Tesco announces further price cuts on pasta and cooking oil

How dangerous is a holiday to the Egyptian coast, and how many people have been attacked by sharks in the Red Sea?

Giving evidence on the last of her 14 days in the witness box of Court 7 at Manchester Crown Court, Lucy Letby, 33, said she'd been 'having a good time' after she was suspended from the neonatal unit.

RAF Typhoons were scrambled twice in the space of just 24 hours to intercept several Russian military aircraft flying close to NATO airspace.

Lukas Makula was jailed for five years in 2018 for causing the death of an elderly man. He claims curfew condition such as the GPS monitoring tag has 'ruined his social life'.

Gilbert & George also help stabbing victim’s youth charity

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As wildfires surge across Canada and bring smog to the US, more and more people are experiencing weird symptoms, including trouble sleeping, wrinkles, irritability in children, and increased heart attack risk.

'Never say never,' she said.

(Mis)matches made in heaven? From Bill Murray and Kelis’ reported romance to Kimothée, Emma Firth on the couples making a case for untyping this summer

Puberty blockers will only be given to adolescents suffering from gender dysphoria as part of clinical research, NHS England has announced today.

Among the many court statements from Prince Harry, there little was more emotional than what he said about the breakdown of his relationship with Chelsy Davy.

Millions of adults admit they haven't heard of many of the UK's ancient traditions - including tar barrel racing and worm charming

Band have become TikTok’s first artist to use its ‘new release’ promotional tool for their new track

There aren’t many things that we all have in common but I’d be willing to bet that we have all experienced the tip-of-the-tongue (TOT)  feeling. Whether it’s a word, the name of a song, the name of somebody we’ve only met once or twice, this feeling is incredibly frustrating and if you’re anything like me, bothers you until you remember the word. Even if it’s days later.Until now, it was thought that this sensation occurred as a result of the brain partially recollecting the answer but according to new research, this experience might actually be an illusion. A series of experiments on college students, published in the Journal of Experimental Psychology: General was undertaken to look further into this phenomenon. During the experiments, students were asked to answer 80 general knowledge questions with one word answers. If they couldn’t provide a correct answer, they were asked if they felt that the answer was on the tip of their tongue and if so, could they provide partial information like the first letter or what it sounded like. Those in a TOT state were more likely to try and volunteer partial information.The Right Information Isn’t Always Tip-Of-The-TongueDespite many volunteering TOT guesses, they were largely incorrect. Guesses at sounds and syllables were no more likely to be right in a TOT state than otherwise. Across several experiments, first-letter guesses were only a little more likely to match the correct answer (roughly 11% verses 8%). Students thought that their guess was right 58% of the time while in TOT versus 7% otherwise.There is some hope for those of us who experience TOT pauses though with previous research indicating that with prompts such as multiple choice answers, people are more likely to get to the correct answer.In the concluding comments of the research, researchers state that, “Curiosity is often taken to be a pleasant experience—the happy state of an enquiring mind. This perspective, concerning the positive emotional quality of curiosity, contrasts starkly with the nagging, tormented quality so frequently ascribed to TOT states.”It’s actually thought that TOT states are similar to déjá vu, which is common in people with neurological disorders such as epilepsy. In both TOT and déjá vu states, a feeling of familiarity occurs and our brains try to make sense of it by assuming that we’ve seen or heard it before. Related...This Science-Backed Trick Could Help Prevent Infidelity In A RelationshipOh Good – Pineapples Are Actually Eating UsIf You Smell This At The Pool, It's Time To Get Out ASAP

Judge Aileen Cannon faced scrutiny for a series of decisions that froze the Justice Department investigation

Dozens of marine officers were pictured running drills in full combat gear at Portland Port, where the controversial Bibby Stockholm will arrive in around two weeks.

French president Emmanuel Macron met with the family of the three-year-old at Grenoble Hospital, where three of the children were taken after the attack in Annecy

Not one for the faint-hearted...

Up to 40 roles could be axed under new proposals affecting 260 security guards

The current wildfires are a preview of far worse things to come, write climate experts, Susan Joy Hassol and Professor Michael E. Mann

A 'devoted' married couple who killed themselves in a suicide pact after 'struggling with health conditions made their home a fortress.

The athletes all posed up a storm in the images as they showcase their incredible bodies and ripped physiques.

Well, that's the pub off the cards.

Increased lender rates across the market resulted in significant demand for the bank’s products.

The ladies of Twitter never fail to brighten our day with their brilliant and succinct wit. Each week, HuffPost Women rounds up their hilarious musings.Scroll through this week’s great tweets from women, and then visit our “Funniest Tweets From Women” page for past roundups.Sign up for our Funniest Tweets of the Week newsletter here.overheard a girl step outside where it’s a little chilly and say “it’s giving jacket”— rebecca jennings (@rebexxxxa) June 4, 2023my bedtime routine is simple. I open a can of seltzer, take one sip and then abandon it before passing out— ely kreimendahl (@ElyKreimendahl) June 5, 2023me (sending slack message to client): should I do X or Y?guy who makes a quarter of a million dollars a year:

“Higher interest rates will soon bite harder”

The quarterback has had a difficult time with the Denver Broncos so far and as the players work hard in the offseason one of his teammates showed him some support

Apple has announced a new virtual reality headset, the Vision Pro, which allows people to project any image into the space around them, from widescreen movies to emails. The Vision Pro's USP is that these images remain in your real life landscape, as opposed to sweeping you entirely from your surroundings - so you're less likely to bump into the kitchen table when you're exploring Apple's augmented world. So far virtual reality headsets have failed to hit the mainstream, does Apple have what it takes to make these often nausea-inducing neck strains user-friendly?

Former leader Adam Price stepped down in May after a report found a culture of harassment within the party

Constantinou denied wrongdoing but was found guilty of one count of fraud, two counts of fraudulent trading and four counts of money laundering.

Constantinou denied wrongdoing but was found guilty of one count of fraud, two counts of fraudulent trading and four counts of money laundering.

Greenwich Council has revealed plans to ban ice cream vans from more than 30 roads across the borough after council officials complained that traders were causing a “nuisance”.

A man has denied being the vigilante responsible for  damaging one of Sadiq Khan's controversial ULEZ cameras.

The ex-Man United star has spoken in the past of a key piece of advice he gleaned from his former manager, which may have inspired his decision to make the blockbuster signing.

President Emmanuel Macron has met with the man who was filmed chasing a knifeman after four children and two adults were injured in a horrific attack in Annecy on Thursday

Best Interests grapples with one of the great moral dilemmas of our age with impressive maturity

The youngster was steering the vehicle through Darlington, County Durham and tooting on the horn while his father Patrick Kearney operated the pedals, Teesside Crown Court was told.

'We lost a shining light of joy that day and the world is a duller place without Roy Jones in it'

Government seeks drops of up to 10 per cent starting next month – and may also name and shame those who don’t comply

And you'll fly by private jet.

Madeline Kingsbury was last seen dropping her two children off at daycare and was missing for more than two months until her remains were found in a wooded area of Minnesota

'We offered him a two-year contract.'

A new philanthropic funding initiative announced Friday will support campaigns for reparations for Black Americans

Intelligence sources have claimed China is building a spy base to eaves drop on US electronic communications. Cuba denies the claims and the US branded them 'not accurate'

The Inter forward was keen to point out that all the expectation is on Pep Guardiola’s side in Istanbul

Fernando Alonso is approaching his 42nd birthday but still going strong in F1 with Aston Martin – so much so that other teams seem to be considering him for a role in the future

Jonathan Nuttall is accused of orchestrating a plot aimed at two lawyers acting for the National Crime Agency.

Jonathan Nuttall is accused of orchestrating a plot aimed at two lawyers acting for the National Crime Agency.