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Taylor Swift has opened up about her struggle to overcome an eating disorder in a new documentary about her life.

In Miss Americana, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, she said photographs and comments about her appearance had triggered the condition.

During her 2015 world tour, under-eating left her feeling "like I was going to pass out at the end of a show, or in the middle of it," Swift said.

"It's only happened a few times and I'm not in any way proud of it," she added.

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Did you know that squirrels can tell the ripeness of a nut by its smell? They also use their sense of smell to remember where they have buried nuts, but it doesn't always work! It's estimated that squirrels only recover around 70% of the nuts they bury, meaning that the rest can grow into new trees!

China coronavirus: Lunar New Year subdued as outbreak spreads

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Laurence Fox apologises to Sikhs for 'clumsy' 1917 comments

Universities and Science Minister Chris Skidmore has said that the UK will not implement the EU Copyright Directive after the country leaves the EU.

Several companies have criticised the law, which would hold them accountable for not removing copyrighted content uploaded by users, if it is passed.

EU member states have until 7 June 2021 to implement the new reforms, but the UK will have left the EU by then.

Eriksen : Your best moments/goals?

I think Federer's longevity is entirely down to the way he plays the game. Murray, Djoko and Nadal all play a very energetic game of chase and return and all have had serious injuries. RF uses a lot more touch and makes the ball do more of the work. granted he is still losing some of his physicality as he gets older which is why games are closer but his touch has not deserted him.

Pep Guardiola: Manchester City boss suggests scrapping of FA Cup replays

A burglar in a phone shop in Vancouver had to wait for police to get him past the security fence.

League Two Northampton earned a replay with Championship club Derby after a goalless draw in the fourth round of the FA Cup at the PTS Academy Stadium.

Cobblers forward Vadaine Oliver went closest to a breakthrough in the first half, striking the crossbar from close range.

Curtis Davies headed wide in the second half for the visitors, who failed to register a shot on target.

The fifth-round draw is live on BBC One during The One Show on 27 January.

Rare migratory bird lands in Kenya from Finland

By the time the Titanic wreckage was found, most of the food that had sunk with the ship was long gone. But according to Holger W. Jannasch, senior scientist in Woods Hole's biology department in 1985, there might have been some brie lingering in the pantry. "Some foodstuffs, such as cheese, are protected from decay by the very microbial activity that starts the degradation process. If kept in boxes, it may have changed little over the extended time period," Jannasch wrote in Oceanus. "

Pour brandy over the cheese. Light the brandy using a fireplace lighter. Now you can exclaim "Opa!" and marvel at the fire.

Carlos Sainz confirmed his third Dakar Rally triumph on Friday after ensuring defending champion Nasser Al-Attiyah didn’t escape in the Saudi desert. Sainz stayed within minutes of Al-Attiyah’s dust on the 12th and last stage, a 167-kilometre route from Haradh to Qiddiya, Saudi Arabia.

Sheffield mum finds stranger's poem where daughter died

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If Liverpool (40 games unbeaten) continue avoiding defeat they will match this record by drawing or beating Man City

49 games unbeaten

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Home sellers could be at risk of losing large sums of money when using quick-sale estate agents to find a buyer, Trading Standards has warned.

It has seen dozens of cases of people losing tens of thousands of pounds off the market value of their homes.

Some homeowners will accept a lower offer price to secure a speedy sale, and many firms provide a good service.