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Conor McGregor was spotted on a cosy dinner date on his birthday with the same mystery woman he was pictured kissing on the beach earlier this week.

The Secret Service put the White House 's front lawn on a brief lockdown after a security incident near the front gate.

President Donald Trump warned Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky not to bomb Moscow, making a sharp shift in strategy as he pushes to end the war in the Ukraine. 

Northside Newham and Southside Newham clashed as holidaymakers fled to safety. Businesses said the confrontation had 'tainted' the area, with custom falling dramatically since.

Gareth Hock, who made almost 200 appearances for Wigan Warriors, 'ripped' the woman's clothes off and attacked her after he had been drinking, a jury was told.

Bitcoin notched an eighth all-time record peak of this year on Monday as the price of the world's biggest cryptocurrency rocketed above $120,000 for the first time.

They starred in an iconic movie that made over $100 million at the box office as well as spawning some of the most beloved musical tunes of all time.

Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas warned young entrepreneurs that tech giants will "copy anything that's good" during a talk at Y Combinator's AI Startup School, telling founders they must "live with that fear." Srinivas said that companies raising tens of billions need to justify capital expenditures and search for new revenue streams. Perplexity pioneered web-crawling chatbots when it launched its answer engine in December 2022, but Google's Bard added internet-crawling three months later, followed by ChatGPT in May 2023 and Anthropic's Claude in March 2025. The competition has extended to browsers, with Perplexity launching its Comet browser on July 9 and Reuters reporting that OpenAI is developing a web browser to challenge Google Chrome. Perplexity's communications head Jesse Dwyer said larger companies will "drown your voice."

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Could the 'peace summit' in London really herald the distant possibility of an end to the bitter feud between Harry and Meghan and the rest of the Royal Family?

Amid great secrecy and alarm, Operation Rubific was launched. It was one of the biggest peacetime evacuations in modern UK history: rescuing Afghans whose names were on a leaked database.

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They might pay more, but don't expect a mega salary anymore

If you're looking for top dollar and job satisfaction as an IT professional, try for a role in the biggest, most faceless mega-corporation you can find - at least that's what mid-year US salary survey data suggests.…

The current cap on compensation payments for people wrongly jailed for 10 years or more will rise by £300,000 to £1.3million, Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood confirmed.

Inventories stack up stateside as Apple and co prep for import tax tweaks

The global smartphone industry is taking a hit from increasing uncertainty and volatility in the marketplace caused by a certain US President's unpredictable trade policies.…

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NIST: There's a new record holder for the most accurate clock in the world. Researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have improved their atomic clock based on a trapped aluminum ion. Part of the latest wave of optical atomic clocks, it can perform timekeeping with 19 decimal places of accuracy. Optical clocks are typically evaluated on two levels -- accuracy (how close a clock comes to measuring the ideal "true" time, also known as systematic uncertainty) and stability (how efficiently a clock can measure time, related to statistical uncertainty). This new record in accuracy comes out of 20 years of continuous improvement of the aluminum ion clock. Beyond its world-best accuracy, 41% greater than the previous record, this new clock is also 2.6 times more stable than any other ion clock. Reaching these levels has meant carefully improving every aspect of the clock, from the laser to the trap and the vacuum chamber. The team published its results in Physical Review Letters. "It's exciting to work on the most accurate clock ever," said Mason Marshall, NIST researcher and first author on the paper. "At NIST we get to carry out these long-term plans in precision measurement that can push the field of physics and our understanding of the world around us."

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When ITV announced that there were to be cuts on its breakfast programme Good Morning Britain, there were fears for Kate Garraway's future there.

David Dixon, 36, of Armond Road, appeared at Chelmsford Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday, July 15, where he pleaded guilty.

Emergency services were called to Burnham Road, Rettendon, at around 11.30pm on Monday, July 14, following reports of a serious crash.

Cher and her boyfriend looked very much in love as they were spotted leaving a popular watering hole in Rome on Sunday.