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The grim depths of JFK's sex addiction laid bare for the first time, and what happened when his entourage saw 'what looked like a child's head' duck from his car window...
John F Kennedy liked young women who were lithe and unworldly, their sexuality ready for him to awaken.
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: As the Budget approaches, it is increasingly clear that the Chancellor's strings are being pulled by the unions
Anyone unfamiliar with John Healey could easily be taken in by his weasel words about the Budget
'Rip the Band-Aid off': A-League coach wants expansion as Canberra waits
Coach sparks calls for A-League expansion. Is Canberra next?
Foreign money is reshaping the A-League. The benefits come with strings attached
Multi-club ownership is on the rise in Australia and around the world. But as the Manchester City case shows, belonging to a global football empire can come with risks beyond a single club’s control.
In her 70s, Elettra had an aching back and sore legs – then she started dancing
New research has found specific types of exercise can potentially reduce pain more than medication. Here’s what experts want you to know.
Disgraced celebrity agent Ralph Carr lodges appeal against his rape conviction and sentence
Disgraced Australian sports and entertainment manager Ralph Carr has finally made the legal move a close friend said he was certain to make but he'll almost certainly spend Christmas behind bars.
If you want every player singing the anthem, give them one they all want to sing
There’s no law requiring anyone to sing the national anthem. This isn’t North Korea, after all. But the confected outrage has a sinister subtext.
There’s an absurd gap in our road rules, as I discovered by accident
When it comes to attentiveness and screens, our laws trail dangerously behind reality.
Marks and Spencer's £16 sparkly top in three colours can be worn 'casual or smart'
"Great top for the price. I just love a bit of sparkle at this time of year and know this will be great either casual or smart."
Chery boss says around 90 per cent of Chinese automakers lose money
Chery’s international boss estimates around 90 per cent of Chinese automakers are losing money, and warns more companies will disappear as development costs rise.
