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Around 2.5million Britons are thought to be having weight-loss injections such as Mounjaro and Ozempic. But research has found those who come off the jabs abruptly could quickly pile the pounds back on.

From out-of-control borders to wanton crime and a floundering political class ...

Nusret Gokce had it so good. The most famous - and richest - butcher on the planet, he flitted round the world in his eight-seater private jet with a cigar in hand.

In the 1970s - the golden age of rock - EMI was the biggest record company in the world. It thrived in an era when much of the British industry was in the doldrums, crippled by strikes and power cuts.

You know that feeling when you just know someone is having a laugh at your expense?

This unusual peep at my investments was triggered by the frothiness of global stock markets and fears that a crash is heading our way.

Researchers found that the drug, sultiame - used as an anticonvulsant since the 1950s - reduces the night-time breathing problems that patients suffer and improves sleep quality.

Here are five ideas that could help to protect your portfolio in a market meltdown.

It's the photograph that continues to haunt Fearne Cotton two decades after it was taken.

Jody Morris produced a disciplined and determined display in Mayfair on Saturday night to claim victory over David Bentley in the headline bout of the high-profile charity boxing gala.