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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…

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…

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…

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…

CHINESE are putting their dogs and cats through painful surgeries following the popularity of the cruel “Mickey Mouse” ears trend. Leading vets and animal experts have warned pet owners against the cosmetic procedure- and are now demanding the practice be stopped. 3Cats & dogs are being forced to have lobes chopped up in ChinaCredit: Weibo 3It is being done so that they can look more like Disney’s popular character Micky MouseCredit: Alamy Pet owners are forcing their cats and dogs to undergo a cruel procedure of chopping up the earlobes so that they can look more like Disney’s popular character…

EVERYONE who has spent hours playing racing games has always wondered if they can translate their skills onto the track. And who better to ask about this topic than two-time and reigning rally world champion, and EA Sports ambassador Kalle Rovanperä. 1Rovanperä believes his real world experience easily transfers into WRC.Credit: Kalle Rovanperä / YouTube With season 2 coming to EA Sports WRC it will bring with it the addition of the Central European Rally. The Central European Rally is known as one of the toughest courses for rally drivers to face, so we asked  Rovanperä what makes it so…

HOSPITALS will be even busier next week as they play catch-up after the junior doctors’ strike that ends tomorrow. NHS bosses said demand from sick patients will keep rising through January, with flu season expected to peak next week. 1Junior doctors have been on strike for six daysCredit: PA Clinics will also have to make up for lost time having had only four fully staffed days since December 19. Nurses and senior doctors hoping for a reprieve after six days of walkouts could be out of luck. Professor Sir Stephen Powis, medical director for NHS England, said: “All signs point…

PRINCE Andrew, Richard Branson and Bill Clinton were all secretly filmed having sex by Jeffrey Epstein, according to the latest batch of unsealed court docs. One of Epstein’s victims, Sarah Ransome, claims in the newly unsealed documents that the disgraced financier would film her “friend” having sex with each of the high-profile men. 12Prince Andrew with Virginia Guiffre and Ghislaine MaxwellCredit: AFP 12Sarah Ransome, one of Jeffrey Epstein’s victims, whose emails feature in the new filesCredit: Planet Photos 12Trump with Melania, Epstein and Maxwell at a partyCredit: Getty – Contributor 12Former president Bill Clinton with Jeffrey Epstein 12Sir Richard Branson,…

GOOGLE offers Android owners games for free from time-to-time, with varying degrees of ‘playability’. Here’s a round-up of three games that are ‘on the house’ today, that we think are worth a play. 3Word Connect Pro has secured a 3.7 out of 5 stars in the Play StoreCredit: A.V.A Puzzle Games / Google Play 3Players have awarded Dungeon Defense 4.8 out of 5 starsCredit: GameCoaster / Google Play 3Boom Land has 3.5 out of 5 stars on the Google Play StoreCredit: Virterix / Google Play Word Connect Pro Word Connect Pro is currently free to download in the Google Play…

DEMAND for Viagra doubled in the week after Christmas to hit record levels, Superdrug said. Searches for sex pills on the chemist’s website were twice as high as the week before and frisky Brits bought 13 per cent more than the previous year. 1Demand for Viagra at Superdrug doubled in the week after Christmas, data showsCredit: Getty Experts suggest people are more adventurous in the bedroom during the festive period. Ghada Beal, Superdrug’s healthcare director, said: “The first step to getting help is always the hardest.” More than half of men aged 40 to 70 suffer erectile dysfunction (ED), which…