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Creator of world's most popular cocktail had no idea it would be such a success
Douglas Ankrah invented the Pornstar Martini in 2003 - over the years, it became more and more popular, until it was named the most-ordered cocktail in restaurants, pubs and bars
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Queen's nickname for diamond brooch worth more than £50 million and who owns it
The most valuable brooch in the world was a stunning gift from her grandmother and the rare diamonds have a fascinating history having formed before life appeared on planet Earth, more than a billion years ago.
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Trump fears being poisoned and likes to hear ketchup bottles pop, insider claims
Former President Donald Trump likes to hear ketchup bottles pop and fears being poisoned, ex-White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson has said. She also said Trump regularly threw food
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Woman left baffled after spotting huge floating 'swimming head' in the sea
Niki Hicks spotted a giant ocean sunfish while on a boast off the coast of Cornwall - and after sharing a video on social media, many were left puzzled by the huge creature
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Imprisoned activist wins Nobel Peace Prize for fight for women's rights in Iran
An acclaimed activist who has spent years behind bars for fighting for women's rights and opposing the government in Iran has been awarded this year's Nobel Peace Prize
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Scientists discover sixth basic taste your tongue can actually sense
A new study published in Nature Communications this month suggests the tongue responds to ammonium chloride through the same protein receptor that signals a sour taste
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Rampaging tourist smashes ancient Roman statues saying they're 'blasphemous'
A rampaging tourist from the United States has smashed precious and priceless ancient Roman statues in The Israel Museum in Jerusalem - saying they are 'blasphemous' and 'in violation of the Torah'
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11 everyday items that were invented or developed by Black people
As Black History Month (BHM) continues in the UK, Mirror has put together a small list of some of the everyday items, such as traffic lights, which were invented or developed by Black people
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Biden 'forced' to build 20 more miles of border wall using Trump-era funds
US President Joe Biden said on Thursday that he 'can't stop' the construction of another 20 miles of border walls along the US-Mexican border in Starr County, Texas, due to a legal restriction
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Disgraced university doctor accused of raping unconscious students found dead
Dr George Tyndall, former doctor at the University of Southern California, was accused by hundreds of students of sexual assault during medical examinations and had been due to stand trial next year
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'Braverman's anti-immigrant rhetoric is whipped up by a fear of losing power'
Suella Braverman's anti-immigrant rhetoric is whipped up by desperation and fear of losing power, and she is far from alone in the Tory ranks, says Ros Wynne-Jones
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North Korea goes wild for British beer after UK brewery imported brick-by-brick
North Korea imported an entire UK brewery brick-by-brick under the orders of late Supreme Leader Kim Jong-il - and it appears to have proved a hit in the rogue nation
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Happy Mondays frontman Shaun Ryder set to play 'insane' drug dealer in new film
Happy Mondays frontman Shaun Ryder has announced his plans to play an 'insane' drug dealer in new 'gangster' film, after previously battling an addiction to heroin and crack cocaine
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5 most 'dangerous' dog breeds in UK as XL Bully ban looms after spate of attacks
A list of the most dangerous dogs has been made as a ban on XL bullies is set to come in by the end of the year and there is a surprise breed chosen at number one
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White House joins in on Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce romance speculation
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have been at the centre of a frenzy in recent weeks, as speculation surrounding their whirlwind romance hots up, with the pop star fuelling rumours by attending
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Survivor of Las Vegas mass shooting dies in horror motorcycle crash
Chad Swanson, who died riding his police motorcycle likely on his way to work, was at the horrific 2017 Las Vegas mass shooting when a gunman armed to the teeth at an elevated position fired more than 1,000 rounds over 11 minutes killing 58
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Biden's dog Commander thrown out White House after repeated biting incidents
The Biden family's dog, Commander, was ousted from the White house last week after the pooch committed a series of bites on US personnel, who at times needed medical attention on the spot
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Russia kills 49 people in attack on Ukraine grocery store - latest updates
Reports say there are young children, including a 6-year-old boy and a young girl among the dead at the grocery store in the Kupyan district of Kharkiv region
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Thousands evacuated on popular holiday island Tenerife as huge blazes erupt
The wildfire broke out on Wednesday, with the towns of Santa Ursula and La Orotava in the mountainous northeast of the island affected, as more than 3,000 people have been evacuated
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Common food items and lifestyle choices to boost your lung health
Ensuring our lungs are strong helps to improve our overall health. Here are some common and strange food items you can try that help us to breathe a little easier
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‘Black British history began millennia before Windrush - we mustn't forget that’
Whilst telling's of Black British history may have once focused on stories of HMS Windrush and tales since, black Britons were present going back millennia
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Rape suspect accused of faking own death can be hauled back to US disputing name
Nicholas Rossi is wanted by authorities in Utah for allegedly raping a woman in 2008 and faces multiple complaints against him in Rhode Island for alleged domestic violence
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Russian plot to assassinate Putin uncovered as secret services hunt agent
A Telegram channel with a link to Moscow's security services said there is a search for an unknown person who planned to ‘remove’ Putin
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Spotify boss hints at why Meghan Markle's 'Archetypes' podcast was cancelled
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry officially abandoned their podcast after their £18million Spotify deal collapsed earlier this year, with the streaming platform boss hinting at "innovation" issues
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Ukrainian army creates 'invisibility capes' to hide snipers from Russian cameras
Ukraine's snipers are set to be given "invisibility capes" which can hide them from Russian thermal camera and are also waterproof and lightweight in their fight against Moscow