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'Extremely intelligent' bear on the run in Japan after injuring four people
Authorities said that a bear in north-east Japan has eluded capture by opening a window
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Authorities said that a bear in north-east Japan has eluded capture by opening a window
Reviews have consistently found that noncitizen voting is extremely rare
Authorities warn that entering the sewer system is both illegal and extremely dangerous.
The BBC presenter has a horrific illness which leaves her and so many other women in a lifelong hell with no cure in sight. Barnett is at the absolute end of her tether โฆ can she change millions of lives? Endometriosis is like someone taking a drill to your organs. The pain resembles a tsunami in every one of your cells โ or the movement of tectonic plates inside your body. Years spent contending with the condition is โnot lifeโ. Endometriosis may not literally kill you, but suffering from it can feel like a living death. In Emma Barnett: Fighting Endometriosis, the Today presenter provides all these unflinching insights and many more into the condition, which involves cells resembling those that line the uterus growing elsewhere in the body. There is no cure, the only available treatment is hormones (predominantly the contraceptive pill), to mask symptoms, or surgery โ including a total hysterectomy, although that wonโt necessarily provide relief on a permanent basis. Endometriosis is extremely painful and little understood. Itโs also incredibly common: one in 10 women of reproductive age in the UK have it. Continue reading...
The broadcaster documents living with this debilitating, lifelong disease in a bid to help other sufferers. Plus: the soothing return of Springwatch. Hereโs what to watch this evening 9pm, BBC Two โItโs like having a drill inside my stomach that is going down into my organs.โ Broadcaster Emma Barnett lives with this extremely painful lifelong disease that affects one in 10 women โ but about which medical experts still donโt know enough, largely because of the gender health gap. In this vital documentary, she is candid about her own story and hears from other women with the condition, as they demand more help. Hollie Richardson Continue reading...
Michael Timothy Puckett, 55, is accused of gunning down Carroll County Sheriff Logan Utt, 31, close to Fancy Gap in the south of the state at about 9.30pm.
Former England and Chelsea star arrested on M3 on Thursday under suspicion of driving while unfit through drugs Raheem Sterling has been made to feel โdisposableโ after a decade at the top of football, a source close to the former England star has said, after his arrest on suspicion of driving โwhilst unfit through drugsโ. The source said the former Man City and Chelsea winger, who is now playing for Feyenoord in the Netherlands, had been suffering from โimmeasurableโ psychological strain after an โextremely tough couple of yearsโ. Continue reading...
The loud online hate aimed at two pop stars with polar-opposite styles suggests a shrinking realm of acceptability in which women can exist. That is, you suspect, the point For an eye-catching spring/summer 2026 look, why not try one of the infinitely fun ways you can dress up misogyny? Thereโs buttoned-up faux concern. The haughty pince-nez of high dudgeon. The splashy feather boa of outrage. If youโre really bold, why not the full birthday suit of naked disgust? There are far more acceptable options, apparently, than there are for actually dressing as a famous female pop star in 2026. Between the parallel uproar over extremely different outfits worn recently by CMAT and by Olivia Rodrigo, it almost seems as though there are in fact no options at all for how a woman should look in public. Funny, that. Yesterday, the Irish and American musicians each commented on recent backlash over their appearances that came from the scummy bottom of the internet. On Sunday, CMAT performed at BBC Radio 1โs Big Weekend in Sunderland. When the BBC posted clips of her performance on Instagram, comments about her body were so vile that the broadcaster had to disable them; tellingly, clips from the same festival featuring smaller-bodied female performers still have comments enabled. โItโs been very hard to try and describe how difficult the last few days since the bbcr1 big weekend have been,โ CMAT posted, saying the commentary caused her โdeep sadnessโ. Continue reading...
South East Water said 8,000 homes in the Kent town of Whitstable have no water, after soaring temperatures over the bank holiday weekend led to extremely high demand.
A gentle daily puzzle is quietly becoming the most joyful part of my morning routineโ and reminds me that not every win needs to be epic Thereโs been some pretty big news in the last couple of weeks in video game world: the long-running space shooter Destiny 2 is winding up after almost nine years, PlayStation appears to have decided to stop releasing its flagship single-player games on PC, and Microsoft wants us to look like weโre shouting every time we type XBOX. But the biggest news for me is that I have found my new favourite word game. I am going to be so bold as to call it the new Wordle. Ribbit is one of the varied suite of daily games on Puzzmo, an online puzzle platform. It launched at the beginning of January, but I only recently discovered it because I have been unwell, bored, and spending too much time on my phone. Puzzmoโs daily hits include a satisfying shape-arranging game, variations on chess that make me feel extremely stupid, and pleasing word games, which are my favourites. Circuits has you making connections between the beginnings and ends of phrases (eg โstone cold > cold medicine > medicine cabinetโ) as fast as you can. Bongo gives you a bunch of letter tiles and asks you to arrange them for a maximum score. Continue reading...
Kate White says she is "extremely concerned about the inability to get resources" to the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Emerald Fennell says period-realistic scene emphasising Cathyโs lack of razors was shot but did not make final cut The Wuthering Heights director Emerald Fennell said it was โunfortunateโ that a scene showing Margot Robbieโs hairy armpits did not make the final cut, because women in period adaptations are often shown with clean-shaven underarms. Robbieโs character, Cathy, had โextremely hairy armpitsโ in the 2026 adaptation of the novel, but โunfortunately the scene that we see them didnโt make it in thereโ, said the director. Continue reading...
Tulsi Gabbard has resigned, citing her husband's recent diagnosis with a rare form of cancer, following months of growing friction over the Trump's decision to launch a war on Iran.
Ellie Richards, 22, took her daughter to the GP, who thought the newborn could have a genetic disorder. But tests revealed her child was 'spontaneously' born with an extremely rare condition.
Eleventh instalment in our series of extremely small and free-form cryptic crossword puzzles, themed on our latest essay.
Tenth instalment in our series of extremely small and free-form cryptic crossword puzzles, themed on our latest essay.
Ninth instalment in our series of extremely small and free-form cryptic crossword puzzles, themed on our latest essay.
Eighth instalment in our series of extremely small and free-form cryptic crossword puzzles, themed on our latest essay.
Seventh instalment in our series of extremely small and free-form cryptic crossword puzzles, themed on our latest essay.