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Matthew McConaughey just solved Wordle in one guess and he’s showing off his perfect score for the online game!

There’s friendly… and then there’s very friendly…

More than 2700 people across Lanarkshire are living with sight loss, according to latest figures shared by an optician to mark national eye health week.

The Kansas City Chiefs played in a primetime game against the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday night (September 22), and the game ended in a bit of a controversy.

Marvin Humes has said it's 'not normal' as he was left gushing over his wife Rochelle as she prepared for her latest big move. Fans who follow the This Morning star on social media will be aware she's currently in Paris for the city's Fashion Week.

Ellise Shafer Sally Rooney, who penned the novels-turned-series “Normal People” and “Conversations With Friends,” isn’t jumping at the chance for future TV adaptations of her work. In a recent interview with the New York Times, the author said she has “decided not to accept any offers to option the rights” for her third book, “Beautiful World, Where Are You?,” which released in 2021. When asked why not, Rooney replied: “I felt like it was just time to take a break from that and let the book be its own thing for a while.” “Normal People,” starring Paul Mescal and Daisy Edgar-Jones in career-making turns, became a critical and commercial hit when it released in the U.S.

A pensioner has died after being hit by van at a Scots holiday park.

A Place In The Sun's presenter Laura Hamilton has candidly discussed her fight against a rare blood disorder.

Laura Hamilton, the cherished presenter from 'A Place In The Sun', has bravely shared her personal fight with the lesser-known disease immune thrombocytopenia, also known as ITP.This condition is notorious for causing heightened bruising and bleeding, a battle she's facing stoically.The 42 year old travel show host has kept her struggle with ITP so well-managed that most viewers are unaware of her health issues. Laura, who has graced our screens on the hit property programme since 2012, is also diving into the world of podcasts with her very own 'Mile Fly Club'.

A formerly homeless man is due to make an epic 2,000-mile fundraising walk from Rome to Edinburgh for charity. Peter Henshaw, from the capital, spent years on the streets after a shock eviction. He started sleeping rough in 2019, when a mixture of pride and his battle with alcohol led to him being unable to find a place to live after he was unexpectedly kicked out his flat by his landlord.

The Crown Prosecution Service twice decided not to prosecute Mohamed Al Fayed after reviewing files of evidence presented by the police on the former Harrods owner. Evidence was shown to the CPS in 2009 and 2015, but it decided not to go ahead with the prosecution because there was not “a realistic prospect of conviction”.

The Smiths drummer Mike Joyce has confirmed a permanent mural dedicated to late bassist Andy Rourke will go ahead.It comes after a crowdfunding campaign was set up by Joyce earlier this month to honour the late sticksman’s legacy and impact.Additionally, the campaign was also set up to raise funds for the charity organisation Pancreatic Cancer Action. This is notable as Rourke died from pancreatic cancer at the age of 59 last year.Now, Joyce has confirmed the crowdfunder for the mural, which will depict Rourke performing at Dundee’s Caird Hall in 1985, as captured in an image by tour photographer Nalinee Darmrong, has raised more than its initial £20,000 target.He told BBC Radio Manchester (via BBC News): “He was such a brilliant musician and such a great bloke that I thought a permanent memorial would be apt for the man.”The mural is due to be unveiled in November, which is pancreatic cancer awareness month and donors will receive a photograph print of the mural signed by Joyce and the mural artist.The mural will be created by renowned street artist Akse, who has previously depicted footballer Marcus Rashford in Withington and David Bowie on the side of a pub in Oak Street in Manchester’s Northern QuarterJoyce said he hoped it would raise awareness of “getting an early diagnosis”.Elsewhere, Morrissey fired his management team following Johnny Marr‘s statement refuting several claims regarding The Smiths earlier this week.The former Smiths singer took to his website to announce that he had parted ways with his management, but offered no further details.

A grieving man has issued a warning about a new, powerful street drug following the tragic overdose of his younger brother. Danny Draper, aged 39, was found deceased in a friend's flat on January 24 after consuming a fatal mix of ecstasy, kraton, and nitazenea synthetic opioid far stronger than heroin.

Labour MP Neil Duncan-Jordan has called on the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) to establish a 'Pensioner Task Force'. The proposed task force would "assess intersecting issues of income, housing, health and fuel costs" among State Pensioners and "make recommendations to tackle pensioner poverty".

A Uddingston school pupil has won a top prize in a major competition promoting carbon monoxide awareness as part of gas safety week.

Mama June Shannon is proudly showing off her weight loss — and here’s how she did it!

Olivia Nuzzi, a reporter at New York Magazine, has been put on leave by the outlet after she admitted to having a “personal relationship” with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. while covering his presidential campaign.

, the unsightly and lumpy cheese is undeniably having a moment.But, is it actually any good for you? We spoke to two experts to find out the health benefits of cottage cheese.A type of curdled milk product (like feta, mozzarella, and ricotta), cottage cheese is “high in protein, low in calories, and not an ultra-processed food,” says Dr. Megan Rossi, a dietitian and nutritionist who is also known as . Rossi adds that it’s also really versatile.

New York Magazine political correspondent Olivia Nuzzi has been put on leave by leadership after engaging in a “personal relationship” with “a former subject relevant to the 2024 campaign while she was reporting on the campaign,” the publication announced Thursday night. That subject is allegedly Robert F. Kennedy Jr., according to reporter Oliver Darcy’s Status newsletter.

British officials have sounded the alarm on a dangerous air fryer that poses a fire risk.The Office for Product Safety and Standards has urgently called on users to cease using the Pro Breeze 2L Air Fryer immediately due to a technical issue that may lead to it overheating and potentially catching fire.The suspect air fryer, readily available on Amazon, has been flagged for not meeting the Electrical Equipment (Safety) Regulations 2016 requirements.These concerns have prompted an official recall of the model in question which is priced between £90 and £120, with a particular unit under the scanner for this hazardous flaw. Customers should be aware that the problematic fryer bears the model number AF-03-UK, has the barcode 5060596022409, and includes an Amazon-specific code X0014E52NJ.Those affected include all units sold from September 2020 through February 2022, with the batch numbers 20061101, 20061102, 20101001, 20101002, 20120903, 21012603, and 21031540.

A child has died following reports he fell from a window in Nottingham.