There are reliable ways to tell if someone is lying to you ??? but they???re rarely the ones we think of using | Kirsty King. We are in dangerous territory as courts encourage jurors to discern untruth from body language. In fact, the words are far more revealing, says communications lecturer Kirsty King
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Argentina World Cup 2026 team guide. Lionel Scaloni???s strong, confident squad are no longer reliant on Messi as they target back-to-back World Cup titles
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???My diagnosis was a blessing???: composer Sally Beamish on tackling the condition that ruined every joyful memory. As she prepares to mark 70 with a birthday concert, the musician talks about her destructive mindset ??? and the steps she took to finally make sense of her life and music???s part in it
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I was jailed for speaking out about the treatment of workers at the Qatar World Cup. I am still being punished | Abdullah Ibhais. The 2022 football tournament cost me my freedom for three years. This year, I???ve lost my passport, safety and perhaps more
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Airline industry chiefs say 2050 net zero goal now unlikely. Iata boss Willie Walsh blames fuel suppliers, governments and aircraft makers, saying new ???realistic timeline??? now needed
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'Pretty special': Diver on filming rare footage of Great White shark in the Mediterranean. A volunteer diver has described shaking as he filmed his encounter with an endangered Great White shark between Tunisia and Sicily.
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More than 1,300 deaths a month in England due to long A&E waits, figures suggest. Senior medical staff call for solutions to tackle root causes of excess deaths amid tenfold increase in a decade
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West Ireland???s magical landscape: where limestone rivers, Hollywood legend and Irish myth converge. The newly designated Joyce Country and Western Lakes Unesco Geopark in Galway and Mayo celebrates a 700-million-year geological history that has produced a unique terrain and rich cultural heritage
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A fascinating history of the World Cup: best podcasts of the week. Former US soccer player Merritt Mathias looks at times when the beautiful game has been a political football. Plus, a deep dive into who is funding Reform UK
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???Now people stop to ask their names and even stroke them???: Nigerians embrace dogs as pets. As social attitudes shift and concern for animal rights grows, the dog meat tradition in many parts of Nigeria is increasingly being questioned
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A British Childhood by Frank Cottrell-Boyce review ??? are we raising a bookless generation?. This clarion call about the impoverishment of children???s lives is also a reminder of the sheer magic of reading
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No electricity, no gas, no sleep: Cubans on edge amid endless outages. Four months into US oil blockade, Cubans see island drained as state electric company fights to provide even a few hours of power a day
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Japanese city shuts down nearly 100 schools after unprecedented bear sighting. Police and hunters in Utsunomiya, 100km north of the capital, resume their search for animal that is not usually seen so close to Tokyo
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???Killer of trust???: social media groups fuel misinformation in UK, report finds. Investigation reveals more than 4.4 million people live in ???news deserts??? that lack dedicated local reporting
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Fava, roast veg and grilled courgette: the Barbary???s recipes for simple summer dips. Dip tips: a good mix of North African spice, seasoning, colour and texture is guaranteed to get the palate excited for the meal ahead
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Hong Kong proposes to let city leader decide what counts as national security offense. The Hong Kong government is proposing to allow the city???s leader to classify certain criminal acts as national security offenses.
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As Ukraine fights off Russia's invasion, some regions see a rise in premature births. A rising number of babies are being born prematurely in Ukraine, particularly in regions near the front lines.
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Los Angeles trial to begin for man accused of sparking the deadly Palisades Fire. Trial is set to begin in Los Angeles for the man accused of sparking last year???s deadly Palisades Fire.
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What to Stream: 'Michael,' Olivia Rodrigo and Keith Urban albums and Bonnaroo. The streaming service debut of ???Michael??? and new albums from Olivia Rodrigo and Keith Urban are among the entertainment highlights this week hitting streaming services.
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World Cup 2026 preview: Groups A-D ??? Football Weekly. Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Lars Sivertsen, Mark Langdon, Ewan Murray and Jack Snape to preview Groups A-D including Scotland and Brazil
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Silicon Valley including Meta has embraced Maga politics, says Nick Clegg. Meta???s former head of global affairs says executives pivoted right in some cases for ???rather more self-interested??? reasons
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???My life is about beauty???: Julie Newmar at 92 on shocking the world as Catwoman ??? and caring for her son. She starred in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, had to stoop when she danced with Fred Astaire, then became world-famous ??? and a gay icon ??? in the original Batman series. But her life behind the scenes has been just as interesting ...
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France is starting to own its role in the slave trade. Now it needs to repair its Caribbean legacy | Marie-Annick Gournet. The notorious Code Noir is gone. But people in Guadeloupe and Martinique continue to live with the consequences, says academic Marie-Annick Gournet
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???The Epstein files are about more than men and money???: All the Rage, the ???guerrilla??? play fuelled by 80 furious women. Enraged at how the victims of Jeffrey Epstein are being forgotten, more than 80 female and non-binary writers united ??? to create an epic drama fusing art, activism and anger. How will it work?
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