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Liverpool have reached a full agreement over personal terms with Brighton's Alexis Mac Allister.

By Sruthi Shankar and Shristi Achar A Wall Street futures were subdued on Monday after a solid rally

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s visit to Saudi Arabia this week is the latest sign of improving

Dommaraju Gukesh beat Nodirbek Abdusattorov in the battle of the teenage chess prodigies at the Norway Chess tournament on Sunday.

A woman has been hospitalised thanks to an unfortunate mix-up. In a viral clip posted to TikTok, 22-year-old Lyd (@icyylyd) urged her 112,000 followers to always "read the bottles" after she applied what she thought were eyedrops, only to discover she had doused herself in super glue. Lyd shared a montage of the horrifying incident, starting with a gruesome image of her eye glued shut. "They had me apply an ointment that breaks down and dissolves the glue," she wrote over a brief recording of her rubbing the cream on the affected eye. Sign up for our free Indy100 weekly newsletter She then showed herself being treated by medics on a hospital bed, explaining that the cream didn't work. This meant a doctor was forced to pick at the glue in an attempt to remove it. After several attempts, Lyd was taken into a private room where her eye was finally opened with a metal tool. She concluded by showing viewers her bloodshot eye after successfully being opened. "I'm in so much pain," she wrote while holding a compress against it. @icyylyd Not fun :))) read bottles before using! #fyp #superglueineye #foryoupage #foryou Inevitably, the TikTok soon spread across the platform, with a staggering 5.4 million views and thousands of comments from concerned users. "Oh my god girl … I hope you get better and I’m praying there’s no damage to your eye," one person wrote, to which Lyd responded: "Thankyou. In a lot of pain and vision is still not the best. They gave me antibiotic eye drops." Another added: "Superglue evil for designing their bottles the same as eyedrop bottles." Meanwhile, one medic claimed the mortifying incident is more common than people may think. They wrote: "Former ophthalmic tech here! This happens WAY more often than you’d think. Sometimes the only way is to trim the lashes down." Have your say in our news democracy. Click the upvote icon at the top of the page to help raise this article through the indy100 rankings.

Four US senators are scrutinizing Twitter's privacy practices and questioning whether the platform under CEO Elon Musk flouted consumer protection law following widespread layoffs and resignations, highlighting vast legal risks for Twitter and Musk.

Lily-Rose Depp's "The Idol" debuts, the Heat beat the Nuggets in Game 2, Liam Hendriks got his first win since returning and more in the Roundup.

By Rachael Levy, Krystal Hu and Marisa Taylor Elon Musk's brain implant startup Neuralink, which was valued at

One of China’s top battery-makers reckons it has cracked a technology to provide even cheaper and more powerful

Ukraine’s European neighbors are set to extend a ban on importing the country’s grain until mid-September, a move

Apple Inc. is on pace to close at a record high ahead of its most significant product launch

Victor Osimhen gives his view on the possibility of leaving Napoli this summer amid Chelsea & Man Utd transfer interest.