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iPhone users are only just realising why their battery drops in cold weather
If your iPhone has started to play up, an expert has revealed it could be thanks to the drop in temperature - and there are signs to look out for which may indicate it's too cold
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Frankie Bridge's 'flattering' £40 trousers that come with hidden comfort feature
Available in 13 colours to suit any wardrobe, these 'smart' office-ready trousers are perfect for taking you from Monday through to Sunday
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Andy Murray emotional Australian Open interview sums up inspirational journey
Emotional interviews at the Australian Open have unfortunately become commonplace for Andy Murray, and the five-time finalist was as open as ever after exiting in the first round this year
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'Britain needs a spring clean - but is anyone up to the job'
Lies, spin and failure have combined to make the Tory government's last year of power foul in every way, says Fleet Street Fox. But does Labour have what it takes to clean up the stinking mess they've made of Britain?
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Katie Price's Mucky Mansion visited by bailiffs ahead of next bankruptcy hearing
High Court Enforcement Officers have been spotted parked up nearby Katie Price's Mucky Mansion
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True Detective fans 'obsessed' with season 4 after 'astonishing' first episode
Sky’s True Detective: Night Country has been met with rave reviews and is being likened to the Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson-fronted first season
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Chelsea could make Firmino or Benzema transfers to solve striker crisis
Victor Osimhen and Ivan Toney have dominated transfer talk over a new striker for Chelsea but the situations of Karim Benzema and Roberto Firmino could offer the Blues a January opportunity
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Killer convinced girlfriend was the devil as he slit her throat in uni halls
Sabita Thanwani, who was just 19 years old, had suffered 18 cuts to her face, neck and chest area. The fatal wound had slashed her jugular vein
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Holly Willoughby’s dazzling Dancing On Ice return draws 3.6 million viewers
Dancing On Ice viewers were delighted to watch Holly Willoughby's return to the figure skating competition
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Charles' most senior official quits £140k-a-year role due to little-known rule
Lord Parker, who was formerly a spy chief at M15 is to step down as his role as Lord Chamberlain, one of the most senior jobs in King Charles' household, later this year
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Inside Kate Garraway's home pals fears she will have to sell after Derek's death
Kate Garraway went to painstaking lengths to adapt her family home during her late husband's battle to recover from Covid, with the north London property completely redesigned over recent years
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'Hearty' chicken noodle soup will lift your mood on Blue Monday
As Brits brave the "most depressing day" of the year, nutrition coach Fraser Reynolds has shared his delicious chicken noodle soup recipe to help lift your mood this Monday
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Andrew suffering 'terrible moods' after New Year change left him 'grumpy'
According to reports, disgraced Prince Andrew has used the New Year to embark on a "special" diet but insiders say he 'hates' it and it is "making him irritable"
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Guenther Steiner hatches plan for F1 future with next move in 'a few months'
Just days after Haas announced that he would be replaced as team principal after 10 years in charge, Guenther Steiner has already faced questions about his next F1 job
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Best letterbox flowers you can pre order now for Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day is nearly JUST a month away- here are the best Letterbox Flower delivery services we could find with budget to luxury options to suit everyone
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Inside Harry and Meghan's row with the royal family over daughter Lilibet's name
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle welcomed their first daughter Princess Lilibet into the world in 2021, with the tot's name soon revealed as Lilibet - which was a nickname for the late Queen
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Chaos that saw Emmys postponed for only the second time in awards show’s history
The Emmys is usually held in September, but last year’s ceremony was bumped from TV schedules and temporarily scrapped over history-making industrial action in Hollywood
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Brit gored in leg by bull 'after dogs spooked it' while walking on Goa beach
British tourist Yvonne Morris, 78, was gored on the leg by a bull while walking along Benaulim beach in Goa, India, and also suffered a head injury as she was knocked to the ground
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All the places in UK where snow will fall this week as temperatures plummet
Heavy snow showers are set to hit the UK over the next few days in an Arctic blast were temperatures could drop as low as -10C and there are widespread Met Office yellow warnings
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Martin Lewis shares warning to people under 40 who have never bought a house
Money expert Martin Lewis explains the differences between the Help To Buy ISA and Lifetime ISA - while warning anyone under the age of 40 who are yet to buy their first home to act quickly
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Only 55% of donors claimed gift aid last year
The gift aid scheme means registered charities can reclaim income tax on donations made by UK taxpayers, effectively increasing the amount of the donation
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Woman captures 'big cat' on camera in British countryside in 'incredible' clip
Becky Clarke, who said she spotted the mystery beast prowling through a field while out for a walk in Cheshire, stunned experts with the footage, described as "incredible"
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'I'm a proud cougar - my boyfriend is only two years older than my son'
High school teacher Rachel, 48, started dating Alex, 25, in December 2020 after meeting him on a dating app - but her new romance didn't go down well with her sons, who are closer in age to Alex than Alex is to Rachel
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Fears of Red Sea chaos as Houthi weapon stashes survive despite RAF blitz
The US and UK have struck 60 missile and drone Houthi targets in up to 30 locations in retaliation to the Iran-backed group's attacks on ships transiting the Red Sea
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AI will impact 40% of jobs around the world, warns IMF
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned that artificial intelligence (AI) will impact 40% of jobs around the world, with 60% of roles affected in advanced economies