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Woke Snow White star Rachel Zegler watched her own flop movie in an empty theater with a few friends as the Disney remake failed to pull in viewers after a series of controversies.

King Charles was full of laughs during a visit to Somerset House on Wednesday wile across town Queen Camilla was 'moved' by tour of prolific author Charles Dickens' former London home.

Spring has finally sprung - and about time too, I say! I'm very ready, as I'm sure you are, to shed winter's heavy layers and slip into something lighter and brighter.

Luckily, she survived with minimal permanent damage, apart from one, bizarre change to her face. The near-death experience began when the comedian spotted an extreme storm brewing.

EastEnders viewers have expressed their concern for an iconic actress as she admitted 'I cry every day' in an emotional Instagram post on Tuesday.

After showering your mum with presents and flowers, settle down in front of the TV for some Mother's Day bonding. Here, our TV experts pick 22 of the best films to make you laugh and cry.

Estate agent Charlotte Blackwell, 31, faked a wedding abroad to con family and friends out of thousands of pounds so she could pay off online bingo debts.

Victims' details at risk after criminals download 9,000 files from court database

Australian police are currently investigating the theft of "sensitive" data from a New South Wales court system after they confirmed approximately 9,000 files were stolen.…

Hear the words ' Wuthering Heights ', and you'll likely either think of GCSE English classes or Kate Bush frollicking around pretending to be a ghost.

War plans texted in a group chat over an encrypted chat service are now public - and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is under fire for his blatant lies and sharing of classified attack directives.

PC Ian Bell, 45, of Hadleigh, Suffolk, was arrested in January in connection with alleged offences between 2017 and 2024.

PC Ian Bell, 45, of Hadleigh, Suffolk, was arrested in January in connection with alleged offences between 2017 and 2024.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves today announced further welfare cuts as she confirmed changes for personal independence payment (Pip) and Universal Credit.

The United States has won far more Nobel Prizes in physics, chemistry, and medicine than any other nation, with the UK and Germany following in second and third place, according to an analysis of nearly 900 prize-winning publications. Universities account for roughly three-fourths of Nobel Prize-winning research, with a small number of elite institutions producing a disproportionate share of winners. Cambridge University leads with 32 prizes, followed by Harvard (22) and Columbia (13). While prizes are concentrated among researchers from the US, UK, and Germany, 43 countries have produced at least one scientific Nobel laureate. Outside Europe and the Anglosphere, Japan leads with 11 prizes, while Argentina, China, and India have only one or two each. The average age of Nobel Prize winners has steadily increased from about 45 in the 1920s to 65 in the 2010s, though the age at which scientists perform their groundbreaking work has remained relatively constant at around 40.

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The speech lasted 33 minutes, half the time of a real Budget. For all Labour's groans when Tories talked of 'an emergency Budget', this nonetheless felt like a big event.

A fellow passenger noticed the man, 33, engaged in the inappropriate act roughly halfway through the 73-minute flight. She alerted cabin crew, who issued repeated warnings to the man to stop.

How crucial is it to wash (not just rinse!) our faces in the AM? And what about the cautionary claims that over-washing could strip the skin from its natural oils?

Democratic senators on Wednesday called on Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth to resign after details of his Signal chats were published in The Atlantic magazine.

Jack Edward Lees was just days away from celebrating his 21st birthday when he travelled with the group of 60 other students to Cornwall for a four-day trip back in June last year.