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Latest news and updates from celebrity gossip to stories around the world.
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Latest news and updates from celebrity gossip to stories around the world.
The supermarket has decided to use more inclusive language.
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"Sarah was wonderful and we miss her all the time".
Fitbit users have been told to stop wearing the product after fears they could overheat and cause burns.
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Russian forces are advancing on Kyiv, the Ukrainian capital.
The video is going viral.
Prices have surged by £30,000 in the last 12 months.
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Hugh Bonneville was just as shocked when the news resurfaced.
Government is cracking down on unlicensed procedures.
The woman filmed her exchange with a Russian soldier who demanded to see her passport, as Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine continues.
Who knew you could get fined at the drive-thru?
Sabina Nessa was killed in September 2021 while on the way to meet a friend in South-East London.
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A woman was filmed confronting a soldier during the first day of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
A Facebook group about the matter has over 28,000 members.
Although the NES/T study has not yet been concluded, its test subjects are already reporting a variety of interesting side effects.
The government is announcing a raft of changes to the student loan system.
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A TikToker has recreated a “genius” dance from Disney’s Encanto - and it’s everything we needed, and more.
The misconduct hearing is due to conclude by Friday.
Zellner has been hired by Depp in his legal battle against ex wife Amber Heard.
Lateral flow tests in England will no longer be free from 1st April.
Dayo Okewale, chief of staff at the House of Lords, has responded after an internet blog claimed Queen Elizabeth had died.
Wolf's full name has finally been revealed.
The 17-year-old recently covered i_D Magazine, where he modelled shirtless in white boxers, with his jeans rolled down his legs.
Donna Roberts suffered from painful welts when wearing the gold strappy heels.
Lateral flow tests will no longer be free from April 1st.
Julie Brackenbury says the question can be 'damaging', however well intentioned.