KNOWING what to say to would-be parents going through fertility treatment can be difficult. They’ll appreciate these sensitive, thoughtful questions.

• The Daily Mash
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Airports have been forced to close and flights have been disrupted in parts of Europe due to icy weather.

• Sky News
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SHOPPERS are loving a “very comfy and warm” jumper from M&S that’s been reduced. So if your winter wardrobe could do with an upgrade but your purse is feeling tighter than ever before, you’ve come to the right place and won’t want to miss this. But you’ll need to move fast if you want to...

• The Sun
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Hyperemesis gravidarum is the most common cause of hospitalisation in early pregnancy

• The Independent
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Most cashback deals quietly cap your rewards. This one doesn’t - and the more you spend, the more it pays back, month after month

• The Scarborough News
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The irreverent approach of the Colombian hotline Jacarandas has made it the most-followed abortion account on social media in the Spanish-speaking world What do a purple cartoon cat and abortion have in common? Nothing – and that is the point, say the women behind Jacarandas, a Colombian abortion helpline. Determined to set themselves apart from more traditional reproductive health organisations, Jacarandas commissions street and graphic artists to create eye-catching illustrations – most recently a cartoon feline called Gataranda, inspired by the team’s much-loved office pet. The aim is not to make light of abortion but to appeal to the teenagers and young women who use Jacarandas’ services. “A lot of people do not connect with [an image of] the uterus on fire, so we thought ‘what can we do to connect more with young women?’” says Carolina Benítez Mendoza, the deputy director. Continue reading...

• The Guardian
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Previous meddling has damaged the region, and once again the the US and Israel don’t have Iranians’ best interests at heart What does it take to shake illusions in western intervention? This is not a question designed to deflect from the barbarism being unleashed by Iran’s theocratic regime. Because it severed the country’s internet connection, facts are difficult to establish, but the respected Human Rights Activists in Iran has confirmed 544 have been killed and well over 10,000 arrested – those numbers are probably significant underestimates. Here is a regime that consolidated its power in the 1980s by butchering leftists – helped, it should be noted, by both MI6 and the CIA , who supplied them with lists of alleged Soviet agents. Today, trade union activists are arrested and tortured, while women’s activists languish in jails. The economic disaster resulting from sanctions may have helped spark these latest protests, but millions of Iranians are fed up with living under fundamentalist rule – underlined by surveys confirming growing religious non-observance and opposition to the compulsory hijab. Owen Jones is a Guardian columnist Continue reading...

• The Guardian
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The offer of thousands of dollars a month was hard to refuse for those living in poverty in a war-torn country. But while some Yemenis have died on the frontline, others are now prisoners of war The first time I heard Hussein’s mother’s voice, it wasn’t anger that came through the phone, it was exhaustion. “There are rumours that he burned to death,” she said to me. “How do you think that makes me feel as a mother? Where are you, Hussein? I’m looking for you. Please my daughter, help me.” Continue reading...

• The Guardian
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Given how easy it is to kill plants by overwatering, these devices are tempting – but can they beat simply sticking your finger in the soil? The problem Houseplants often die from too much water, not neglect. Might a moisture meter help? The hack For around £10, a probe promises to tell you exactly when to water. Continue reading...

• The Guardian
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ICO says it is making inquiries with banking group over data privacy after it accessed 30,000 staff accounts The information watchdog is questioning Lloyds Banking Group over a potential breach of privacy rules after it accessed data from 30,000 staff bank accounts during union pay talks last year. Lloyds – which owns the Halifax and Bank of Scotland brands – used aggregated salary, spending and savings data as part of a presentation to staff union representatives, which suggested that its lowest-paid staff had been in a better financial position than the wider population in recent years. Continue reading...

• The Guardian
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LORNA Luxe has shared a heartbreaking update about husband John, revealing his cancer has spread to his other organs. The 43-year-old influencer has been keeping her followers updated about John's progress after he was diagnosed with stage four adrenal cancer back in 2023. He has undergone both chemotherapy and radiotherapy as part of a variety...

• The Sun
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Tennis bosses want the BBC to make significant changes to its Wimbledon coverage, with talks underway for the next broadcast deal, which will come into effect after the 2027 Championships

• WalesOnline
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Victims report losing hundreds of euros to fake NCT website appearing on search engines

• The Irish Times
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How the national media reacted to Liverpool's 4-1 home win over Barnsley in the FA Cup on Monday evening

• Liverpool Echo
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It comes ahead of the 2026 BRITs, which will see the awards move out of London for the first time in its five-decade history and head to Manchester

• Manchester Evening News
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There’s no need to buy new – unless your model’s ready for retirement. Our technology expert compares the top Apple smartwatches available right now • The best running watches – tested The best Apple Watch may be the one already on your wrist. Each generation of Apple’s smartwatch is fairly iterative, with most of the best features added via software updates, which means there’s no need to buy a new device each year. That said, if your watch has seen better days, or it’s stopped receiving updates, then your best options are set out below. Best Apple Watch for most people: SE 3 Best mid-range Apple Watch: Series 11 Continue reading...

• The Guardian
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