'Thames Water is emptying our pockets to save itself - I feel exploited'
The struggling water company has appealed to the UK's competition watchdog to raise bills by over 35 per cent
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I’m a hair stylist & skipping a step is leaving you exposed to breakage – make your locks healthier by add...
YOU might think avoiding using heat on your hair at all costs is the key to luscious locks -- but one hair whizz swears the opposite is true. Savana...
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Coal mine accident in Slovenia kills one person, two remain missing
The cause of the incident remains undetermined. Slovenia's President Nataša Pirc Musar has called for a thorough investigation.
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I visited the biggest Great Wolf Lodge in the US, and my family's $335-a-night stay was totally worth it
My family visited Great Wolf Lodge Maryland, the largest location of the family-friendly resort. The resort is known for its indoor water parks, and...
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Biden Bans Scores of Natural Gas Water Heaters, Driving Up Prices With Lame-Duck Regulations
Last-minute Biden regulations expected to cost consumers $450 more, one analysis shows
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Only those with high IQ can answer where the arrow is pointing in 10 seconds
Optical illusions are visual phenomena where our brain perceives images differently from reality. They occur due to how our eyes and brain process...
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MAGA Is Blaming DEI for the California Wildfires
Rather than months without rain or the effects of climate change, figures like Elon Musk and Donald Trump Jr. are pointing to a familiar scapegoat as...
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Spain: Catalonia to increase tourist tax to maximum of €15 per night
Visitors to Catalonia could face a tourist tax of up to €15 (£12.30) per night following new legislation signed by the government. The Spanish...
Read MoreAluminum Perils Some Patients
Patients on kidney dialysis and long-term intravenous feeding frequently suffer a painful bone disease apparently caused by aluminum in solutions...
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Global Warming Is Wreaking Havoc on the Planet’s Water Cycle
In 2024, natural disasters related to variations in the water cycle caused more than 8,700 deaths and at least $550 billion of economic loss.
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