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James Bulger killer Robert Thompson's life behind bars from romance to pub trips

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crime50m ago

James Bulger killer Robert Thompson's life behind bars from romance to pub trips

Dailystar.co.uk

Robert Thompson’s life since release in 2001 is examined, including his new identity and post-prison routine.
The article notes Thompson’s academic progress, achieving GCSEs and several A-levels in custody.
Thompson reportedly attended shopping trips, pub visits, and cultural outings while in care.
The report mentions a claimed long-term relationship after release and a steady job.
The article contrasts Thompson’s life with Jon Venables, who faces parole considerations and past offences.
Thompson’s apology to the Bulger family is cited from a 2018 TV documentary.
The piece outlines the structured regime inside the unit, including scheduled lessons and signatures on running sheets.
The article highlights Thompson’s life after release as monitored under lifelong licence.
There is mention of an eight-year detention period reportedly shaping Thompson’s outlook.
The Daily Star notes public interest in Thompson’s post-release life amid ongoing parole discussions about his accomplice Venables.

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'My spots stopped me going out until serum cleared them in 4 days'

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health1d ago

'My spots stopped me going out until serum cleared them in 4 days'

Dailystar.co.uk

Parents are turning to dermatologically tested skincare for teens to tackle blemishes and marks.
47 Skin’s Anti-Blemish & Scar Repair Serum is highlighted for clearing skin in four days.
The brand markets Silver Chitoderm as a key antibacterial technology.
47 Skin offers multiple products and bundles, including cleansers, masks, and serums.
Other brands and gift sets are mentioned as alternatives for teen skincare.
Personal stories from founder Nic highlight the motivation behind 47 Skin.
Parents report improved confidence as teens see clearer skin after using the products.
The article includes testimonials from parents about family photos improving after treatment.
The piece notes the broader market, with Boots and LookFantastic offering related bundles.

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Member of iconic noughties girlband says she was treated like a ‘pop puppet’

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entertainment1d ago

Member of iconic noughties girlband says she was treated like a ‘pop puppet’

Dailystar.co.uk

Natasha Hamilton says she felt like a puppet while leading Atomic Kitten during the group's chart era.
She notes she sang other people's music for over 25 years and now considers it 'mental' to think backwards.
Hamilton credits social media with changing the industry and empowering artists to control their destiny.
Hamilton describes her solo rebirth and the release of her new single 'Numb'.
She hints at not confirming speculation about being Monkey Business on ITV’s The Masked Singer.
Hamilton argues that artistry and self-expression were harder to pursue in the pre-social media era.
She frames 'Numb' as a turning point in her creative journey.
The interview contextualizes Atomic Kitten's success with iconic hits like 'Whole Again' and 'Eternal Flame'.
Hamilton confirms ongoing public interest in her identity and connections to pop culture memes.

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Demi Lovato has opened up about her eating disorder and how cooking helped

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celebrities1d ago

Demi Lovato has opened up about her eating disorder and how cooking helped

Dailystar.co.uk

Lovato discusses bulimia recovery and cooking as a key part of staying healthy.
She says cooking helped repair her relationship with food during recovery.
Lovato mentions her cookbook One Plate At A Time as part of her healing journey.
She describes cooking as 'so healing' and enjoyable.
Lovato reflects on a nostalgic Jonas Brothers tour moment as part of her recent experiences.
The Daily Star reports on Lovato's ongoing recovery and focus on health.
Lovato discusses emotional grocery-store moments during recovery.
The piece notes Lovato's belief that cooking can 'repair' a relationship with food.
Lovato's recovery journey extends to public projects and media.
The interview connects personal recovery with professional work and wellness goals.

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Bear Grylls slammed for claiming he once drank ‘water squeezed from elephant dung to survive’

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entertainment1d ago

Bear Grylls slammed for claiming he once drank ‘water squeezed from elephant dung to survive’

Dailystar.co.uk

Bear Grylls claimed he drank water squeezed from elephant dung to survive, prompting viewer backlash.
Grylls described the taste as bad, saying it tasted as bad as it sounds.
Some viewers questioned whether certain moments on his shows are staged or exaggerated.
Grylls has faced past apologies over misleading representations in his programs.
The discussion highlights how reality survival programs balance authenticity with entertainment.

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2026 could be your luckiest yet yet and there's an easy way you can check

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entertainment12h ago

2026 could be your luckiest yet yet and there's an easy way you can check

Dailystar.co.uk

The article explains Life Path Numbers help readers spot personal energy cycles in 2026.
Master Numbers 11, 22, and 33 are linked to vision, dream-building, and service.
The piece details how to calculate Life Path Number from full birth dates.
The article lists months considered auspicious for each Life Path Number 1–9 in 2026.
Numerology is framed as a guide to awareness, not a strict forecast.
The forecast portrays 2026 as a chance for growth through opportunities and new experiences.
Readers are encouraged to journal or mark calendars with Life Path insights.
The article notes numerology is a playful guide to navigating life’s rhythms.
A Trusted Psychics numerologist provides the Life Path explanations for 2026.
The article links February and November to heightened intuition for Life Path 11.

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'Girlfriend has a box stashed full of naughty toys but she doesn't share them'

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entertainment12h ago

'Girlfriend has a box stashed full of naughty toys but she doesn't share them'

Dailystar.co.uk

A Daily Star reader seeks Just Jane’s advice after finding a box of adult toys hidden in his partner’s room.
Just Jane says the partner is entitled to privacy, suggesting the issue is more about personal boundaries than the relationship.
The advice stresses respect, discouraging snooping and urging reflection on personal expectations in the relationship.
The column also features a separate reader question about a controlling boyfriend who dictates clothing and social behavior.
The advice encourages an adult conversation, asserting individuals are not someone else’s project.
A second set of questions addresses a sister’s abrasive behavior affecting family events and possible underlying anxiety or health issues.
Just Jane suggests supporting family members and considering a medical check if behavior becomes challenging.
The column emphasizes personal autonomy and the importance of communicating boundaries in relationships.
Readers are reminded to seek support from family if needed and not to lose sight of their own strengths.
The Daily Star’s ‘Just Jane’ column covers intimate issues from relationships to self-confidence and lifestyle.

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People are calling for 'attention-seeking' shorts to be banned from gyms

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entertainment8h ago

People are calling for 'attention-seeking' shorts to be banned from gyms

Mirror.co.uk and 1 more

A new wave of gymwear debate centers on 'attention-seeking' shorts, with calls to ban them in 2026 as part of evolving gym fashion norms.
Mirror coverage notes social media criticism of 'attention-seeking' gym wear as part of a broader public display debate.
Supporters defend the trend as flattering across wearers, resisting policing by others’ opinions.
The debate spans personal choice and body-image concerns, with some noting the display of bodies influences others’ comfort.
Some commentators urge leaving behind 2025 judgments and embracing personal freedom in dress.
Reactions on social platforms are mixed, with sharp divisions over the trend’s appeal and acceptability.
Some shoppers express discomfort at minimal gym wear seen in public spaces like supermarkets.
The piece frames gymwear choices as part of a broader shift in workout apparel options available today.
A defender argues the trend looks good on anyone and cautions against letting insecurities drive censorship.

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'Disgraceful' Harvey Elliott treatment as Liverpool star 'left to rot' at Villa

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sports8h ago

'Disgraceful' Harvey Elliott treatment as Liverpool star 'left to rot' at Villa

Dailystar.co.uk

Elliott has seen limited playing time during his Aston Villa loan, raising questions about his future.
Emery has been criticized for his handling of Elliott, with claims he degraded the player’s role at Villa.
Potential recall or termination options loom as Liverpool and Villa weigh next steps.
The article describes Elliott as the 'forgotten man' of the Premier League amid his Villa spell.
Villa’s season remains competitive on three fronts, yet Elliott has not featured consistently.
The piece highlights a contrast between Elliott’s earlier acclaim and his current marginal role.
The article notes no recall clause and hints at potential early termination implications for Villa.
Emery’s public remarks are cited as part of the controversy over Elliott’s use at Villa.
There is speculation Elliott could move in January, possibly outside of Europe due to prior English club appearances.

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Women go bra-free with £15 alt that leaves them 'confident and free'

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6h ago

Women go bra-free with £15 alt that leaves them 'confident and free'

Dailystar.co.uk

Jolene Premium Silicone Nipple Covers are discounted to £14.95 from £24.95 for a limited time.
Brand promises a stay-put adhesive and sweat-resistant design for reliable all-night wear.
Users report the covers are invisible under clothes and do not show nipples when worn.
Each pair can be reused up to 25 times, per Jolene’s claims.
Shoppers praise the product for reliability and ease of wear across outfits.
Some customers report removal can be painful and the glue can stick to the skin.
The Daily Star notes Jolene donates 10% of profits to breast cancer charities.
Alternative nipple cover options from Boots and LookFantastic are referenced with price points.
The article incorporates consumer quotes and star ratings from Jolene’s site as social proof.
The story references a light touch of controversy by mentioning a famous pop-culture reference.

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