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The former Take That star, 52, is currently playing across Europe as part of his Britpop tour, before he heads to Australia and New Zealand .

The Health and Social Care Committee (HSSC), a cross-party group of 11 MPs, has asked the Government to explain if the UK is prepared for a future outbreak.

I was the last person on earth you'd expect to become a 'trad wife', as they've been dubbed on social media, writes Annabel Fenwick Elliott. Yet here I am ticking all those boxes.

Every week, Femail asks two singletons to report back from their blind date. Today, Zalayka and Thomas recount their dinner. Read on to find out whether they had chemistry...

As an investment choice, wine has the exceptional appeal that if you fail to make a healthy profit, you still have an asset to drown your sorrows.

Lowri Denman was thankful she didn't have 'Delhi belly'... but in reality, she had picked up something much worse, a metre-long tapeworm that would later nearly kill her.

Inspector General's report says time is running out for the Calamity Capsule

MORE than 100 lucky Essex residents have bagged thousands of pounds this month as the big winners of July's Premium Bonds draw have been revealed.

A Braintree musician is sharing his song to soundtrack England’s World Cup campaign.

MORE than 100 lucky Essex residents have bagged thousands of pounds this month as the big winners of July's Premium Bonds draw have been revealed.

The charges are linked to claims that a woman transferred the money believing that she would receive a substantial return

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Space.com: NASA provided an Artemis update today (June 30), announcing new lunar landing contracts for its Moon Base initiative and a surprise new possible rover mission that could be headed to the moon's south pole. During the second monthly update that NASA has provided for its moon base plans, the agency named Astrobotic, Firefly Aerospace and Intuitive Machines as the providers of four robotic landers that will deliver scientific payloads to the surface of the moon, as NASA tests and expands the technologies needed for a permanent human outpost. "This is this drawing on the playbook that worked very well for NASA during the 1960s," NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman said during the livestreamed update, explaining the experiential approach to a crewed lunar return. "We didn't just jump right to Apollo 11." Isaacman also announced the potential repurposing of an engineering development model built to mirror the agency's Perseverance and Curiosity rovers on Mars. "There is another," Isaacman said, quoting Yoda's line from "Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back." That test rover is called PROMISE, short for "Polar Rover for Observation, Mapping, and In-Situ Exploration" (though it was formerly known as Optimism). PROMISE was developed at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Southern California, where it has been used as a test platform for fixes or commands that engineers want to try on the ground before permanently sending them to Perseverance and Curiosity. Now, NASA wants to send PROMISE on a mission of its own. Though sending PROMISE to the moon would leave Perseverance and Curiosity -- both of which remain active on Mars -- without an Earth-based testbed, Isaacman thinks it would be worth it. "We've had years now of experience operating the two rovers on the surface of Mars, and we've got this hardware that the taxpayers have invested a lot in," he said. "So the question was posed: 'What if we send it to the moon?'" With a little refurbishment, PROMISE would help advance NASA's lunar plans, Isaacman added. Like Perseverance and Curiosity, the test rover is powered by a radioisotope thermoelectric generator (RTG), which converts heat from naturally decaying radioactive material into electricity. So it wouldn't require sunlight to operate -- a real benefit on the moon, where most locations experience long stretches of darkness. (NASA plans to build its Artemis base near the moon's south pole, which is thought to harbor an abundance of water ice and also has a relatively complex lighting environment.) The other robots currently in the works to launch on future missions to the moon, including the landers announced during today's update, are all solar powered. Through 2029, NASA hopes to launch up to 20 such missions as part of the CLPS (Commercial Lunar Payload Services) initiative to support the first phase of the agency's moon base plans, and the landers announced today will be some of the first in that lineup.

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An ex-military base could soon provide taxpayer-funded accommodation for 1,250 'single adult male' asylum seekers despite the concerns of villagers.

Whilst decorating a wedding cake for a client in 2024, I received a call from a lady at my local council who said: 'We've received an anonymous complaint about you from one of your neighbours.'

Kate Moss's former best friend, celebrity party planner Fran Cutler, has broken her silence on cutting off famous friends amid her years-long rift with the supermodel.

The death of the 23-month-old boy marks the third hot car fatality reported in Florida this year, and the ninth across the country.

Coughlans Bakery, which was founded in 1937 and spanned across 31 stores in the UK, shared its decision to go into voluntary liquidation this week.

The former British number one was controversially not given a wildcard into the men's singles draw and Evans claims no one from the LTA had 'the minerals' to give him a reason.

It is a role that any actor would become a green ey'd monster over. But the latest portrayal of Shakespeare's Moor of Venice - reimagined as a lesbian - has caused quite a stir.

PlayStation has announced that it will scrap physical games from January 2028.