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Four huts on the seafront were affected by the blaze

Kinder Buenos have been around for more than three decades - but many fans of the sweet treat have had no idea what the name of the bars meant.

The small plane was discovered by local fishermen in Bolivia's Amazonas region on Friday after it had been missing for 48 hours.

Michelle Heaton tells MailOnline about her week at Casa de Campo Resort and Villas with her husband Hugh Hanley, and their two kids, Faith, 13, and 10-year-old AJ.

Students at Liverpool University have now been told asking someone for their pronouns is not inclusive and could be triggering.

It also has fabulous roast dinners making it perfect for any occasion

Ahead of this year's final, it seems as appropriate a time as any to remember one of snooker's most promising talents who died aged 27 after being diagnosed with a rare form of cancer.

Police have been investigating Jay Hexter since 2020

María Ángeles Molina, known as Angi, from Barcelona, killed her friend Ana Páez then used semen from brothel to make it look as though she'd been raped and murdered.

Lucy Powell, the leader of the House of Commons, was speaking on BBC Radio 4's Any Questions to Tim Montgomerie, the founder of ConservativeHome.

RIATH AL-SAMARRAI: Little can match the thrill of seeing the next big thing but even less ranks above the sight of a 14-year-old smashing a century in the Indian Premier League.

The famous race is a staple on Essex's calender and will be held again this Sunday

At what point does money become worthless? That, in a nutshell, is the question facing the wives and girlfriends of famous footballers lured to Saudi Arabia by bucketloads of cash.

Across England as a whole, almost 265,000 dwellings are long-term vacant. Yet, in parts of the country, close to 3 per cent of homes are empty, MailOnline can reveal.

Six young hikers, led by experienced mountaineer Lyudmila Korovina, had arrived to the remote Russian region of Irkutsk just a week before the tragedy unfolded.

Speaking to MailOnline, Danny has revealed the one thing that threw him during his time on ITV's reboot of Celebrity Big Brother.

A volcano that has not erupted in 250,000 years has shown signs of returning to life. Scientists warned that an eruption could cause widespread damage and seriously threaten life.

The EastEnders and Strictly favourite, 30, was in a relationship with Chloe Strand from March last year, but she recently learnt he was also seeing another woman from around August.

"It is the fastest, most efficient transistor ever," proclaims an announcment from Peking University. "And most important of all, there's no trace of silicon involved," adds ZME Science. From the South China Morning Post: A team of researchers at Peking University claims to have shattered chip performance limits and proven that China can use new materials to "change lanes" in the semiconductor race by circumventing silicon-based roadblocks entirely. The researchers, led by physical chemistry professor Peng Hailin, said their self-engineered 2D transistor could operate 40 per cent faster than Intel and TSMC's cutting-edge 3-nanometre silicon chips, while consuming 10 per cent less energy.... "While this path is born out of necessity due to current sanctions, it also forces researchers to find solutions from fresh perspectives," [Hailin] added. "Peking's major innovation comes from the two-dimensional nature of their transistors, facilitated by using an element other than silicon," writes Tom's Hardware: BiâOâSe, or bismuth oxyselenide, is a semiconductor material studied for its use in sub-1nm process nodes for years, largely thanks to its ability to be a 2D semiconductor. Two-dimensional semiconductors, like 2D BiâOâSe, are more flexible and sturdy at a small scale than silicon, which runs into reduced carrier mobility at even the 10nm node. Such breakthroughs into stacked 2D transistors and the move from silicon to bismuth are exciting for the future of semiconductors and are necessary for the Chinese industry to compete on the leading edge of semiconductors. ZME Science adds this note of skepticism. "Turning laboratory breakthroughs into commercial chips typically takes years — sometimes decades..." Thanks to Slashdot reader schwit1 for sharing the article.

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Like many Americans, Meghan Markle seems to be bemused by the historical British tradition of issuing titles to members of the Royal Family