Woman who hasn't washed hair in a year says home concoction is better than shampoo
A woman has shared her unconventional hair care routine, explaining why she hasn't shampooed her hair in over a year.
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Live updates as 10 Cardiff schools close after burst water pipe leaves parts of city without water
Ten schools in one part of Cardiff have had to close on Friday after a water pipe burst. Schools, homes and businesses have been left without water because of the issue in the west of the city.
Water polo-Italy to miss World Cup after ban for abusing officials at Paris Games
The Italian men's water polo team will miss next year's World Cup after they were handed a six-month suspension for abusing referees and officials following their quarter-final loss to Hungary at the Paris Olympics.
Rain Forces Cancellation Of Opening Practice For Australian MotoGP
Opening practice for the Australian MotoGP was cancelled Friday because of persistent heavy rain, denying the riders a crucial session on the newly resurfaced Phillip Island circuit. Organisers made the decision almost two hours after it had been due to start with too much water on the track. With four race weekends left, the championship is finely poised with Spanish Pramac star Jorge Martin just 10 points ahead of Italy's Ducati defending champion Francesco Bagnaia.
Sailing-Feeling the force aboard an America's Cup flying 'beast'
BARCELONA : There is barely a sound as its sails fill and the 'sister ship' to New Zealand's America's Cup race boat takes off, its huge hull seemingly defying gravity as it lifts eerily above the sea.
Coronation Street fans 'rumble' which Bailey killed Joel Deering - and it's not Ronnie
Coronation Street fans think they have rumbled which member of the Bailey family has killed Joel Deering - but it's not next suspect Ronnie. Weatherfield's 'biggest-ever' whodunnit is underway following the discovery of the solicitor's body.
Forever chemicals: What are they and could they be totally banned in the EU?
Thierry Mounib has lived in the French city of Pierre-Bénite for 70 years. Since childhood, he has enjoyed the tranquillity of the same neighbourhood while watching the area develop and welcome more and more industrial companies. He was always aware of the risks involved, but he never imagined that one day he would find himself at the centre of one of France's biggest environmental scandals.
EU countries split over revamping telecom markets
EU countries remain divided over European Commission plans to overhaul telecom rules to improve connectivity, according to minutes of a telecom working party seen by Euronews, which suggest levels of investment in the sector remain a source of contention.