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The Sun UK is a high‑volume, mass‑market British tabloid focused on breaking news, popular culture, and sport, with an emphasis on immediacy, strong headlines, and entertainment‑driven storytelling.
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 240
- Latest publication
- Sep 16, 2026
- Audience
- Top 5K sites
- Earliest in this view
- Jul 6, 2026
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Bemused motorist spots lorry driver weight-lifting on A-road hard shoulder (opens the original)
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A BUFF lorry driver hauls some heavy goods by weight-lifting on an A-road hard shoulder. Motorist Rebecca Coulson, 35, spotted the man using a variety of gym gear on the A1 near Tuxford, Notts, on Sunday. <figcaption class=
Kelly Osbourne fears son will become an addict after her and dad Ozzy’s battles with drink and drugs (opens the original)
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KELLY Osbourne fears her son will become an addict like she and her father Ozzy were. The TV personality, 41, used alcohol and drugs from 13. <span
Urgent ‘red flag’ warning for Brits using Botox and fillers as experts say industry is ‘out of control’ (opens the original)
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BOTOX and fillers are a mental health red flag and clinics should check customers’ state of mind before injecting, the medical watchdog says. The National Institute of Health and Care Excellence said doctors, dentists and dermatologists must look for signs of obsessive compulsive or body dysmorphic disorders. Experts warn the industry is out of control...
Horoscope today, September 17, 2026: Daily star sign guide from Mystic Meg with Maggie Hyde (opens the original)
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THE Sun’s world famous Mystic Meg horoscope column has entertained readers for decades with predictions for their love lives, money and careers. Read on to see what Mystic Meg with Maggie Hyde has written in the stars for you today. ARIES March 21 to April 20 If you’re feeling stuck, focus on ways to get things moving again. Pick one thing you’ve been putting off and just do it. Everything else will follow. Be forgiving with
Women born between 1966 and 1996 could ‘avoid breast cancer’ by tackling two common habits (opens the original)
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WOMEN born between 1966 and 1996 could reduce their risk of getting breast cancer by tackling two common habits, research has suggested. Every year, there are around 59,000 new cases of breast cancer. Experts estimate that a quarter of cases could be prevented by people cutting down on smoking, maintaining a healthy weight and exercising...
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