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Britain's most dangerous spider strikes in Kent as woman is left with a 'crater' in her leg

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A woman in Kent was left with a 'crater' in her leg after multiple bites from a false widow spider. Danni Virgo's ordeal began back in 2020 when she brought her clothes in from the washing line and decided to put on her freshly-laundered pyjamas. Within seconds, the 45-year-old felt a sharp pinch on her right thigh before seeing a small spider crawl out the bottom of her pyjama bottoms.
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Scientists issue urgent warning over 'voicemaxxing' trend

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The latest trend sweeping the internet is voicemaxxing, in which young men attempt to deepen voices to make themselves more appealing to women.
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Why your tap water might taste 'musty' this week, according to scientists

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If you think your water tastes funny this week, you're not imagining it. Dr Bill Simpson, a chemist at Our Taap, has revealed why British water might have a 'musty' taste to it. According to the expert, the return of rain following weeks of extreme dryness is to blame. While some Brits might notice an earthy aroma to their water, others will experience a distinct, musty undertone.
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