Salford University and subsequently claimed that the institution had issued “trigger warnings” on a literature module that included Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre and Charles Dickens’s Great Expectations.

The Conversation

Trigger Warning for 1984 at the University of Northampton

Daily Mail (UK) (Chris Hastings) reports: [S]taff at the University of Northampton have issued a trigger warning for George Orwell's novel on the grounds that it contains 'explicit material' which some students may find 'offensive and upsetting'. The advice [was] revealed following a Freedom of Information request by The Mail…

Reason

World’s 1st Surgery Took Place in Head of Peruvian Warrior 2,000 Years Ago

Metal plate implanted into head of Peruvian warrior 2,000 years ago is thought to be the world's first skull surgery and it was successful, The Daily Mail reported. The 2,000-year-old skull of a Peruvian warrior was found to have been fused together with metal in one of the world's oldest…

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