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There's 40 acres of parkland to walk around, fishing lakes and golf facilities, as well as a café

From Made In Chelsea star to hit podcaster, Radio 1 presenter and entrepreneur, JAMIE LAING has been on a wild ride. Next stop, fatherhood.

The harrowing death of 'golden girl' crew member Paige Bell earlier this month on board a 43-metre vessel in the Bahamas sent shockwaves across the tight-knit industry.

The singer (pictured), who headlined Glastonbury and Hyde Park shows this summer, revealed his anguish in deeply personal lyrics on his new album.

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Rosie Green gets the dermatologist's verdict on the new purse-friendly, science-led products.

The British monarch (right) of 63 years, from 1837 to 1901, was widely known to have been extremely fond of the Scottish servant (left).

He suspended himself from the party last week before announcing he would not return days later

The 20-year-old son of Peter Andre and Katie Price has been dating Jasmine, 24, since April 2024 after the pair met through events while she was working in PR.

The CCPC said that a manufacturing defect could cause the appliances to dangerously overheat, posing a serious threat of fires, injury, or even death.

Hillingdon, which is close to Heathrow, has at any time an average of 2,700 asylum seekers housed in hotels surrounding the airport, one of the highest rates in the country.

Major space industry players -- including SpaceX, Boeing, and Blue Origin -- are urging Congress to maintain funding for the TraCSS space traffic coordination program, warning that eliminating it would endanger satellite safety and potentially drive companies abroad. Under the proposed FY 2026 budget, the Office of Space Commerce's funding would be cut from $65 million to just $10 million. "That $55M cut is accomplished by eliminating the Traffic Coordination System for Space (TraCSS) program," reports The Register. From the report: "One of OSC's most important functions is to provide space traffic coordination support to US satellite operators, similar to the Federal Aviation Administration's role in air traffic control," stated letters from space companies including SpaceX, Boeing, Blue Origin, and others. The letters argue that safe space operations "in an increasingly congested space domain" are critical for modern services like broadband satellite internet and weather forecasting, but that's not all. "Likewise, a safe space operating environment is vital for continuity of national security space missions such as early warning of missile attacks on deployed US military forces," the letters added. Industry trade groups sent the letters to the Democratic and Republican leadership of the House and Senate budget subcommittees for Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies, claiming to represent more than 450 US companies in the space, satellite, and defense sectors. The letters argue for the retention of the OSC's FY 2025 budget of $65 million, as well as keeping control of space traffic coordination within the purview of the Department of Commerce, under which the OSC is nested, and not the Department of Defense, where it was previously managed. "Successive administrations have recognized on a bipartisan basis that space traffic coordination is a global, commercial-facing function best managed by a civilian agency," the companies explained. "Keeping space traffic coordination within the Department of Commerce preserves military resources for core defense missions and prevents the conflation of space safety with military control." In the budget request document, the government explained the Commerce Department was unable to complete "a government owned and operated public-facing database and traffic coordination system" in a timely manner. The private sector, meanwhile, "has proven they have the capability and the business model to provide civil operators" with the necessary space tracking data. But according to the OSC, TraCSS would have been ready for operations by January 2026, raising the question of why the government would kill the program so late in the game.

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In the latest deepening of the rift between Labour and Unite, the union's boss Sharon Graham issued a barbed broadside at Ms Rayner, claiming she had acted in a 'despicable way'.

There are today more than 650 million women suffering the direct consequences of child marriage. Global instability - war and poverty - threatens to increase this.

A total of five boats carrying 353 came people crossed the English Channel yesterday and 573 arrived in 10 boats on Thursday, according to government data.

The district already has six McDonald's venues

Three of them were found in the car bursting at the seams with stolen gold items

When asked whether members of Harry's family are due to attend the event in Birmingham, Helen Helliwell told People, 'We'd be delighted if members of the royal family were able to attend.'

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