IT'S common knowledge that sun damage can increase your risk of developing skin cancer. The charity said these findings were worrying, especially as melanoma skin cancer rates continue to climb in the UK. There are around 17,500 new melanoma skin cancer cases in the UK every year, making it the fifth most common cancer in the country. According to Cancer Research UK, one in 35 men and one in 41 women in the UK will now be diagnosed with melanoma skin cancer in their lifetime. She said: “When I was younger we didn’t have so much awareness of the risks of skin cancer.

BRITS are being urged to check their change after a super-rare 2p coin sold for an nearly 40,000 times its value at an eye-watering £750 at auction. The coin in question is the 1985 2p coin which has got a unique silver colour, instead of the usual bronze. In February, a 2016 version of the 2p coin with the same error sold on eBay for £87. How to sell a rare coinYou can sell a rare coin on eBay, Facebook, or at an auction. The safest way to sell a rare coin is more than likely at auction.

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Britain’s military carried out a joint operation with U.S. forces against the Houthi militia in Yemen, officials said on Wednesday, in the first such strike since President Trump re-entered the White House and stepped up attacks on the Iran-backed group. There was no immediate comment from the American military about the operation, which the British Defense Ministry said early Wednesday was carried out overnight “to degrade Houthi capabilities and prevent further attacks against U.K. and international shipping.”Typhoon jets using precision guided bombs took part in the mission, the ministry said in a statement, adding that the strike took place “after dark” to minimize the risk to civilians. The target was “a cluster of buildings, used by the Houthis to manufacture drones of the type used to attack ships in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden, located some 15 miles south of Sana,” the statement added, referring to the Yemeni capital. Speaking in Parliament, the British defense secretary, John Healey, said that the planned targets “were all successfully hit and we have seen no evidence of civilian casualties.”

Instead, de minimis goods require only a name and an address. As of Friday, de minimis shipments from China will be classified as “informal entry” imports. Informal entry goods, which can be worth up to $2,500, do not require a recipient’s Social Security number, Customs and Border Protection said in a statement. Still, the agency said in January that carriers often require Social Security numbers because having them speeds up clearance through customs. DHL said it would not require Social Security numbers on informal entry shipments.

President Trump hinted that he's coming after The New York Times after suing legacy news outlets CBS and ABC. '[T]he Failing New York Times, which is Fake News both in writing and polling, claims that "people" said that the case is baseless,' Trump wrote. President Trump hinted that he's coming after The New York Times after suing legacy news outlets CBS and ABC . Days after the April 18 meeting where the settlement details were drafted, 60 Minutes' Executive Producer, Bill Owens, dramatically resigned. The Times - and 60 Minutes Correspondent Scott Pelley, in an unapproved on-air speech delivered on the air Sunday - noted this as well.

I see bowlers in the domestic game who have the raw materials to be international players. Baker, Turner and others who have the attributes to trouble the best batters will know that one performance, even one spell, might be enough to earn them a call-up. I was bowling quickly, had bowled nicely in a white-ball series in India, getting good players out, and had just had a good T20 World Cup. To me, Test cricket was the pinnacle and I would have done anything to get a spot in that England team. How exciting it must be to be a player now with the potential to succeed in international cricket.

The sixth round of the 2025 Formula 1 season takes place this weekend at the Miami Grand Prix. Below you'll find all the timings you need to know for the event, including the second sprint race of the year after China. 2025 Miami Grand Prix timingsMiami is five hours behind BST. Then on Saturday the sprint race takes place at midday local time (5pm UK) followed by grand prix qualifying at 4pm local time (9pm UK). Miami GP schedule (local time)Friday May 2FP1: 12.30pmSprint qualifying: 4.30pmSaturday May 3Sprint race: MiddayGP qualifying: 4pmSunday May 4Miami Grand Prix: 4pmMiami GP schedule (UK time)Friday May 2FP1: 5.30pmSprint qualifying: 9.30pmSaturday May 3Sprint race: 5pmGP qualifying: 9pmSunday May 4Miami Grand Prix: 9pm

MANCHESTER UNITED legend Teddy Sheringham advised goalkeeper Andre Onana to "shut up at times" after his wild Lyon celebrations. The 1999 Treble winner, though, understands what provoked that reaction as players are often under tremendous pressure. CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS"You need to shut up at times and just button your lip and just hold your tongue if you can. Ruben Amorim responds to question about dropping Andre Onana after disasterclass against LyonOnana has been linked with a summer exit after a series of blunders between the sticks throughout his two-year stint at United. He is likely to be on duty on Thursday night when the Reds take on Athletic Bilbao in the Europa League semi-final first leg in Spain.

British fighter jets struck Houthi targets in Yemen on Tuesday evening for the first time since President Trump returned to the White House. The overnight operation was part of a long-standing campaign against the rebel group since it started attacking ships and killing merchant mariners in the Red Sea in November 2023. The Ministry of Defence (MoD) said: “On 29 April 2025, UK forces participated in a joint operation with US forces against a Houthi military target in Yemen..“Careful intelligence analysis identified a cluster of buildings, used by the Houthis to manufacture drones of the type used to attack ships in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden, located some 15 miles south of Sanaa.”• Why is the US bombing Yemen and will

European nations would struggle to collectively deploy 25,000 troops to Ukraine as part of a “coalition of the willing,” a proposed deterrence force, according to sources cited by The Times. This falls far short of the 64,000-strong force originally suggested by British military leadership. Russia firmly rejected proposals for European peacekeeping forces in Ukraine, characterizing such deployments as “direct NATO aggression” and a threat to its strategic interests. The Times gained insight into high-level discussions between Europe’s defense ministers and military chiefs who are developing plans for a “coalition of the willing” force in Ukraine. While the Trump administration refuses to deploy troops, it privately signaled openness to providing intelligence and logistical aid

Portrait Of A Killer As A SchoolboyRupa SenguptaApr 30, 2025, 21:40 IST ISTAdolescence’s Jamie is a misogynist monster? People are still talking about it, staggered by its portrayal of a schoolboy who kills a schoolgirl after consuming online misogynistic content. Adolescence ’s co-creator Stephen Graham read about cases of boys stabbing girls, and rising knife crimes in UK. Drawing from these reports, the series-makers wove an ingenious plot around an ‘ordinary family’ – caring, if clueless parents, cute kids – struck by tragedy. They wanted common folks to think ‘My god, this could be happening to us!’ They also sought to avoid blame-the-parents ‘tropes’ – violent dad, alcoholic mom – in portraying loss of innocence.

‘Celebs seem to prefer them [selfies] as they don’t have to spend the same amount of time on them,’ Borghi adds. ‘But autographs still have their appeal.’The official signatures of European leaders and royalty, including Napoleon Bonaparte (40). ‘If you sign something that has value — whether it be legal or sentimental — then your signature is a reflection of yourself. Forgeries have been around for as long as humans have been scrawling, but an equally sizable problem comes with printed signatures. ‘You can value an autograph without endorsing the person,’ says Borghi.

Indian origin UK MP Priti Patel (File Image)Indian-origin United Kingdom MP Priti Patel on Wednesday called the Pahalgam attack an " act of terrorism " and said that the UK must always stand with "friend" India during a difficult time.While speaking at the Parliament, Patel recalled the India-UK strategic relationship from the New Delhi declaration in 2002 to the UK India 2030 roadmap. "Speaker, my condolences, thoughts and prayers are also with all those affected by this murderous, violent terrorism that has taken place in Faglan. And I recognise that for India and the diaspora communities in the UK in particular, this has been a really difficult week. This was an act of terrorism and we should call it out for exactly for what it is. Speaker, has the Government undertaken an assessment of the security implications of this attack on the uk?"

It was his idea that govts can spend their way out of recession that overturned the dangerous orthodoxy of balanced budgets. They grow up with what they think are fundamental ideas about organising human affairs, and stick to them.One such idea is the sovereign nation-state. Instead, let’s try to think this through.First, this idea doesn’t imply anything as terrible and unaesthetic as a military venture. And ‘Indians’ are now handsomely represented in British politics.Seventh, companies from India are already big players in UK. British imperialism didn’t last in India because it looted India – that, along with demands for sovereignty, is what motivated pre-independence Indian nationalists.