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A MUM with massive boobs dangling “down to her stomach” was forced to travel over a thousand miles for a risky operation when no one would help.Zara Armstrong, 39, flew to Lithuania and forked out £4,000 for breast reduction surgery – after years of mental and physical suffering.5Zara Armstrong said she was anxious at the thought of surgery abroadCredit: Zara Armstrong5Zara hated her massive 36J boobsCredit: Zara Armstrong5She used to struggle finding clothes that would fitCredit: Zara ArmstrongDespite regular appointments with her doctor for back aches, she claims she was refused an operation to reduce the size of her 36J…

AMAZON is now weeks away from shutting down an app that’s been used by hundreds of millions of people.There are major downsides for affected users – and you might even be owed a big refund.3The Amazon Appstore is being killed off on AndroidCredit: AmazonMillions of people using the Amazon Appstore will be cut off in mid-August.The closure affects anyone using the app on Android phones.Amazon’s Appstore is a rival to the default Google Play Store, letting you download apps and games. It launched on Android all the way back in March 2011.But on August 20, the Amazon Appstore will close…

OUR resident specialist and NHS GP, Dr Zoe Williams, shares her expert advice.Today, Dr Zoe helps a reader who gets up to pee almost every hour every night.2Email your health queries to Dr Zoe Williams at health@thesun.co.ukCredit: Olivia West2A reader, who needs to pee almost every hour every night, writes in to Dr ZoeQ) I’ve had a lot of trouble down below, with a prolapse, overactive bladder and bleeding.I go for a wee hourly at night.Can you advise?A) Many people suffer in silence with these types of urogynaecological issues, so thank you for writing in to me.It’s very important that women feel…

I THINK we can all agree – job interviews are nerve-wracking.Psychologist Ian MacRae tells The Sun exactly how to walk in, sit down, and the golden words to say in any interview.3There is a balance to be struck between being confident and warmCredit: GettyBecause – as the UK’s job market continues to weaken and wages remain stagnant – it’s never felt more important to nail that first impression.How to walk in”Be confident when you enter, and when you are speaking – but don’t be overconfident or aggressive when the other person is speaking,” says MacRae, a member of the British…

KINKY sex relieves the pain of a bad back or arthritis, research suggests.Those with a taste for whips and handcuffs in the bedroom reported health benefits as well as sexual enjoyment in the study.1Kinky sex relieves the pain of a bad back or arthritis, research suggestsCredit: GettyMany said they experienced short-term relief from chronic pain after a session with a Miss Whiplash.It is said to be down to the simultaneous release of stress hormones in response to the pain and the feelgood hormone dopamine during a bondage session — known as BDSM.Researcher Reni Forer said: “Many BDSM practitioners experience benefits…

SPORT fans with Sky TV can finally access four major channels that have been missing for years.The broadcaster’s internet-based TV platforms Sky Glass and Sky Stream usually have the best features before its traditional Sky Q satellite product.1Sky Glass and Sky Stream customers haven’t had any Premier Sports at allCredit: AlamyBut on this occasion, Sky Q has had a slight upper hand for sometime now.Sky Glass and Sky Stream – which rely on a broadband connection to beam channels into homes instead of a satellite dish – can finally access the Premier Sports channels.Although Sky Q customers have Premier Sports…

A WOMAN who’s never been able to burp revealed how extreme bloating leaves her looking “five months pregnant”.Kaliesha Rae believes she suffers from a rare condition that prevents her from belching. 4Kaliesha Rae has never been able to burp due to a rare conditionCredit: Caters4It leaves her bloated and experiencing extreme discomfortCredit: CatersSimply sipping on a fizzy drink will leave her stomach bubbling and bloated. This might sound like no biggie, but Kaleisha revealed her inability to burp often leaves her in agony and suffering from extreme bloating. The mum thought she was the only person with this strange quirk,…

A POPULAR sleep trend that’s taken social media by storm and loved by celebs “could suffocate and kill you”, scientists warn. Mouth taping is an increasingly popular home treatment used to encourage nose breathing during sleep.3Manchester City’s Erling Haaland shared he used mouth tape as part of his sleep and training routineCredit: Getty3Actress Gwyneth Paltrow has said mouth taping promotes good quality sleepCredit: GettyIt’s claimed the practice can help a number of issues from snoring to bad breath.And a whole bunch of celebs can’t get enough of it. Manchester City striker Erling Haaland includes mouth taping as part of his sleep and…

A MYSTERIOUS bucket found at Sutton Hoo in 1986 was stuffed with the remains of a dead VIP, archaeologists believe.This “bucket of death” contains the cremated remnants of both human and animal bones – solving a decades-old mystery.8The Bromeswell bucket is a Byzantine copper-alloy contained that was stuffed with human remainsCredit: PA8The ‘Bucket of Death’ is remarkably well preserved despite dating back 1,400 to 1,500 yearsCredit: PA8Archaeologists unearthed the base of the bucket in the most recent discovery at Sutton HooCredit: FAS HeritageArchaeologists say that the human remains found inside the posh Byzantine bucket belonged to an “important person”.The so-called…

A CUP of tea or a glass of red wine a day helps keep us younger, a study suggests.The flavonoids found in the drinks mean we “age better”, researchers found.2A cup of tea or a glass of red wine a day helps keep us younger, a study suggestsCredit: GettyThe findings show that women with the highest flavonoid intakes had a 15 per cent lower risk of frailty, a 12 per cent reduced risk of impaired physical function and a 12 per cent lower risk of poor mental health compared to those with the lowest intakes.Fewer benefits were observed in men…