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EBay has announced a series of changes that will affect users after the online marketplace ended its 19-year partnership with PayPal. From June 1 onwards sellers will no longer be able to manage their sales on PayPal and monthly billing statements will be axed.EBay users who have not updated their payment details will "lose their eligibility for future selling fee promotions", the company warned in a recent email sent to account holders.

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No matter how hard we try to prevent it, it’s inevitable that over time, our pearly white teeth could lose their luster. No matter how many times we floss, brush or even follow up with our dentist appointments, our smile’s sparkle will gradually fade in appearance over time. Sure, the timeline for when it happens varies case-by-case, but the story will always end the same. Whether it’s due to genetics, age or even one too many cups of coffee, tooth discoloration will happen to each and every one of Us.

FOR a girl who has always taken pride in her appearance, the vivid, two-inch scar on the front of Love Islander Demi Jones’s neck has taken some getting used to. “At first I felt really self- conscious about it,” she confides.

Ange Postecoglou. Former Perth Glory manager Fergie clashed with Celtic’s new No.

Want all the latest shocking news and views from all over the world straight into your inbox?We've got the best royal scoops, crime dramas and breaking stories - all delivered in that Daily Star style you love.Our great newsletters will give you all you need to know, from hard news to that bit of glamour you need every day. They'll drop straight into your inbox and you can unsubscribe whenever you like.You can sign up here - you won't regret it...When that sustenance ends, the Messiah would come.Alter Rebbe's vision came while he was reading passage Numbers 1:46 from the Torah, which deals with the half-shekels from the 600,000 Jews in the desert.An impending global food crisis was also predicted by Rabbi Yekutiel Fish in March, based on

Floyd 'Money' Mayweather has been warned he could "ruin his whole legacy" should he lose to YouTuber and internet personality Logan Paul on June 6.Mayweather and Paul are set to square off in an exhibition bout in Miami, and their records couldn't be any more different.Money is unblemished in a career that has spanned over two decades and he is widely considered one of the best to ever do it; Paul, on the other hand, has lost his sole bout to KSI.And, former professional boxer Carl Froch has warned, Mayweather's legacy is on the line."Mayweather should be far too good for him," Froch told Sky Sports."But it's exciting and it's got your interest, because Logan Paul is so big, Mayweather has been retired for so long, and you do think, 'Oh

New Look got everyone buzzing when it appeared on social media last week. New Look shared a photo of its Light Green Denim High Waist Shorts and matching Bustier Crop Top - and shoppers were instantly obsessed.

iOS - Android Christopher Adams from the charity told Lanarkshire Live : “When the first call came in from the primary school, we had our doubts as many of the sightings of the deer wearing the collar came from the children.

iOS - Android Officers want to highlight the importance of wearing a seatbelt in the front and rear, regardless of the type of vehicle.While there are some exceptions for wearing a seatbelt on a coach or bus, if one is provided the advice is to wear it.Wearing a seatbelt can lessen the extent of injuries, particularly if you are sitting in the rear of a vehicle.Superintendent Simon Bradshaw said: “Failing to wear a seatbelt is a significant factor in fatal and serious injury collisions and the evidence is clear that seatbelts save lives.

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Over 20,000 people have signed a petition calling for Prince Harry to give up his Royal titles after he and wife Meghan Markle stepped down as senior members of the Royal family.The soon-to-be dad-of-two, who reunited with Oprah Winfrey for a new Apple TV mental health special last week, has been blasted by many people who have questioned why Harry still has his titles. Amongst them is Lady Colin Campbell, 71, who has said he should approach the Queen himself to ask her to "suspend them".The royal expert started the petition calling for Harry's titles to be put into abeyance - which means they would be temporarily suspended.

snake has been spotted making its way through a city park bustling with people over the weekend. Highbury Park in Birmingham warned visitors to keep their eyes peeled for the reptile which was either released by a reckless owner or escaped its vivarium for the hot weather.A picture of the snake in the grass was taken on Sunday evening, putting park-goers on high alert for the safety of their children and dogs.

fire to her curtains, paper and a unicorn soft toy because voices in her head told her to. Nadine Winstanley refused to leave her Bransholme flat after she started a fire that put the lives of others in the block in danger.

Perth which is expected to create thousands of jobs is set to be given the go-ahead by councillors. Plans for the southern half of the proposed Perth West development comprises homes, shops, hotels, restaurants and the ‘Perth Innovation Highway’ connecting Perth to the A9.Council officers have recommended the development – predicted to bring 2300 jobs plus 3000 temporary construction jobs – be approved.

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fire to her curtains, paper and a unicorn soft toy then sat in a chair smoking a cigarette as they all went up in flames because the 'voices' in her head told her to.

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Covid vaccination programme is offering a "false sense of security" amid a mounting third wave of coronavirus infections, according to Government advisers who have called for next month’s unlocking to be delayed.Professor Ravi Gupta, a member of the New and Emerging Respiratory Virus Threats Advisory Group (Nervtag), said that with the UK in the grip of an "early" third wave of Covid-19 infections, ministers should consider pushing back their target of scrapping all Covid measures on June 21 "by a few weeks".The University of Cambridge academic said there had been an "exponential growth" in the number of cases, fuelled by the more transmissible Indian variant, but that the "explosive" impact it could have was currently being masked by the