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A FOUR-year-old boy started hallucinating then fell unconscious within an hour of drinking a slushy. Little Albie Pegg was then rushed to hospital, where he was struggling to breathe and doctors warned he might not make it. 8Albie Pegg suffered an adverse reaction to an iced slushy drinkCredit: Kennedy News 8Mum Beth Green, 24, with her little boy in hospitalCredit: Kennedy News His mum Beth Green now wants to warn other parents about the ice drinks, which she had no idea could be so dangerous. The 24-year-old said: “This is something that every child has which is marketed towards children…

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VLADIMIR Putin has lost another General in his war against Ukraine, reports claim. Lieutenant General Alexander Tatarenko, 63, was the most senior of 10 military officers killed in a suspected Storm Shadow missile strike on the Belbek airbase in occupied Crimea. 7A suspected Storm Shadow missile strike reportedly took place at the Belbek military base in annexed CrimeaCredit: East2West 7Lt-Gen Alexander Tatarenko, 63, was reportedly killed in the blast as Vladimir Putin loses another general 7Tatarenko – second from the left – seen near PutinCredit: East2West He was in charge of the facility, which was used for strikes on Ukraine and…

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A COMPUTER nerd who used AI to virtually date more than 5,000 women in a year says he’s finally found his soulmate. Software developer Alexander Zhadan, 23, used ChatGPT and other bots to filter out any potential bad matches on Tinder. 5Alexander Zhadan was unlikely in love until he designed AI software to weed out bad matches on TinderCredit: East2West 5Alexander and his soon-to-be wife Karina ImranovnaCredit: East2West 5The tech whizz got ChatGPT to make small talk, book dates and help reduce 5,000 women to just oneCredit: East2West The Russian who had been unlikely in love reduced 5,239 women down…

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WORKED up a thirst during Dry January? The good news is that the British Beer and Pubs Association has found there are plenty of reasons to head back to the pub. 5We reveal ten reasons to get back to the boozer Around 15 per cent of us try to stay off the booze in January. But now it’s time to rejoin the traditional social heart of the nation, because nothing beats the welcoming buzz of a British boozer. Here are ten reasons to get back in the pub . . . 1. MEETING friends at the boozer can be good…

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ONLY people in top 1% can find the hidden hare in this latest brain teaser in just 12 seconds. The tortoise is the first thing everyone can spot but if you look closely, you might find another animal lurking in the image. 8Can you see the hare?Credit: jagranjosh.com This mind-bending puzzle seems like an unassuming image of tortoise surrounded by nature. But take a closer look and you might discover more – the answer may be right in front of you but it can be easily missed. This image will leave you scratching your head as you race the clock to figure…

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THE company behind a bizarre AI headband that aims to let users control their dreams has opened up its sign-up list. Halo is a gadget created by Prophetic and it uses ultrasound to induce lucid dreams. 2Prophetic created an AI-powered headband called HaloCredit: Prophetic 2The device is intended to be worn like a halo while the user sleepCredit: Prophetic Lucid dreaming is the act of being aware that you’re in a dream and sometimes being able to control what happens. It’s thought one benefit of lucid dreaming is that people could be more productive in their sleep. “The combination of…

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PROGRESS on reducing cancer deaths has stalled as cases in Britain are set to rise to more than 600,000 per year by 2050. Cancer Research UK said improvements to survival now “pale in comparison” to the breakthroughs of the 1980s, 90s and 00s. 1UK cancer cases are expected to rise by more than a third by the middle of the centuryCredit: Alamy Breast Cancer Now said Britain is “on the brink of disaster” because breast screening uptake is falling and wait times are long. A report by the World Health Organization warned UK cancer cases will rise by more than…

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CHILLING notebooks revealed how Madeleine McCann suspect Christian B kept sick child rape pictures buried in his dingy lair. German prosecutor Hans Christian Wolters said cops seized many notes and sketches from the 47-year-old convicted sex offender. 6Sick sketches and child rape pictures have been allegedly found at Christian B’s lairCredit: Jon Clarke / Olive Press Spain 6Madeleine McCann suspect Christian B painted a few of the disturbing images, prosecutors said 6The notebooks and sketchbooks were found buried under an old shoebox factory in former East GermanyCredit: Jon Clarke / Olive Press Spain Talking about the “work” of B, who is…

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ONE of the world’s most iconic horror game franchises is returning after ten years. Konami shocked fans with not one but two announcements – and the latest entry is available today totally free on PS5. 2Last Silent Hill game came out in 2014 – and that was just a demoCredit: Konami 2Konami says the new game incorporates ‘contemporary problems’Credit: Konami Silent Hill was a noughties hit spanning several games and even two movies. Fans of the series have been itching for a new game since the ill-fated P.T. demo that was released in 2014. That actually came out of nowhere,…

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FEWER people want to get Botox and filler, a poll has revealed. Seventy-three per cent of Brits would never get their lips, forehead or chin touched up. 1More Brits are ditching Botox and filler in favour of a natural look It is an increase from 2022, when 61 per cent said they preferred the “natural” look. Dermatologists Uncouth Skincare’s study of 2,000 people found that 82 per cent of over-55s would never get filler, the highest for any age group. But those aged 35 to 44 were the least likely to ditch the cosmetic work. Rachel Bird, 25, of Southampton,…

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