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Julia Bradbury inspects her new breast after mastectomy Sign up for FREE for the latest news from the world of showbiz SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Julia Bradbury, 51, took to Twitter to share news on her “brutal” cancer treatment. The star explained that she wish she took a “saliva test” - a new form of testing to help identify if women have breast cancer. The star shared the post with her 173,500 followers. She explained that thousands more women could be spared the "brutal" treatment if they were aware of the test. Julia wrote: “I could have saved my left breast if I'd have had this saliva test... Related articles Helen Skelton's husband 'jets on holiday with new love interest' Cara … [Read more...] about ‘Could’ve saved my breast’ Julia Bradbury addresses ‘brutal’ cancer in health breakthrough

HSBC has suspended a senior banker who claimed warnings about the climate crisis were ‘unsubstantiated’ during an incendiary presentation, it has been claimed. The head of responsible investing at the city giant questioned whether anyone cared about cities being underwater in future. Now Stuart Kirk is expected to be investigated following the event in London last week – despite the comments reportedly being pre-agreed with bosses. He is said to have told a conference that there is ‘always some nut job telling me about the end of the world’ and showed slides which argued that ‘unsubstantiated, shrill, partisan, self-serving, apocalyptic warnings are ALWAYS wrong’. Mr Kirk also claimed central bankers have exaggerated global warming risks, according to the Financial Times . Now the bank is under pressure to sack him following the presentation, which was titled: ‘Why investors need not worry about climate risk’. The banker accused officials at the United Nations … [Read more...] about HSBC suspends banker who joked ‘who cares if Miami is underwater?’

Liam Payne has split from fiancée Maya Henry after around three years together. The former One Direction singer, 28, announced his engagement to the model , 21, in August, 2020, but they have now gone their separate ways, Metro.co.uk can confirm. According to reports, the pair ended their relationship last month, but the reason behind this decision has not been made clear. News of their split comes after pictures reportedly emerged, appearing to show the Strip That Down singer with his arms around a mystery woman. Slamming the photos, Maya reportedly said in a now-deleted comment: ‘I love all of the fans so much but please stop sending me these pictures of my fiancé wrapped around another woman. ‘This is not me and it’s hard enough knowing this has happened without seeing it. Enough now.’ Discussing her comments, a source told MailOnline : ‘Liam and Maya are no longer together and split up for good over a month ago.’ Liam and Maya went public with their … [Read more...] about Liam Payne splits from fiancée Maya Henry months after reunion

President Joe Biden drew a biting rebuke on Twitter and Fox News after saying that record-high gas prices are part of an "incredible transition" away from fossil fuels. Biden made the comment during a press conference Monday in Tokyo, Japan, as part of a diplomatic trip to Asia. The president's foes quickly pounced on the comment as proof that Biden's clean-energy policies were woefully out of touch and harming the American public with heightened gas prices. Appearing at a press conference with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, Biden was asked by a reporter if Americans should expect a recession as gas prices remain high and the Federal Reserve has raised interest rates to rein in historically high inflation. Biden said he didn't expect a recession, pointing to the low unemployment rate and how America's economy is growing faster than China's for the first time in decades. While Biden acknowledged the U.S. has problems, he said they are "less consequential than the … [Read more...] about Backlash as Biden says high gas prices are part of “incredible transition”

KYLIE Jenner has stunned in a black mini dress and a floral yacht look, as the reality star is being praised for her "incredible" wedding weekend outfits. Kylie, 24, has shared photos from her trip to Italy for Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker 's wedding. The Kardashians star uploaded snapshots of her steamy black outfit on Instagram . The Hulu star marched up the marble staircase while wearing knee-high black boots with white stripes. Kylie placed her hand on the reflective surface of the wall. In the next snapshot, she had her hand on the railing while leaning back. Read more on the Kardashians BELLA KHLOE Khloe flaunts butt & thin waist in short nude dress for Kourtney's wedding NEVER TULLE MUCH See all of the Kardashian wedding dresses including Kourtney's $1.9K mini The volume of her brunette hair covered half her face and teased the fancy earrings on the other side. The reality star … [Read more...] about Kylie Jenner stuns in black mini dress & floral yacht look as star is praised for ‘incredible’ wedding weekend outfits

Royal Tour: Visit Canada View gallery This Saturday marks the start of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s royal tour of Canada , and they’ll also be taking their two little ones, Prince George and Princess Charlotte along for the trip. From 24 September to 1 October, the prestigious couple will explore British Columbia and Yukon, visiting vibrant cities and picturesque parks along the way - but we're guessing it won't come cheap. If you're planning a trip to colourful Canada this year, we've teamed up with the experts at TripAdvisor to reveal the most visited - and highest rated free attractions to visit. The itinerary Vancouver, British Columbia is also among Canada’s densest, most ethnically diverse cities On day one, the royals will land in Victoria, British Columbia - which is still one of the most British cities in North America. During their visit, the couple will also head to Vancouver, British Columbia , which in its 150 years has grown into … [Read more...] about Royal Tour 2016: 19 incredible places you can visit in Canada for free

Cancer symptoms: Top 14 early signs to look out for Sign up for FREE health tips to live a long and happy life SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Cancer is ferocious. Despite the devotion of umpteen resources to the task of stopping it - it still kills millions of people each year. However, while research is yet to find a cure or means of prevention, green shoots continue to emerge. Research carried out by researchers at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania suggests low-carb " ketogenic " diets can halt the growth of bowel cancer, also known as colorectal cancer. Related articles High cholesterol; Three smelly symptoms associated with high levels Telly Savalas: Actor's … [Read more...] about Cancer breakthrough: The diet that may stop cancer by suppressing its growth – new study

EA may end up being the next big video game acquisition, although one potential deal with NBCUniversal already seems to have fallen through. In a few years’ time the video games industry will probably look very different to the way it does today, with the consolidation that began with Microsoft’s purchase of Bethesda likely to end with all of today’s big name publishers either being acquired or merging with even larger companies. Together with Activision Blizzard , Electronic Arts are regarded as the biggest third party publisher in the West but they’re still minnows compared to the likes of Apple, Amazon , Disney , and NBCUniversal, all of which are supposedly interested in either acquiring or merging with EA. The sudden bidding war isn’t a result of those companies trying to follow Microsoft’s lead though, but because EA is ‘pursuing a sale’ and approaching them. Especially after the announcement of the Activision Blizzard acquisition (which is still yet … [Read more...] about Disney, Amazon and Apple in line to buy EA claim rumours

The defeat of the Liberal/National government in Australia is a wake-up call for the Tories, a reminder that they do not have a God-given right to rule and, if they cannot deliver for all sides of their coalition, will be on the path to defeat. In an election that was partly about character, Scott Morrison was portrayed as a “bulldozer” who had exhausted the patience of voters. But Australia is also facing a very familiar cost of living crisis, with mounting bills, stagnant wages and crazy house prices – and its politics are realigning. When working-class voters first abandoned the Australian Labor Party, the death of traditional voting patterns seemed to favour Liberal/National – but now Mr Morrison’s side of the aisle is fracturing, too. The pendulum has swung towards a progressive coalition of Labor, Greens and, crucially, ex-Liberal environmentalists in affluent urban areas, chipping away at Mr Morrison’s traditional constituencies. On the night, the Australian version of the … [Read more...] about If the Tories don’t return to conservatism, they’ll go the way of Scott Morrison

A former Downing Street official at the heart of the “partygate” scandal is set to be the next British ambassador in Saudi Arabia, The Telegraph understands. Martin Reynolds, who earned the nickname “Party Marty" for his role in organising a gathering during lockdown , is believed to be the frontrunner for the role. As Boris Johnson's principal private secretary, he was responsible for running the Prime Minister’s office. He took up the role in 2019, but he left earlier this year amid a public backlash to allegations of rule-breaking parties. At the height of the first lockdown, on May 20 2020, Mr Reynolds sent an email inviting those at 10 Downing Street for a “bring your own booze” event in the garden. His email read: "Hi all. After what has been an incredibly busy period it would be nice to make the most of the lovely weather and have some socially-distanced drinks in the No 10 garden this evening. Please join us from 6pm and bring your own booze!" A Whitehall … [Read more...] about ‘Party Marty’ set to be sent to Saudi Arabia after organising Downing Street lockdown gathering