Russian men are paying tattoo artists for facial scars 'to look more masculine'
More and more Russian men are paying tattooists to give them cosmetic scars to make them appear more masculine, according to local media.
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Devastated Meghan Markle 'cried too many tears to count' after death of beloved dog
Meghan Markle announced the heartbreaking loss of her beloved rescue beagle, Guy, in a poignant tribute on her Instagram page. The Duchess of Sussex shared a touching video featuring cherished moments with Guy, whom she adopted in 2015 from a Canadian dog rescue.
Joshua Zirkzee shows his true character with stance over Man United exit and swap deal
Manchester United forward Joshua Zirkzee has reportedly decided against leaving the club during the January transfer window.
Manchester United learn Matheus Cunha transfer 'stance' as release clause update emerges
Manchester United could be set for a busy January transfer window if the latest reports are to be believed.
Travel guide names three 'forbidden' Spanish holiday destinations to avoid in 2025
Three of Spain's most beloved holiday spots have been branded "forbidden" for travel this year by a top travel guide. Fodor's 2025 'No List' has singled out Majorca, Barcelona, and the Canary Islands as destinations to avoid due to over-tourism.
Man United transfer news LIVE - Marcus Rashford AC Milan 'talks', Mainoo and Garnacho latest
The January transfer window is officially open and the Manchester United rumour mill has gone into overdrive.
State Pension pay increase in April could make older Brits pay more tax in retirement
April will see pensioners benefit from a 4.1 per cent increase in the New and Basic State Pensions, with additional components also rising by 1.7 per cent. This is due to the Triple Lock mechanism, which causes state pensions to rise yearly by either: May to July's average wage growth, September's CPI, or a minimum of 2.5 per cent—whichever is highest.
DWP offers state pensioners with one of 48 conditions extra £5,644 a year
Millions of State Pensioners may be eligible for an income boost of over £5,000 if they live with a particular health condition. Older people with long-term illnesses, disabilities or physical or mental health conditions may not realise they could qualify for support through Attendance Allowance.