For some people, jealousy isn’t a problem: they work on the assumption that someone will be faithful until proven wrong.
If this is you, count yourself lucky. Sure, you might get an almighty kick in the teeth now and again, but at least you’re giving relationships the best chance they’ve got to succeed.
Then there are the rest of us: the battle-scarred.
If you’d rather sign over your firstborn than trust your partner, one of two things has happened. That
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will today front up to voters to tout his new Stage Three tax cuts.
He’ll do so against a backdrop of controversy and chaos as his ministers and the Opposition battle it out over the optics of a broken election promise versus needing to help middle Australia ease the cost
HOW YOUR HOLIDAY WILL BE AFFECTED
The Mail’s consumer lawyer Dean Dunham said prices may be slashed on holidays to the region, but warned against being tempted by a price drop.
‘If you do book now you may find that you will not be covered under your travel insurance if the holiday is later cancelled or you have another reason to claim under the policy.
‘This is because your provider is likely to say that at the time you made
Have you ever felt you were being watched? Almost everybody has. It’s a scientific phenomenon that is universal.
More than 80 per cent of women, and nearly three-quarters of men, questioned in Britain, the U. S. and Scandinavia, say they have experienced it — turning around to find someone staring at them, or looking at someone from behind who turned and looked back.
Numerous studies have proved that the sensation can be reproduced under rigorous laboratory conditions. Those who watch
If you’re stuck on where to travel next year, you’re in luck – The Points Guy (TPG) has revealed the best places to visit in 2024.
Carefully crafting their list, contributors to the influential travel site ‘thought long and hard’ about new airline routes, hotel openings and significant events next year to decide upon the must-see destinations.
Scroll down and prepare to tweak your bucket list…
FRANCE
TPG has named France a must-see destination for 2024, partly because Paris will
Ariana Grande and her beau Ethan Slater have raised a few eyebrows with the speed their burgeoning romance has been developing.
The couple reportedly moved in together in September, less than two months after Ethan filed for divorce from his wife, and with Ariana’s own legal proceedings yet to even begin after splitting from husband Dalton Gomez.
But the couple are evidently not interested in taking things slowly, and enjoyed a romantic dinner at Mandarin Oriental hotel’s MO Lounge in
An elderly woman held hostage for 16 days by Hamas terrorists explained that she wished them peace as she was handed to aid workers because ‘they treated us very nicely.’
Chilling footage on Monday evening showed Yocheved Lifshitz, 85, and Nurit Cooper, 79, being handed over to the Red Cross at Gaza’s Rafah crossing by black-clad masked Hamas gunmen.
‘It’s okay, let’s go… it’s okay, let’s go,’ says a Red Cross Worker sent to collect the two women.
As she’s
AI search is inevitable so it’s vital for SEO to understand everything about it. An interview with Bing’s Fabrice Canel revealed interesting insights about this topic with some takeaways that offer some insights on the future of search.
Fabrice Canel is the Principal Product Manager at Bing and because of his position there he is in the position to know more about AI search from the search engine side, something we don’t get to see.
Jennifer Brady took to Twitter to apologise for snubbing the umpire as she made a winning return to the Canadian Open. The former world No 13 has been sidelined with a knee injury for two years and only returned to the WTA Tour last week. And her time away from the tour made her forget to shake hands with the official after she stunned world No 20 Jelena Ostapenko.
Brady enjoyed a full-circle moment in Montreal on Monday as she
The UK’s biggest pension tracked by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) stands at approximately £11million, a Freedom of Information (FOI) request reveals.
According to figures collated in 2022, it’s estimated that some 929,000 savers have accrued pension wealth of £1million to £2million, with 128,000 sitting on pensions worth up to £3million. Meanwhile, 46,000 investors are sitting on pensions worth more than £3million.
However, the ONS estimates people need to have a pension wealth of £374,500 to be among the
