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FITNESS enthusiasts searching for ways to stay active without spending a fortune are racing to Yoga-Go.

Right now, new users can save up to 61% on their first subscription – that’s an impressive price drop on an app that claims to help wellbeing in less than 30 minutes per day.

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New users can save up to 61% on their first subscription[/caption]

Yoga-Go: save up to 61% on your first subscription

Whether you want to lose weight, improve your health, or reduce your stress levels, Yoga-Go is a great choice for those looking to squeeze home workouts into their busy schedules.

The app supports both physical and mental well-being by offering personalized yoga and stretching workouts that last between seven and 30 minutes.

It offers beginner-friendly programs for all levels, including Chair Yoga, Wall Pilates, and Somatic Yoga, and allows users to focus on specific goals such as weight loss, mobility, flexibility, and stress relief.

You can even create custom sessions tailored to your specific needs using the Workout Builder tool, and that’s not all.

Within the app, you’ll also enjoy soothing visuals, voice guidance, new series, and access to the Yoga-Go activity tracker.

With this feature, users can track their progress and view completed workouts all in one place.

With millions of downloads and a wide selection of highly-rated reviews across the web, it’s clear that fitness enthusiasts are excited about this app.

Reviewing Yoga-Go, one user wrote: ”This application is remarkably good, professionally made.

”I can tell from the order of the exercises and the duration of their performance during the session that they are very well thought out to achieve a healthy, agile, and beautiful body even in adulthood. It is excellent.”

A second review read: ”I love the Yoga-Go app. It’s convenient to use at home and on vacation.

”I like how adaptable the exercises are … I can target what I would like to work on. Highly recommend!”

And a third user said: ”I love this app and how it is more tailored-made for my age and ability.

”I have a busy schedule, so it’s great that it doesn’t take up a lot of time each day.

”I’m looking forward to being more flexible, I can feel myself improving each day.”

To get started, simply download the Yoga-Go app (available on both iOS and Android), complete a personalized quiz, and save up to 61% on your first subscription.

Yoga-Go: save up to 61% on your first subscription

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Shoppers can also save big on a walking app that helps its users shed weight.

There’s also a huge saving on the Muscle Booster app, which is powered by AI to customise your fitness goals.

DEADLY wildfires are sweeping through Spain and France with hotels and popular beach bars being evacuated.

Southern Spain was set alight after a terrifying forest fire erupted near a beach resort in a blaze described by an official as the fastest-spreading fire he has ever seen.

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A beach in Tarifa, Spain was engulfed in flames[/caption]

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Spain is experiencing a prolonged heatwave with temperatures reaching 43C in some areas[/caption]

Hundreds of people are said to have rushed for cover in a shelter in Algeciras after a fire ripped through Tarifa.

Locals and tourists were evacuated from hotels and homes as the flames were fanned towards a beach bars and nearby campsites.

The fires were also fast approaching the N-340 highway and the Estrecho Natural Park.

A team of up to 17 aircraft were deployed to battle the blazes since Sunday.

Firefighters were still working to extinguish the fires on Wednesday.

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An 84-year-old man has died three days after he and his wife, 82, were allegedly assaulted by a man known to them at their home near Wagga Wagga.

IRAN has executed a nuclear scientist accused of passing sensitive information to Israel’s Mossad amid an intensifying crackdown on alleged foreign spies.

Roozbeh Vadi reportedly worked as a nuclear expert at the Atomic Energy Organisation of Iran.

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Iran has executed a nuclear scientist accused of giving sensitive intel to Mossad[/caption]

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Roozbeh Vadi reportedly worked as a nuclear expert at the Atomic Energy Organisation of Iran[/caption]

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Iran ranks as the world’s second-most prolific executioner after China (stock)[/caption]

But he was hanged Wednesday after being convicted of transferring “classified information” to the Israeli intelligence agency.

Iran’s judiciary-run outlet Mizan Online claimed Vadi was recruited online by Mossad and later met agents in Vienna on five occasions.

The leaked intel allegedly led to the killing of an unnamed Iranian nuclear scientist during Israel’s Operation Rising Lion – a 12-day offensive which targeted the heart of Tehran’s nuclear and military infrastructure.

“The man had leaked information about a nuclear scientist who was assassinated during the Zionist regime’s recent aggression,” Mizan reported.

The outlet added the execution followed confirmation of his sentence by Iran’s Supreme Court.

Iranian authorities say Vadi was employed at a “key and sensitive organisation” and had access to state secrets.

He was reportedly held in Tehran Evin Prison since his arrest in February 2024, according to local NGO Iran Human Rights.

The June conflict marked an unprecedented escalation, with Israel launching over 900 strikes across Tehran and beyond.

The bombardment killed scores of senior Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) commanders, at least a dozen nuclear scientists, and hundreds of others, according to Iranian and international reports.

In the aftermath, Tehran vowed swift justice against those suspected of aiding the Israeli assault.

Authorities have since arrested numerous individuals for alleged espionage and have already executed several accused of working with Mossad, The Telegraph reports.

In the past two weeks alone, three people were reportedly hanged for smuggling “assassination equipment” into Iran on Israel’s behalf.

Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence has claimed it is in a “relentless battle” against foreign espionage networks including Mossad, the CIA, and MI6.

Human rights organisations, however, have raised alarms over the pace of these trials.

Mahmood Amiry-Moghaddam, director of Iran Human Rights, condemned the executions, saying they are “only to intimidate society and cover up the corruption and inefficiencies of the system.”

He added that espionage suspects are “sentenced to death without access to their chosen lawyer, in an unfair, non-transparent process.”

Iran ranks as the world’s second-most prolific executioner after China, according to Amnesty International and other rights groups.

Separately on Wednesday, authorities also executed a man convicted of being a member of the Islamic State group.

He was allegedly planning terrorist operations inside Iran, Mizan reported.

It comes after Iran reportedly asked the Taliban to hand over a bombshell list of MI6 spies and British special forces accidentally leaked by the UK government.

The shocking move was revealed on Monday amid claims Tehran is coordinating with Taliban warlords to get their hands on the so-called “kill list”.

The vast and highly sensitive database exposes more than 100 British officials and up to 25,000 Afghans who worked alongside UK forces.

One senior Iranian official told The Telegraph that the Revolutionary Guard Corps had “formally requested” the Taliban share the list, adding that “MI6 intelligence assets will take priority”.

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Tehran has been intensifying its crackdown on alleged foreign spies[/caption]

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