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Save £10 on bronzing drops Molly-Mae uses to feel ‘fresh’ after sickness grips household

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Molly-Mae Hague has used these viral bronzing drops to glow up after spending the weekend with her family after battling a family illness. They are currently available for purchase on Black Friday.

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After admitting she’d been wearing the same pair of PJs for two days, Molly-Mae Hague admitted to having been sick over the weekend and that her life wasn’t always glamorous. She captioned the Instagram story, “Wow some weekend that was.” “Me and Tommy with a sickness bug and Bambi with the flu” “Just trying to keep it together,”

According to reports that she “needed a fresh Monday morning so badly,” Molly-Mae shared a few beauty products that have helped her regain her glow, starting with the popular Drunk Elephant D-Bronzi Bronzing Drops, which are currently being priced at just £33.80 on Lookfantastic as part of the Black Friday sale.

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After simply putting those “Those Drunk Elephant Bronzi Drops are just” and a number of drooling emojis on her bare skin, Molly applied them, giving her complexion an instant healthy glow, something that was probably required if she had been caring for two seriously over the weekend.

After adding blush, brow gel lip liner, and lip gloss, she added foundation (L’Oréal Paris True Match Liquid Foundation, £11.99, FYI), concealer (Kylie Cosmetics Power Plush Longwear Concealer, currently £12), and concealer (L’Oréal Paris True Match Liquid Foundation, £11.99, FYI).

This Drunk Elephant liquid bronzer, which can be applied on its own à la Molly-Mae or mixed with skincare or foundation to create a more sheer finish, isn’t just popular with the 26-year-old. Additionally, it has received hundreds of five-star reviews on the Lookfantastic website and gained widespread notoriety on TikTok.

“Lovely finish on skin. Looks natural and gives a lovely glow,” one happy customer wrote.

“Obsessed with these drops,” he said. Wear it daily and highly recommend”! another, “agreed.”

Love these drops, wrote a third “repeated buyer.” Instead of using foundation, combine them with my daily routine.

However, one person had another favorite in place of them, saying, “Not sure if I’d rebuy it once it’s finished, but it’s nice for giving a bronzey base,” despite their admiration. I prefer my glowy Iconic London one,” which is, in our opinion, less expensive than the renowned £15 Iconic London Bronzing Elixir, which is now only £15.

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Speaking of make-up products that perk up the skin, there’s also still time to save 25% on the Charlotte Tilbury Unreal Skin & Blush Healthy Glow Duo, taking it down to £48.75 instead of its usual £65. This bundle consists of your shade choice of Unreal Blush Healthy Glow Stick and Unreal Skin Sheer Glow Tint Hydrating Foundation Stick, which, when our beauty editor Laura Mulley tried it out back when it first launched, she said this radiant primer/foundation stick made her look 10 years younger.

I Don’t Think Tinubu Was Properly Advised About Mahmood Yakubu’s Nomination As Ambassador — Epelle

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Jake Epelle, the chief executive officer of TAF Africa, claims that he is unsure whether President Bola Tinubu was given the right advice before recommending Mahmood Yakubu as the ambassador to represent the nation.

Epelle criticized the political process that led to such an appointment and questioned the decision-making process in a speech on Monday during Channels Television’s Sunrise Daily breakfast program.

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Given the controversy surrounding Nigeria’s electoral process and the need to resuscitate confidence in national institutions, he argued that this action would increase public distrust.

Epelle argued that Yakubu’s nomination, which came so soon after his time at INEC, was a matter of legitimate concern and ought to have been approached with more thoughtfulness given public opinion.

“I don’t know who gave Mr. President advice about Mahmood, who is also a good friend of mine, in fact.

“I believed that Professor ought to have sat down and sat in his country home before returning to the university to teach.

He may still be interested in running for office, but that’s up to him, I don’t know. However, I do take one appointment with a dash of salt. The rights advocate claimed that the President wasn’t given the proper advice.

On Saturday, November 29, 2025, Tinubu released a second list of ambassadorial nominees.

He claims that Nigeria’s political appointments are frequently motivated by a small clique of influencers in front of the President rather than by concerns for public opinion or national interest.

“Remember that these appointments are made by cabals, just a few people who are very close to the President, who will advise him,” he continued.

Nominees who were “Expired” were

He claimed that the majority of the candidates on the president’s list had expired.

“Those names, in my opinion, are no longer relevant. There are too many people who have contributed little to politics and all other kinds of settings, Epelle claimed.

He added that Nigerians hoped for better-quality advice on sensitive appointments, particularly those involving former electoral officials, as well as clearer vetting, more consultation, and better-quality advice.

In this context, he continued during the program, “Federal character was not respected; it was more political tokenism and favoring those who had done something for them.”

He therefore urged the President to ensure that future nominations were handled without relying on the opinions of a select few and with greater transparency and consideration of public confidence.

32 people were nominated to serve as ambassadors in Nigeria’s foreign missions, according to Tinubu’s list released last Saturday.

Additionally present were former governors of Enugu and Abia, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi and Okezie Ikpeazu, Femi Fani-Kayode, and Reno Omokri, a former presidential aide.

Barca’s Flick Happy To Have Players Back For Atletico Clash

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Before Tuesday’s crucial match against Atletico Madrid, Barcelona coach Hansi Flick expressed his relief at seeing some injured players recover from injury.

With a 3-1 defeat of Alaves on Saturday, Barca moved to the top of La Liga, while Atletico is only three points clear.

After missing more than a month with a hamstring issue, Pedri made his first appearance for the team on Saturday as a substitute.

Frenkie de Jong, who missed the Alaves game due to family reasons, and he and Diego Simeone are in line to start against Diego Simeone’s rugged outfit.

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“I’m really happy,” he declared. We are returning, so maybe we can raise our game. Flick acknowledged that Uruguayan center-back Ronald Araujo is out, but he said that this was the most crucial factor on Monday.

The German has been criticized for a number of abominable displays, not least of which came in the Catalans’ most famous games, including 3-0 defeat to Chelsea and 2-1 reverses against Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain.

Flick acknowledged that Barca needs to improve despite being the top club.

He admitted, “I am aware that we are not in top form like we were last season.” However, we have potential. And we must raise our bar.”

All Black Ioane in line for Leinster debut against Quins

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Rieko Ioane, a centre from New Zealand, might make his Leinster debut against Harlequins on Saturday (17:30 GMT).

Ioane will remain with the Blues until 2027, but he will take a “sabbatical” to join Leinster on a seven-month contract until the end of the season.

The 28-year-old made his Test debut in 2016 and has won 38 tries with the All Blacks in 88 appearances.

On Wednesday, Ioane and his new Leinster teammates met and were set to be selected.

Following in the footsteps of All Black Jordie Barrett, who impressed with his short-term deal with the United Rugby Championship (URC) winners last year, Ioane, who had an infamous row with Leinster and Ireland legend Johnny Sexton.

Joe McCarthy, who injured his foot during Ireland’s November internationals, will be eligible for selection.

Although Ireland lost to South Africa in the match, wing Tommy O’Brien’s head injury was not assessed, but he has met the eligibility requirements for his return to play.

Andrew Porter, James Lowe, and Robbie Henshaw, Ireland internationals, are doubtful for the Aviva Stadium game.

Henshaw has a hamstring injury, Lowe has a calf issue, and Prop Porter has an arm injury.

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Victoria Beckham Beauty rare sale sees ‘better than Benefit’ brow gel down to £22

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The award-winning Victoria Beckham brow gel is currently 25% off because it looks “so natural.”

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Shoppers looking for a makeup product that can hold their eyebrows in place while adding color and volume won’t want to miss Victoria Beckham Beauty’s Cyber Monday sale on the FeatherFix Brow Gel. The former singer’s eponymous brand, which is typically priced at £30, is now offering a staggering 25% discount for a limited period of time, lowering the price to £22.50.

The brand offered 20% off sitewide during Victoria Beckham Beauty’s most recent sale, which made a bigger saving than Black Friday (November 28). A clinically tested and waterproof product that can last the entire day, FeatherFix Brow Gel.

Without dryness, crunch, or flakes, it claims to hold brow hairs in place. The formula is available in five different shades, with ” crystal clear ” and ” medium brunette ” being labelled as Victoria’s favorites.

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The FeatherFix Brow Gel claims to offer a 24-hour hold, so it’s definitely worth trying out for those who prefer a fluffed-up brow that stays put all day. The brand advises rubbing the product with upward and downward motions for one minute before letting it completely set before letting it dry.

The Benefit Gimme Brow+ Volumising Eyebrow Gel Mini, which is currently on sale at Boots for £14.50, might appeal to brow gel users looking to browse other brow gels. To give “natural-looking fullness and definition,” this makeup purchase contains tiny microfibers that “adhere to skin and hairs.”

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The NYX Brow Glue Crazy Lift, which is currently available for 5% off at Amazon, is a more affordable option. This brow lamination gel has a built-in styling comb for an even application, now priced at £5.99 (was £9.99).

Overall, 4.1 out of 190 reviews for the Victoria Beckham Beauty brow gel were provided. This brow gel/tint is a 10/10, according to one satisfied reviewer. It surpasses Benefit in quality.

Another pleased customer remarked, “Love it. Looks so natural. Using over 50 brows, it helps. “Just love it! ” added a third. perfect shade and so simple to use. Love, love, love”.

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The formula was overly moist, in fact, by some reviewers. One person complained that the gel itself didn’t seem to hold my brows very well and that the applicator wasn’t for me.

India orders phone makers to pre-install state-owned web safety app: Report

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According to reports, the Indian government has instructed smartphone makers to pre-install a state-owned cybersecurity app on all brand-new devices in an effort to combat online fraud and other crimes.

The companies are given 90 days to ensure that the app, known as Sanchar Saathi or “communication companion,” is pre-installed on new mobile phones with the condition that users can’t disable it, according to the November 28 order, whose existence was revealed by Reuters news agency and Indian media on Monday, three days after it was privately sent to manufacturers.

According to the reports, phone companies are also required to push a software update for the app’s installation on devices already in use by the Department of Telecommunications (DoT).

The 1.2 billion smartphone users in India have the option to install the app, which was released in January.

The government claims the app is necessary to stop “serious endangerment” of cybersecurity caused by duplicate or spoof IMEI numbers, which are assigned to each device to block network access for phones reported stolen.

Users have downloaded the app more than five million times since its launch, according to government figures, Reuters reported, helping to stop more than 3.7 million stolen or lost mobile devices and preventing more than 30 million phony connections.

According to the statistics, the app has helped recover more than 700, 000 lost phones over the past decade.

Apple is “probably going to resist.”

However, according to Reuters, the order is likely to face opposition from US tech giant Apple, which has previously fought with India’s telecoms regulator over a government-approved antispam mobile app, as well as privacy advocates.

A source with direct knowledge of the situation informed the news agency that Apple has internal guidelines for preventing anyone from downloading any third-party apps, even those that are developed by government-owned companies, before selling a device.

Research director at Counterpoint, a company that studies technology market, Tarun Pathak, told Reuters that Apple had previously turned down requests for government assistance in this regard.

They might bargain and request an option to nudge users toward installing the app, according to Pathak, “so it’s likely to seek a middle ground.”

The order “effectively removes user consent as a meaningful choice,” according to Mishi Choudhary, a lawyer who represents internet advocacy issues, the agency reported.

The DoT’s reports were not immediately addressed.