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The “Eat Your Skin Care” trend has gained enormous traction on social media, teaching us that a beautiful complexion cannot be achieved through lotions and potions alone.Indeed, while choosing the right skin care products is paramount for a vibrant glow, no amount of powerhouse ingredients can make up for a poor lifestyle.The London Dermatology Centre notes that “what you eat may be showing up on your skin, quite literally”.”Think of your skin as a reflection of your internal environment. A well-balanced, nutrient-rich diet can promote clearer, calmer, more radiant skin, while excess sugar, processed foods, and dairy might be doing…

David Deans,Wales political reporter and Ben Summer, WalesJames Manning/PA WireNathan Gill, the former leader of Reform UK in Wales, arrives at the Old BaileyThe former leader of Reform UK in Wales has been sentenced to 10-and-a-half years in prison after admitting taking bribes for pro-Russia interviews and speeches.Nathan Gill, 52, from Llangefni, Anglesey, received about £40,000 in total for helping pro-Russian politicians in Ukraine.He was a Member of the European Parliament (MEP) when he accepted money from Oleg Voloshyn, 44, a man once described by the US government as a “pawn” of Russian secret services.At the Old Bailey, Judge Mrs…

Wales dual-code rugby winger Regan Grace will play his first match since March when he lines up for Sale Sharks in the Prem Rugby Cup on Saturday.Grace, 28, has been without a club since leaving Cardiff at the end of last season, but he has been training with Sale since the summer.He has not been given a contract by the Prem club but he will play as a trialist in the match away to his former club Bath, albeit in a much-changed Sharks starting line-up.Before switching to rugby union with Racing 92 in France, Grace had been a star in…

Starting XV: Tom Jordan (Bristol Bears), Kyle Rowe (Glasgow Warriors), Ollie Smith (Glasgow Warriors), Sione Tuipulotu (Glasgow Warriors, capt), Duhan van der Merwe (Edinburgh); Fergus Burke (Saracens), Ben White (Toulon); Rory Sutherland (Glasgow Warriors), George Turner (Harlequins), Zander Fagerson (Glasgow Warriors), Alex Samuel (Glasgow Warriors), Max Williamson (Glasgow Warriors), Andy Onyeama-Christie (Saracens), Jamie Ritchie (Perpignan), Magnus Bradbury (Edinburgh).Replacements: Ewan Ashman (Edinburgh), Nathan McBeth (Glasgow Warriors), Will Hurd (Leicester Tigers), Marshall Sykes (Edinburgh), Josh Bayliss (Bath), George Horne (Glasgow Warriors), Stafford McDowall (Glasgow Warriors), Kyle Steyn (Glasgow Warriors).

Drivers have vented their fury at a London council after it emerged that a staggering £1.4million had been collected in fines from Low Traffic Neighbourhood restrictions.According to data from a Freedom of Information request, Merton Council in South London installed four new LTN cameras earlier this year to improve traffic.While the traffic calming measures are designed to disperse vehicles from residential areas, the scheme has been met with displeasure from locals.Around 9,000 fines were issued every month since its launch in March, equating to a massive £1.39million in fees from penalties.Angry residents have launched a petition against the LTN, accusing…

A pub landlord has warned that there will be “more and more closures” in the hospitality industry if Chancellor Rachel Reeves raises taxes in the upcoming Budget.Speaking to GB News, Marc Bridgen declared “it can’t get any worse” for an industry “already on its knees”.FULL STORY HERE.

A new royal portrait of King Charles has been unveiled, featuring an unusual combination of coffee stains and reclaimed timber sourced from across the capital. The artwork, created by artist Michael Shellis, incorporates salvaged materials gathered from various London locations, including discarded wood retrieved from a skip.It was shown to the King last month and has since been displayed privately at Buckingham Palace.He is said to have “loved” the piece, taking a particular interest in both the style and the use of sustainable materials.King Charles ‘loves’ sustainable portrait created from coffee waste and discarded wood | MICHAEL SHELLISThe unconventional piece…

Bitcoin is on its way to post its steepest monthly decline since the cryptocurrency sector’s corporate collapse in 2022, with the digital asset tumbling approximately 25 per cent throughout November. The world’s largest cryptocurrency plunged by up to 6.4 per cent to $81,629 on Friday, whilst Ethereum dropped as much as 7.6 per cent to under $2,700.The combined value of all digital currencies fell beneath $3trillion for the first time since April, based on data compiled by CoinGecko data. This November marks Bitcoin’s most severe single-month loss since June 2022, when the TerraUSD stablecoin collapse triggered widespread industry failures, ultimately…

Drivers of petrol and diesel cars across the UK have been hit with more than 140,000 fines for parking in electric vehicle charging spaces.The sharp rise in penalties revealed how councils are increasingly targeting motorists who park in bays meant only for electric cars.The figures come from Freedom of Information requests sent to more than 190 councils, which found that enforcement over EV parking spaces has increased in recent years. Thousands of drivers have been fined for using EV charging bays without permission, even if they were only stopping for a short time.The data highlighted how common “ICEing” has become,…

PA MediaScotland beat Denmark in a thrilling 4-2 victory to get to the World CupScotland fans have criticised Uefa after videos of supporters celebrating their team qualifying for the World Cup were removed from social media.The Scottish Football Supporters Association (SFSA) received emails from the European football governing body stating it had shared footage showing TV coverage of the Scotland v Denmark game on X without permission.Posts shared by the SFSA showed fans across the country celebrating Tuesday night’s match, where Scotland secured a spot at the World Cup for the first time since 1998.Many of the videos have been…