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Santorini’s tourism invasion: Videos show ‘Instagram island’ overrun by holidaymakers as unbearable queues form at 7am to reach prime selfie spot

Dubbed the most Instagrammable location on the Greek island, two-hour long queues have cause carnage in the quaint alleys of Oia – all in pursuit of the best angle of the famous blue domes…

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The best places to live in Britain’s idyllic national parks

Many of us toy with the idea of moving somewhere close to nature, with a friendly community, where the pace of life is more civilised. But where to find such a place? A national park could be the answer.

Diana’s ex-hairdresser condemns ‘evil’ comments about Kate’s hair

Princess Diana's former hairdresser has condemned 'nasty' comments made about the Princess of Wales 's hair - as she stepped out with her newly blonde tresses.

After Camilla goes barefoot, times the royals have removed their shoes

Often immaculately dressed from head to toe, the royals rarely take a break from their pristine, put-together image.

Some people DO see ghosts – and medics say there’s an explanation

An astonishing third of people in the UK and almost half of Americans say they believe in ghosts, spirits and other types of paranormal activity.

Experts reveal how many tins of tuna is safe to eat a week

The NHS advises people to eat at least two portions of fish a week, yet a recent investigation revealed toxic metals, including mercury, could be lurking in cans of tinned tuna sold in the UK.

What will happen if Earth’s glaciers melt? Terrifying study reveals how their demise could spark 12 INCHES of global sea-level rise – plunging entire...

Scientists have revealed just how much water is locked away in the world's glaciers - and the consequences if it were all released into the oceans.

Some fin isn’t quite right… Panicked swimmers race to escape ‘shark’ at Marbella beach – but it’s a tuna

Panicked swimmers were seen racing to escape a shark - only to realise that they were running away from a tuna. 

PDA is good for you! Couples who kiss in public have happier relationships, study finds

Does the idea of snogging your other half in public make you cringe? If the answer is yes, there's bad news - as a new study has revealed that public displays of affection (PDA) are actually good for you.

Expert warns men of intimate problem caused by exercising – it can alter the appearance of genitals

An expert has warned that intense exercise - such as running and heavy weightlifting - may trigger a little-known genital problem.

Watching the solar eclipse this week? DON’T use your glasses from 1999! Experts warn viewers from the last eclipse may have degraded – putting...

If you've still got a pair of eclipse glasses hanging around in the back of a drawer from the last eclipse, you might be tempted to use them. However, experts have cautioned against this.

OLIVER HOLT: Jose Mourinho has made a big mistake with tale that he rejected chance to replace Sir Alex Ferguson at Man United –...

OLIVER HOLT: Jose Mourinho is almost right when he says in a new documentary about his career that it hurts no one to reveal that he reneged on an agreement to join Man United in 2013.

Small boat record smashed again as 230 migrants smuggled into Britain on ‘mega dinghy’ – despite Labour claims its ‘smash the gangs’ policy is...

The overnight 'mega dinghy' arrival smashed the previous record for the largest number of migrants in a single boat - set just 17 days earlier with 165.

The secrets of the River Danube revealed by drought – from a woolly mammoth to Nazi motorbike – as Europe’s heatwave continues

As Europe braces for yet another heatwave, the relentlessly dry conditions that have left the continent gasping for breath have also revealed many of the secrets once long-held by the River Danube.
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