HeyJaredJane Fryer
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- Sep 28, 2026
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- Jul 3, 2026
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Sites giving rush of ordering food and clothes. The twist? It's fake! (opens the original)
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My online shopping basket is filling up nicely. So far, it contains a very stylish gabardine trench coat in size small, reduced from $159.99 to $74.99 – the website tells me there are only seven left, so I’m particularly pleased to have snagged it. Plus a pair of sleek, metal-effect, bluetooth earbuds, an absolute snip at $24.99 down from $79.99; and a foldaway compact drying rack for $28.99 – down 33 per cent. And, now, I’m umming and ah-ing over whether I can justify a luxury Cloud Rest Bolste
Have they found the real Noah's Ark on a hillside near Mt Ararat? (opens the original)
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On a jutting, ship-shaped outcrop called the Durupinar Formation, on a windswept slope in the Ararat Mountains in eastern Turkey, a team of deeply committed archaeologists, scientists and Ark hunters from around the world have been hard at it. Carrying out light technology surface mapping (LiDar), drone imaging and thermal mapping. Using electrical resistivity tomography (ERT) and military-grade ground-penetrating radar, and taking thousands of deep soil samples using core drilling. Even sending
Revealed: Why James Cleverly is sure he can be London's next mayor (opens the original)
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Sir James Cleverly has had a busy couple of weeks. Ever since he announced he was stepping down as shadow housing secretary and would be running as the next Conservative mayor of London in May 2028, we've been hearing how the former Cabinet minister and MP for Braintree will 'go to war' with incumbent Sadiq Khan over motorists. How he'll stop Prime Minister Andy Burnham from 'squeezing London dry, like a cash cow'. How he'll put our capital back on the global map and stop Americans asking: 'Is i
Retiree who took up weightlifting at 81 now set to meet Schwarzenegger (opens the original)
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Mick Wadge is squaring up for a 75kg deadlift in the Barbell School gym in Burnley in a singlet and shorts and – at my request – talking me through his favourite bits of his body. 'I'm most proud of my triceps, oh yes!' he says. 'And my biceps are all right – not bad at all I suppose. But my triceps! I've put so much time into them!' And with that, he flexes his arms and the muscles bounce about like little bricks under the skin. 'But the odd thing is that everyone who comes always takes photos
The siblings who kept mother at an undertaker's for years: JANE FRYER (opens the original)
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Laura Collins was a much-loved mother and grandmother, a fabulous cook, a stylish dresser and brilliant dancer who loved music, parties and hosting huge Caribbean feasts for her family and many friends in her home in west London. She worked hard – for decades juggling three jobs to support her large family – and rarely took holidays, but was somehow always warm, kind and could find the good in anyone. ‘She was the most amazing woman. So strong and full of light – everywhere she’d go she’d make i
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