With Love, Meghan guest star who had key role in Duchess's royal wedding reveals what it was really like to be on her cooking show
Clare Smyth, an internationally renowned chef from Northern Ireland , will appear in the new season of Meghan Markle's new coking series.
Duchess of Sussex shares As Ever product update - ahead of With Love, Meghan series two premiere
The Duchess of Sussex has shared the latest promo for her lifestyle brand - as she revealed that customers can expect a restock of products along with season two of With Love, Meghan airing.
Drink enjoyed by millions every day 'could trigger hair loss', experts warn
Portuguese researchers found people who regularly consume such drinks could dramatically raise their risk of hair loss.
Trump puts South Korea's leader on the spot about mysterious 'purge' going on in his country in uncomfortable Oval Office moment
President Donald Trump met with South Korean President Lee Jae Myung on Monday and raised concerns about reports of ongoing violence in the country during their meeting in the Oval Office.
Eva Longoria, 50, poses in a skimpy swimsuit in Spain as she cozies up to her son, 7
She was accompanied by her seven-year-old son Santiago, whom she shares with her third husband Jose Baston, a dashing Mexican businessman.
The 'silent' disease that raises your risk of heart failure... do YOU have it?
Researchers from Duke University found that millions of Americans are at high risk for heart failure, with nearly 50 percent with a common disease already showing signs of heart damage.
Intel Warns US Equity Stake Could Trigger 'Adverse Reactions'
Intel said Monday that converting $8.87 billion in federal chip subsidies into a 10% equity stake creates unprecedented complications and potential "adverse reactions" for a company deriving 76% of revenue internationally. The arrangement transforms Biden-era CHIPS Act grants into share purchases at $20.74 -- a discount to Friday's $24.80 close -- with the Department of Commerce receiving up to 433 million shares by Tuesday's expected closing.
Foreign governments may impose additional regulations on Intel due to US government ownership, the company warned in securities filings, while the precedent could discourage other nations from offering grants if they expect similar equity conversions. China alone represents 29% of Intel's revenue. The deal also restricts Intel's strategic flexibility, requiring government votes align with board recommendations except on matters affecting federal interests.
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I lost my best friend... to God. She was a typical teen who loved boys and partying but this is the moment everything changed - and the truth it tells us about the rise of religion among young people
I don't remember the exact moment I lost my best friend to God. I recall the day we finally addressed the fact. But by then, it was already too late.
Police 'make arrests left, right and centre' at Notting Hill Carnival as Met 'clampdown on hippy crack' and anti-social behaviour
More than one million people hit the streets of west London as Adults Day commenced today. A sea of colourful costumes, floats, dancing and music were seen in celebration of Caribbean culture.
I was abducted and chained up in a storage unit by a murderous rapist. I made a horrific sacrifice to survive
Samantha Stites was abducted, chained to a wall, and held in a soundproof unit for 14 hours by a stalker who vowed to rape her, kill her and then make it look like she had drowned.
I lost nine stone on Mounjaro but then I was hit with this disfiguring side-effect I'd never heard of... and doctors say it's now on the rise
When Hope Lancaster Colquhoun was prescribed Mounjaro and instantly shed the pounds, the jab felt like a 'lifeline'. But her weight wasn't the only dramatic change.
In a Hotter World, Some People Age Faster, Researchers Find
Living through extreme heat waves can accelerate your rate of aging, according to research published Monday. From a report: Scientists analyzed 15 years' worth of health data from nearly 25,000 adults in Taiwan and found that two years of exposure to heat waves could speed up a person's so-called biological aging by eight to 12 extra days. It may not sound like a lot, but this number builds over time, said Cui Guo, an assistant professor at the University of Hong Kong who led the study, which was published Monday in the journal Nature Climate Change.
"This small number actually matters," she said. "This was a study of a two-year exposure, but we know heat waves have actually been occurring for decades." The research comes as human-induced climate change is making heat waves more intense and long-lasting. The West Coast of the United States is suffering from sweltering temperatures while Iran is experiencing searing heat. Record-breaking temperatures punished Europe, Japan and Korea earlier this month. France recently experienced its second heat wave of the summer, sparking a national debate over air-conditioning.
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xAI fires legal rocket at Apple and OpenAI claiming they're locking out Grok
Lawsuit 'consistent with Mr Musk’s ongoing pattern of harassment' says Altman's crew
Elon Musk's xAI and X businesses have shown a bad case of the Mondays by launching an antitrust lawsuit against Apple and OpenAI that claims the duo are trying to stifle competition in the mobile machine-intelligence world.…
Frankie Bridge shares worrying posts about her depression battle as she admits she feels like a 'worthless waste of space'
The former Saturdays star, 36, is a huge advocate for speaking out about mental health, and often talks about her own struggles on social media.
Blue-haired North West, 12, gives petite mother Kim Kardashian a run for her money in the fashion stakes as they spend quality time together in Rome
The eldest child of the Skims founder debuted eye-catching blue hair which was worn in bunches while leaving Pierluigi Restaurant.
Cause of grotesque wildlife mutations across the US revealed as outbreak fears mount
Mutated wildlife spotted throughout the US has sparked fears that a larger outbreak of infectious diseases may soon threaten humans.
The horrifying ibuprofen side effect you can't ignore: DR MARTIN SCURR reveals what taking the popular painkiller regularly really does to you
A reader asks: Is it possible that the many ibuprofens I have taken over a year (maximum doses) led to this condition?
Stunning country farmhouse with six bedrooms and its own swimming pool goes on the market for just £19,000
The Grade II listed home in Cotleigh, near Honiton in Devon offers picturesque views of the Devon countryside and also has its own library.
Google To Require Identity Verification for All Android App Developers by 2027
Google will require identity verification for all Android app developers, including those distributing apps outside the Play Store, starting September 2026 in Brazil, Indonesia, Singapore, and Thailand before expanding globally through 2027. Developers must register through a new Android Developer Console beginning March 2026. The requirement applies to certified Android devices running Google Mobile Services. Google cited malware prevention as the primary motivation, noting sideloaded apps contain 50 times more malware than Play Store apps.
Hobbyist and student developers will receive separate account types. Developer information submitted to Google will not be displayed to users.
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The £1.6m mansion with a duck pond in a sleepy commuter town on the market
It's maintained it's period charm while also developing a modern feel