All news by author: Ariane Sohrabi-Shiraz

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People urged to ditch gym for better weight loss exercise that boosts metabolism
You might think you have to fork out on an expensive gym membership if you want to get regular exercise, but one professor has said if your goal is weight loss, it's much better to go on regular walks
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Everyone can see perfumes - but you have high IQ if you can spot lipstick
If you can manage to see past the distractions in the busy image in order to find the hidden lipstick you can pat yourself on the back, as it means you have 'high IQ'
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Jeremy Hunt once splashed £44,000 of tax-payer cash on a new loo for his office
In the latest spring Budget, Chancellor Jeremy Huntpromised to help families with 'permanent cuts in taxation' to give 'much needed help during challenging times'. But the politician was once branded 'outrageous' after it was revealed he had spent £44k of public money on a bathroom
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Hidden washing machine button lets you wash 'dry-clean only' clothes at home
When you see the 'dry-cleaning only' symbol on your clothes, it doesn't necessarily mean you have to take it to be professionally cleaned. A savvy cleaner has shared the 'secret' button she uses
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Dad outraged as stranger parks on family driveway near airport for days
A dad-of-two has furious after a stranger left their car on his driveway at his property, which is five minutes' drive from Manchester Airport, for four days – but police said it isn't a crime
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Jeremy Hunt's odd feud with Stephen Hawking over NHS remarks
Ahead of Jeremy Hunt delivering his second Spring budget as Chancellor of the Exchequer, we take a look back at the politician's controversial 'seven-day NHS' plan which received backlash from none other than renowned scientist Stephen Hawking
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People feel disgusted after realising how pre-packaged sandwiches are made
Pre-made sandwiches are a lunchtime staple in the UK, but many are now considering giving them up completely after finding out how their favourite sarnies are made
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'Easy' trick ensures pristine lawn edges as date to mow after winter approaches
With spring almost upon us, it's time to make sure your garden is looking its best, and one of the easiest ways to level up your outdoor space is making sure your lawn edges look pristine
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TV doctor's two easy diet swaps can help boost weight loss without going hungry
Diet guru Dr Michael Mosley has issued advice for anyone looking to lose weight, as he said making two simple changes to your diet can help you fast-track the process
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Simple '30 second' walking technique can help you lose one pound a week
When fitting in a gym session into your busy week feels totally unachievable, knowing that you can lose weight simply by switching up your walking technique can really help
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'I paid £39 to escape my kids at a Travelodge up the road - it was so worth it'
A busy mum-of-three who realised she was starting to 'feel suffocated' at home decided to take herself on a little 'mental health holiday' - and she says it was worth every penny
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Cleaner claims we're using mops incorrectly - it's simply 'pushing dirt around'
Are your white socks still grubby even after scrubbing your floors? You could be making this mopping common mistake, according to a professional cleaner
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First ever Who Wants To Be a Millionaire jackpot winner's £1m question reemerges
Judith Keppel is still the only woman to have ever won the UK version of Who Wants To Be a Millionaire after bagging the jackpot prize in 2000 - could you have answered the million-pound question?
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Dune Part 2 post-credit scene explanation and whether you should stay until end
Dune Part 2 has finally hit UK cinemas, and while you prepare to sit down for the 2hr 47m sequel sequel starring Timothée Chalamet and Zendaya - it's worth knowing whether there's a post-credit scene
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Only those with high IQ can spot odd letter within 13 secs in tough brain teaser
This tough brain teaser is designed to put your cognitive skills and focus to the test - and only those with a high IQ are said to be able to spot the odd letter amongst the Xs and Ks in just 13 seconds
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'Starbucks' new frothy drink tastes like ice cream - and lid trick is so clever'
You might want to shake-up your Starbucks order this spring, as the coffee chain is about to drop the prettiest drink of them all - the iced strawberry matcha tea latte
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Lose belly fat with 'new diet' which can 'slash risk of diabetes and stroke'
Losing belly fat is notoriously difficult, but recent studies have found that a new 'diet' can help you not only reduce waist circumference, but can also help lower the risk of stroke, heart disease and type 2 diabetes
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Banish washing machine mould and limescale with item that's 'better than bleach'
Washing machines are a breeding ground for mould and mildew, and because of the risk of harm to health it's important to act quickly - now experts are recommening using an item that's 'better than bleach'
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Residents divide opinion by taking 'sinister' revenge on cars parked in street
Angry residents on a street in Bristol decided to take matters into their own hands when they got so fed up of drivers parking on their road who don't live there - but others weren't happy
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Eye-opening make-up storing mistake could cause serious health issues
Moist conditions are a breeding ground for mould and harmful bacteria, and there's a make-up storing mistake many of us are making that could put us at serious risk
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Woman urged not to use 'powerful' baby name as it will be an 'uphill struggle'
A woman who is looking to give her daughter a name that symbolises power has been urged to reconsider, as she might end up feeling 'feel self-conscious and weird'
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Car insurance warning to millions of UK drivers who are being 'hit in pocket'
Four million drivers in the UK are being warned that they could be 'hit in the pocket' due to a common mistake that people make when renewing their car insurance
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Michael Sheen's The Way explained from dark plot to events story is based on
Michael Sheen directs and stars in BBC drama The Way, which is set in his beloved hometown of Port Talbot, Wales, as it follows the Driscoll family's escape from civil uprising
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Only 1% of people can spot masterfully camouflaged comb in wholesome image
Masterfully camouflaged in this wholesome image of a person drawing in their room is a comb, and apparently it's so tricky to see only 1% of people can spot it - are you one of them?
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Thai cave rescue victims now - from professional football careers to tragedy
When all 12 Thai cave rescue victims, as well as their coach, emerged alive from the Tham Luang cave after being trapped for more than two weeks, many couldn't believe their eyes. Here we take a look at where the boys are now