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Although typically associated with men, hair loss is extremely common among women, affecting around eight million individuals in the UK.The leading cause of hair loss is androgenic alopecia (also known as pattern hair loss or hereditary hair loss), although other factors include age, childbirth, hormonal imbalance, illness, medication and poor hair care. No matter what is causing your hair loss, whether it’s temporary shedding or more gradual thinning, it can be incredibly disheartening, greatly impacting a person’s confidence. It’s easy to see why sufferers look to quick-fix solutions to mask the issue. But according to one expert, a popular approach…

Katie Razzall,Culture and Media EditorandSteven McIntosh,Entertainment reporterThe government will consider new ways of funding the , including via advertising or a subscription model, as it formally begins the process which will decide the corporation’s future.It has published a consultation document – or green paper – asking the public for their views about several funding options, including the possibility of allowing adverts on the .Another option being considered is a “top-up subscription service”, which would offer premium content.The current licence fee, which costs £174.50 annually, could also be replaced with a different set of rates depending on which of the broadcaster’s…

Fifa has introduced a small number of “more affordable” $60 (£45) tickets for all 104 matches at the 2026 World Cup following criticism of its pricing structure for the tournament.World football’s governing body says the new ticket price will be available to a certain number of “loyal fans” of the countries that have qualified for the World Cup.The £45 ticket falls in the supporter entry tier and will make up 10% of the allocation for each Football Association whose team is taking part.”The entry tier tickets will be allocated specifically to supporters of qualified teams, with the selection and distribution…

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A political commentator has given his verdict on what the best Christmas gift for Britons would be, joining Martin Daubney to discuss the latest economic figures. Earlier today, the Office for National Statistics revealed that unemployment rates have hit a five-year high, reaching 5.1 per cent in the three months leading up to October. Independent statistician Jamie Jenkins sat down with Martin to rip into Labour’s economic record, namely blasting its impact on young people. He said: “The best advice I’d give to the Chancellor is just to resign. The figures are the facts and you can’t deny the facts.…

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The Government has announced a £283million funding package aimed at equipping the next generation of British workers with skills in construction, technology and engineering.Chancellor Rachel Reeves said that the investment is intended to help tackle skills shortages while supporting housing and infrastructure ambitions – but industry figures have questioned whether the funding goes far enough.Ministers said the funding will also support a target of training 60,000 additional construction workers.Those workers are expected to help deliver 1.5 million new homes before the end of the current Parliament.Remaining funding will be devolved to metro mayors and regional leaders.They will be given discretion…

Donald Trump’s lawsuit against the BBC has “embarrassed” the organisation as it means it is being “questioned by millions of viewers around the world”, a media expert has told GB News.The public broadcaster has confirmed it will defend itself against a $10billion lawsuit filed by the US President over its controversial editing of a Panorama documentary.His January 6 2021 speech was found to have been spliced to appear as if he encouraged his followers to storm the Capitol, cutting out parts where Mr Trump emphasised “peace”. Now, Mr Trump’s anger with the broadcaster has come to a head with his…

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Stephen Lawrence murderer David Norris has been denied parole.He had sought release during a parole hearing in October, having been jailed in 2012 over the 18-year-old’s killing.Stephen was stabbed to death in a racist attack in south London in 1993. Police failings in the investigation into his killing made the case notorious and led to the Metropolitan Police being branded “institutionally racist” by a public inquiry.Only two of his killers – including Norris – have been convicted. Police have always maintained six people were involved.Stephen’s mother, Baroness Doreen Lawrence, said Norris remained “a dangerous racist who should never be let…