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Skin cancer symptoms – mole or blemish change could be first warning sign of cancer

With summer fast approaching, now is the time to be aware of the dangers of the sun. Continuously suffering with sunburns, not wearing protection or ignoring unusual moles or freckles could cause a host of troubles down the line

Daily Mirror

Mum's nightmare as sun cream 'leaves her children burnt and her hands stained pink'

Natalie says she kept her children topped up all day to try to keep them safe from the sun

Manchester Evening News

A Place in the Sun buyers baffled by Spanish home's 'enormous' bedroom feature

Sue and Brian "couldn't get their head around" the unconventional feature

Liverpool Echo

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How Brit hacked into Nasa for proof of UFOs and found alien spaceship photo

Gary McKinnon claims to have found thousands of files hidden on NASA’s systems including one of an alien spaceship.

Daily Record

Andy Carroll's wedding to Billi Mucklow suffers 'awkward moment' with registrar question

Andy Carroll and new wife Billi are said to have laughed off the moment during their Hampshire wedding on Sunday

Chronicle Live

Study: Alien civilizations may migrate between star systems — spaceship optional

A new paper in the International Journal of Astrobiology suggests extraterrestrial life could use free-floating planets, also known as rogue planets, to move between star systems.

Inverse

Travel for Two: Get up close and personal with a once-endangered manatee

Shivering from winter’s morning chill, I apprehensively slip off the back end of a pontoon boat and thread my way into the warm waters of Crystal River on Florida’s west coast. It is cold, in late January, and the air temperature hovers in the upper 30s. Still, the sun is…

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Billi Mucklow and Andy Carroll's wedding guests 'snigger' at registrar's awkward comment

After the three-in-a-bed stag do shame, Andy Carroll and Billi Mucklow's wedding guests couldn't help but chuckle when the registrar asked them a bit of an embarrassing question

Daily Mirror

Not wearing sunglasses in car could cost you £5,000 and nine points

It is covered by Rule 237 of the Highway Code

Wales Online

Horoscope for Monday, June 6, 2022

After 1:30 a.m. Chicago time, there are no restrictions to shopping or important decisions. The moon is in Virgo.

Chicago Sun-Times

Is human pollution causing clouds to form near the edge of space?

Noctilucent clouds, which glow after sunset, are the highest known clouds in Earth’s atmosphere

The Guardian - UK

Luis Arraez's four hits lead the way in Twins' 8-6 victory over Blue Jays

TORONTO — Tyler Duffey nearly blew a five-run lead in the ninth inning, but the Twins hung on for a 8-6 victory on Sunday at Rogers Centre.

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Edinburgh weather: Exact day city will be battered with rain as sunshine ends

While Edinburgh locals have been able to enjoy a spell of good weather over the Jubilee long weekend, that is due to come to an end with heavy rain expected in the middle of the week

Edinburgh Live

This You Gotta See: Is Oklahoma softball the best college team — in any sport — ever?

The Sooners lead the nation in runs, homers, batting average, team ERA, high-fives, bubbles blown and pretty much everything else, but that merely scratches the surface.

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Daily Mirror

People outraged over 'Nazi symbol' on Platinum Jubilee Pageant float

The Queen's Platinum Jubilee Pageant wowed the nation with music, dancing, acrobatics and some famous faces, but eagle-eyed Brits were outraged by a symbol on the side of one of the floats

Radio France Internationale

Nadal outmanoeuvres Ruud to win 14th French Open singles title

The gods favour a certain few. And on Sunday afternoon in the final at the French Open, Rafael Nadal showed he was among the anointed as he swept to a 14th men's singles title.

Wales Online

Swansea City transfer news as Nottingham Forest's stance on Joel Piroe revealed, Rodon wanted by old boss and Woodman targeted

These are your Swansea City headlines on Sunday, June 5.

Radio France Internationale

France in talks with UAE to replace Russian oil supplies

France is in talks with the United Arab Emirates to replace Russian oil purchases, which will stop after the imposition of a European Union ban on Russian crude, Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Sunday.

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Prince Naseem's brother exposes "trauma and stress" of £12m family feud

The iconic former world champion claims that he is "the happiest he's ever been" after moving to a £1.4million townhouse in Windsor, but his brother paints a very different picture

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh Jubilee celebrations: What time do they start and what events are running

Edinburgh is playing its part in celebrating Her Majesty's 70 years on the throne with a fun-filled event in Princes Street Gardens full of live music as the sun shines down.

Los Angeles Times

Calif. county faces stark election choice: traditional Republicans or a militant wing?

REDDING, Calif. — The sun was blindingly bright, and the streets in Redding's Buckeye neighborhood were mostly empty — anyone at home on this Tuesday afternoon was wisely staying out of the 100-degree swelter.

Daily Mirror

How Brit hacked into Nasa for proof of UFOs and found cigar-shaped alien craft photo

British hacker Gary McKinnon claims to have found thousands of files hidden on NASA’s systems including one of an alien spacecraft which was shaped like a cigar

The Guardian - UK

Sunless tans: 10 of the best products

These new versions of ‘fake tan’ are streak-free – and won’t turn you orange

The Times of India

Planning to go for a swim? Doctors warn about infections you might catch in a public swimming pool

The June sun is upon us and it is the best time to hit the refreshing swimming pools to beat the scorching heat. It is super refreshing and fun, whether you go for swimming lessons, water sports or a pool party. But before you get your swimming bag ready, have…

The Guardian - UK

Think pink: unusual rosé to enjoy in the sunshine

Some of the most interesting rosés are not made in Provence. These three bottles show the range it now has, says David Williams

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