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A MUM lives in “constant agony” after she was left permanently disabled and unable to have sex following a botched back operation. Mo Bell, 57, from Dundee, Scotland, has mobility issues, problems going to the toilet, and can no longer have sex with her husband Martin due to her pain and suffering. 4Mo Bell, seen here with her husband Martin, has been left permanently disabled following the botched operation on her backCredit: Alan Richardson/Media Scotland 4Mo wants the Scottish Government to get underway with the public inquiryCredit: Alan Richardson/Media Scotland The mum is just one of dozens of people operated…

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A RUSSIAN colonel has been killed after he reportedly “stepped on a mine” while visiting troops in Ukraine in order to boost morale. The death is the latest humiliation for Russian tyrant Vladimir Putin having seen a number of his top officers killed in the Ukraine war. 2Colonel Arman Ospanov was reportedly killed when he stepped on a landmine while visiting Russian troops in UkraineCredit: X Arman Ospanov, who was the head of the armoured service of the Russian Airborne Forces, had gone to the occupied territories in Ukraine to raise morale. However, having arrived he then stepped on a…

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ANOTHER year has passed and there’s still no confirmation that there’s alien life in the universe. Some experts believe we’re very close to a breakthrough and there are plenty of space missions and studies planned for 2024. 1Lots of space missions have been planned for 2024 and some could help us find alien lifeCredit: Getty IS NASA CLOSE TO FINDING ALIENS? Dr. Michelle Thaller, a scientist at Nasa’s Goddard Space Flight Center, previously told The U.S. Sun that she thinks we’re quite close to finding aliens. She told us: “I definitely think we’ll find life on another planet. “I think…

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CARDIAC arrests outside of a hospital are fatal almost every time – as experts plea with the public to learn life-saving CPR. Analysis of out-of-hospital cardiac arrests in England by the University of Warwick Clinical Trials Unit found fewer than one in 12 patients (7.8 per cent) survive to 30 days. 2A higher proportion of bystanders to a cardiac arrest gave CPR in 2022 compared to 2021. Pictured is how to use the hands to give chest compressionsCredit: Getty – Contributor Judy O’Sullivan, director of health innovation programmes at the British Heart Foundation, said: “These figures lay bare the worryingly…

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VLADIMIR Putin has resurrected the feared counterintelligence group Smersh, according to British intelligence. Smersh, its name derived from an acronym for “death to spies”, was formed by Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin in 1941 to catch spies and round up dissidents against the communist regime. 6Russian President Vladimir Putin is thought to have resurrected the counterintelligence unit SmershCredit: AFP 6Soviet dictator Joe Stalin created Smersh during the Second World WarCredit: Getty 6Lotte Lenya portrayed a ruthless Smersh agent in the Bond film From Russia With LoveCredit: United Artist Pictures It was disbanded in 1946 but now, the Ministry of Defence has…

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WHERE your Amazon Alexa device lives is important – and yours could be in the wrong place. Here are the top four worst places to put the voice-assisted speaker. 1There are four spots around the home you should never put your Amazon Alexa speakerCredit: AP:Associated Press Toilet Placing an Echo near your toilet is advised against for obvious reasons. Not only will the device be exposed to lingering germs, but there’s also a higher risk of it getting wet if it is placed in the bathroom. Instead, place it on the bathroom wall with a sticky strip or a nail if you…

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A TV doctor has revealed a hack to make sure you drink more water on his new show – and it’ll also stop you overeating. Dr Michael Mosley said there are lots of ways to “jazz” up Adam’s ale after surveys revealed the average Brit doesn’t like the taste of tap water. 4Dr Michael Mosley has revealed a hack to make sure you drink more water on his new showCredit: Rex 4He said there are lots of ways to ‘jazz’ up Adam’s ale on Secrets of Your Big ShopCredit: Channel 4 Speaking on Secrets of Your Big Shop, Dr Mosley…

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WITH its sandpit, slide and paddling pool, plus a team of home helps, Hedwig Höss considered her new home to be “paradise” for her and her five children. So much so that when her husband Rudolf was transferred to a more important post far away, she refused to leave it, and he went alone. 8The new film recreates the Höss family’s garden antics next to AuschwitzCredit: A24 FILMS 8Höss in uniform with wife Hedwig and their childrenCredit: Zeitgeschichte München/ Rainer Höss 8Jewish child prisoners in adult clothes after the camp was liberated in 1945Credit: Getty Life then carried on in…

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HUMAN brains still learn new information better than artificial intelligence robots, experts say. Tech bosses are hyping up a future of self-driving cars, instant cancer checks and computer-generated music. 2Human brains still learn new information better than artificial intelligence robotsCredit: Canal+ 2Clever clogs humans, such as Albert Einstein, can connect ideas instantlyCredit: AP:Associated Press But scientists say our good old grey matter has an extra step when learning that makes us smarter — for now. They compared the human learning process to that of AI models and found we consolidate new pieces of knowledge, skills or memories before fine-tuning nerve…

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BOTTLED water can contain hundreds of thousands of tiny plastic particles, a study warns. Nanoplastics — those broken down into progressively smaller bits — are consumed by people worldwide every day. 1Bottled water can contain hundreds of thousands of tiny plastic particles, a study warnsCredit: Alamy Health fears are growing as they can invade our bloodstream, organs and even individual cells. Scientists using lasers on three brands of bottled water popular in the US found an average of 240,000 particles per litre. They identified them down to a width of 100 nanometres — a thousand times thinner than a hair…

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