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DISPOSABLE vapes are to be banned to tackle the rise in youths taking up the habit, says the PM. Curbs on flavours aimed at kids and where they can be displayed will also come in. 1Disposable vapes will be banned as part of a major plan to stop the alarming rise in youths taking up the habitCredit: Getty Manufacturers must also introduce plain packaging in a crackdown to be announced on a school visit by Rishi Sunak. Trading standards officers will be able to dish out on-the-spot fines to shops illegally selling vapes to kids, on top of the £2,500…

VLADIMIR Putin has accepted an invitation to join Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko on a trip to Antarctica amid tensions with the West. The tyrant agreed on the frosty escape after watching Russian polar explorers open a new wintering complex at the Vostok station during a video call with Europe’s longest-serving president. 3Vladimir Putin (R) and Alexander Lukashenko (L) watched Russian polar explorers open a new wintering complex at the Vostok station during a video call on SundayCredit: EPA 3The pair agreed to take a trip to Antarctica amid rising tensions with the WestCredit: AP 3Lukashenko heavily depends on Moscow for…

UK supermarket shelves have been consumed by an ever-growing array of ‘healthy’ food alternatives. This is especially the case in January when we are also bombarded by adverts telling us that eating better will transform your year and your entire future.  6Nutritional therapist Lauren (pictured) reveals all the seemingly good-for-you foods aren’t as healthy as you might believeCredit: Kirsty Mackenzie And while many of these highly processed low-fat, high-protein-filled foods will be labelled ‘healthy’ swaps, this is not always true. A new study from the University of Bristol linked ultra-processed food to poor health and an increased risk of developing cancers in the…

UNITED Nations staff in Gaza took part in the October 7 massacres of Jews — even ferrying terrorists in agency vehicles, it was claimed. The UK has joined eight other nations blocking taxpayer-funded donations to UNRWA — the UN’s Palestinian refugee agency — amid mounting fury over the allegations. 1UN staff in Gaza took part in the October 7 massacres of Jews, it was claimedCredit: AFP David Bedein, of Israel’s Centre for Near East Policy Research, said survivors had told how relief agency staff were “involved in actual murder — wielding guns and killing people”. He said: “People under attack…

IT’S rush hour month at the gym, with everyone desperate to fulfil their New Year’s resolution of getting in shape. While exercise can be hugely positive, for those starting out at the gym, they may face problems they did not anticipate, including muscle soreness, injury and lack of motivation. 3PT Jack Claxton, David Lloyd ClubsCredit: Supplied One person who sees this first-hand is Personal Trainer for David Lloyd Clubs, Jack Claxton. He says: “The gym in January is both the most exciting place to be and also the most scary. “People are full of energy and motivation in the New…

THIS mind-boggling brainteaser has even the most professional puzzlers scratching their heads in pursuit of the answer. Everyone can see the rocks but you could be in the top one per cent if you can spot the stealthy goat in just 13 seconds. 8The clock is ticking, try to spot the goat hiding in the rocks in less than 13 seconds If you can find him then you might have a high IQ and 20/20 vision. The picture shows a rocky, hilly landscape on a clear blue day. But, there’s an animal somewhere on the rocks. Have you found him…

DEMENTIA is Britain’s biggest killer but there are a range of cheap lifestyle changes you can make to reduce your risk of developing it. From dancing to taking 2p vitamins, the simple tweaks don’t have to cost the earth. 2There are a range of cheap lifestyle changes you can make to reduce your risk of developing dementia The deadly disease affects around 944,000 people living in Britain today, with experts predicting numbers will hit 1million before the end of the decade. Alzheimer’s is the most common form of the condition, and is thought to be caused by build-ups of proteins…

THE WORLD’S biggest tigers have unleashed on Russian people and their pets, killing villagers and leaving traces of blood in the snow. A man and his dog were killed by the same tiger in Far East Russia amid a spate of bloody clashes which have left people fearing for their lives. 7An Amur tiger is captured on CCTV entering someone’s yard in Far East RussiaCredit: East2West 7A dog was savaged in Primorsky this weekend, as another was eaten 25 miles awayCredit: East2West 7The remains of a man believed to have been attacked and eaten by an Amur tiger were found…

BREASTS – If you’ve got them, there’s no doubt you’ve wondered if they are ‘normal’. But, what is actually considered ‘normal’ when there is so much variety out there? 2woman feel uncomfortable and check her chest with prevention breast cancer conceptCredit: Getty Small, big, fake, natural, tubular, perky, droopy, the list is never-ending. What’s important to know, however, is if your breasts are healthy, when you should be concerned and when to see a doctor. We spoke to some of the UK’s leading plastic surgeons and founders of Implant Health, Mr Paul Harris, Mr Amir Sadri and Mr Aadil Khan.…

MASKED gunman stormed a church in Turkey during Sunday mass this morning, killing one with a bullet to the head. Two thugs opened fire at unsuspecting church-goers who were shot in the brutal ambush around 11.40am this morning. 5Emergency services cram the streets near the church attack 5Ambulance and police at the entrance to the church 5Santa Maria Church in Istanbul The horror attack took place at Santa Maria Church in capital Istanbul, Turkish officials have said. The attackers stormed the building in ski masks, unleashing bullets as attendees threw themselves to the ground. One man died after he was…