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  • Child, 10, hit with bottle after two ‘hammered’ stag dos brawled on Ryanair flight

    A 10-year-old child was hit on the head with a wine bottle by brawling drunk Ryanair passengers. Witnesses said families were left cowering as two groups of boozed-up stag do yobs fought on a flight from Edinburgh to Alicante, Spain. Four passengers were removed when the plane touched down in Spain, reports the Daily Record.

    David Harding
  • Here’s what happens when you don’t shower for two days (and it’s pretty vile)

    The smell that comes off you isn’t just sweat - it’s actually the gases given off by bacteria eating your proteins and fatty acids. Mandy Kennedy of Twenty Two Words says, ‘This can lead to as many as 30 bad smells. Obviously, the idea of bacteria feasting on your fluids is pretty gross - but there is a ‘half way house’ if you’re worried, Kennedy says.

    Rob Waugh's Yahoo Blog
  • Blair hints at return to frontline politics to save Brexit Britain

    Former Prime Minister Tony Blair could return to a frontline role in British politics to try to prevent Theresa May's Conservative Party from destroying the country with a so-called "hard Brexit", he said in an interview. The only Labour prime minister to win three general elections, Blair was hugely popular during the start of his 10 years in power but his support for the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq severely tarnished his reputation. In an interview with Esquire Magazine, Blair said it was a "tragedy" that Britons were left with a choice between a Conservative Party intent on a hard Brexit and a Labour Party that he described as "ultra-left" and stuck in the 1960s.

    Reuters
  • Strictly's Greg Rutherford 'fears he can't have kids' after ballroom blunder

    Some of the injuries being picked up by the boys in Strictly Come Dancing this  year are enough to make your eyes water. Yesterday it was BBC sports presenter Ore Oduba explaining that his “downstairs” took an “absolute beating” during rehearsals for the show, and now Olympian Greg Rutherford has revealed that practicing the jive with partner Natalie Lowe left him fearing for his ability to become a father.

    Stewart Turner
  • X Factor 2016: Saara Aalto reveals she dumped her famous boyfriend for a lesbian superfan

    Saara Aalto secured herself a spot in the live X Factor finals over the weekend, with Sharon Osbourne giving the Finnish singer one of just three spots in her category. Saara admitted to The Sun that she dumped Finnish star Teemu Roivainen after nine years together after meeting dedicated fan, Meri Sopanen. The lovebirds are now engaged and Saara has even hired Meri as her manager.

    Stephanie Soteriou
  • Pound sinks to 1985 low, is likely ‘going to go down the tubes'

    Sterling's tumble isn't finished, said Koon How Heng, a senior foreign-exchange strategist at Credit Suisse, as the currency hit post-Brexit lows.

    CNBC
  • Who are England's stars of the future? Liverpool and Manchester United youngsters tipped for the top

    On Monday (3 October), England's Under-17 side routed their German counterparts by a jaw-dropping scoreline of 8-1 in the Croatia Cup, including six goals in the first 40 minutes. Evidently, England have some hugely talented young players in their ranks and here, IBTimes UK takes a look at five of the most promising. Sixteen-year-old winger Sancho joined Manchester City's much-discussed youth academy from Watford.

    International Business Times
  • This is the reason Prince George only wears shorts (17 photos)

    When Prince George steps out on Royal engagements, two things are certain. One, he almost always wears shorts. Two, he looks hella cute in them. But it turns out there’s a reason behind the preppy prince’s signature shorts and knee-high socks. Etiquette expert William Hanson told Harper’s Bazaar U.K. that Prince George’s look has ties to upper class aristocratic tradition. “It’s a very English thing to dress a young boy in shorts,” Hanson said. "Trousers are for older boys and men, whereas shorts on young boys is one of those silent class markers that we have in England. “Although times are (slowly) changing, a pair of trousers on a young boy is considered quite middle class – quite suburban. And no self-respecting aristo or royal would want to be considered suburban. Even the Duchess of Cambridge.” Tradition or not, we need no excuse to adore Prince George's shorts. Click through the gallery above to see his best looks and let us know what you think by tweeting us @YahooStyleCA.

    Erica Rae Chong
  • 'Flash crash' for pound to $1.18 is surrounded in mystery

    The pound has endured a temporary collapse in mysterious circumstances, sparking market chaos. Having traded as low as $1.26 to the dollar on Thursday it slumped to $1.18 within minutes during Asian trading ...

    Sky News
  • Katie Price reveals why she is taking a break from Loose Women

    The TV star has been through a turbulent few months.

    SNAPPA Celebrity
  • Merkel says no exceptions for Britain in market access talks

    German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Wednesday that the European Union could not grant Britain full access to the EU's internal market if London did not accept the bloc's basic principle of free movement.

    Reuters
  • Nightmare delay for couple as passport is defaced by check-in worker

    NS Ryan Henderson, from Fetterangus, Aberdeenshire, was heading to Bali in Indonesia for a wedding when a chatty check-in girl accidentally stuck a luggage pass on his wife Leigh's passport. She ripped the tag off but removed some of the data from the passport – rendering it useless. The incident sparked a dash from Edinburgh Airport to Durham in England for a replacement – and delayed the couple's travel plans for two days. I started crying and the woman said, ‘Oh my God, I’ll try and get it sorted’ Leigh Henderson “My husband said this is not good. I started crying and the woman said, ‘Oh my God, I’ll try and get it sorted’." The couple got to Durham, which was the closest passport office that

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  • Mercedes identify cause of Hamilton’s engine blowout

    By Abhishek Takle SUZUKA, Japan (Reuters) - Mercedes have pinpointed the cause of the engine blowout that forced Lewis Hamilton to retire while leading the Malaysian Formula One Grand Prix, and have put safeguards in place to avoid a repeat heading into this weekend’s race in Japan. The Briton's hopes of leapfrogging fellow Mercedes driver and championship leader Nico Rosberg in the standings were hit when his engine burst into flames with 16 laps remaining. A Mercedes spokesperson said the Briton’s engine lost oil pressure, before suffering a “big-end bearing failure” without any warning.

    Reuters
  • One Direction's Niall Horan told that no-one really cares about him in awkward live interview

    The trouble with a live interview is that absolutely anything can happen and there is no way of hiding it, which is what One Direction star, Niall Horan, discovered in his latest radio chat.

    Stephanie Soteriou
  • Gillian Anderson's 'X-rated reading' steals show at literacy fundraiser

    The actress was one of many stars at the Letters Live event in London.

    SNAPPA Celebrity
  • This dog loves his giant doughnut pillow so much he refuses to take it off

    In case you didn’t know, all you need to be happy is a giant doughnut pillow.

    Ellen Manning
  • IS severing children's limbs in Syrian stronghold of Raqqa

    Families who have escaped from the Islamic State stronghold of Raqqa have told Sky News they witnessed militants carry out countless public amputations, some of them against children. "Everything has changed," he says.

    Sky News
  • Poltergeist 'caught on camera' shaking woman's washing line in back garden

    Lyndsey Mann filmed the spooky clip on her mobile phone which shows her dryer rattling on a still and clear afternoon with no apparent sign of what was causing the movement.

    SWNS
  • Estonia, Finland say Russia entered airspace before U.S. defence pact

    By Tuomas Forsell and Jussi Rosendahl HELSINKI (Reuters) - Estonia said a Russian jet violated its airspace on Friday, hours after neighbouring Finland said two similar planes passed over its territory as it prepared to sign a defence pact with the United States. Moscow denied sending planes across anyone's borders - but one analyst said the flights could have been staged as a reminder of Russia's influence, as countries in the region looked to strengthen ties with the West. Estonia's defence ministry said a Russian fighter jet entered its airspace for less than a minute with its transponder turned off at 2.38 a.m. (2338 GMT, Thursday).

    Reuters
  • Awkward moment Liz Hurley forced to address THAT 'Photoshopped' image of her son

    Elizabeth Hurley was forced to address the image of her son Damien holding an invisible object by Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield. It was painfully awkward as the presenters dared broach the topic with the 51-year-old actress who was there to talk about the latest breast cancer campaign by Estee Lauder. Joking about the rumoured Photoshopped image which showed Damien and his glamourous mum at a private garden party, Phil wanted to know what he had been holding.

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