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Esmae Smith has been in hospital since April as doctors fight to stop the illness

Extra, extra, read all about it! Andy Burnham is 'wargaming' a snap general election after his 'honeymoon' period on becoming Prime Minister. No he isn't.

Chatbot has no respect for timing of its maker's financial announcement

He's one of Britain's most successful social media stars and built an impressive career, having made his name as part of the hugely successful YouTube group The Sidemen.

Comedy legend Bobby Davro has revealed he is battling prostate cancer three years after the tragic death of his fiancée Vicky Wright and two years after his stroke. 

The father and brother of convicted murderer Vickrum Digwa are facing charges related to alleged weapons offences, dated back to the day Henry Nowak was killed.

The father and brother of convicted murderer Vickrum Digwa are facing charges related to alleged weapons offences, dated back to the day Henry Nowak was killed.

Melissa Rein Lively, 40, an American founder of the anti-woke PR firm America First PR, admitted her involvement in the incident and has agreed to pay compensation by July 14.

Networking orders surged, AI demand showed little sign of slowing, and HPE used the occasion to take a victory lap over its $14 billion Juniper bet

In years gone by, frozen food was all about speed and convenience foods on a budget, with TV dinners, naughty sweet treats, and filling sides sorted for loose change and in a matter of moments.

Lancaster-based company Bertha Ovens is set to rival US invention the Big Green Egg as this summer's most lusted after BBQ.

The victim had suffered two stab wounds to his head and to the back of his left thigh

Archie Norman said that the company's role was to 'ride the waves' of higher taxes but that that smaller firms have suffered more - resulting in the continued 'decline' of local High Streets.

When Sheila Joyce turned 10 and enrolled at a local cookery school it was the first step towards becoming a 'slave' for the Catholic sect Opus Dei. Read it in The Crime Desk newsletter.

Antony Whelton, known as Tony, purchased an apartment for £185,950 in 2008 that ultimately proved impossible to sell - with other flats now being listed for as little as £7,500.

Along with a group of other journalists, I had been invited on to the ship by a cruise company to promote its line and, ironically, Shirley Ballas herself. I'm sad to say, I felt bullied by her.

Walk into any pharmacy, health store or trendy cafe and you'll see rows of it on sale, offered in every variety from tablets and powders to fizzy drinks.

EXCLUSIVE BY OLIVER HOLT: It was early evening in the Oleander Bar at the Brenners Park Hotel in the pretty German spa town of Baden-Baden when Victoria Beckham came over to talk.

Professor Sir John Curtice said his latest analysis was that the insurgent party's supporters are a 'coalition' of people with 'distinct socially conservative views' .

Google has asked the EPA for permission to release up to 32 million sterile male mosquitoes in California and Florida over two years. The effort is part of the company's Debug program, which uses Wolbachia-infected males to reduce populations of disease-spreading Aedes aegypti mosquitoes. Google cites a similar approach in Singapore that helped suppress mosquito populations and reduce dengue cases. The Guardian reports: As part of its successful "Debug" program, Google is tapping into its tech expertise to raise an army of sterile male mosquitoes to lower the number of illness-spreading bugs. Mosquitoes -- the world's deadliest animal -- kill more people than any other creature in the world every year by spreading lethal diseases such as dengue, West Nile virus, Zika, chikungunya and malaria. A notice (PDF) from the federal register shows the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is reviewing Google's request to release up to 16 million mosquitoes annually, in Florida and California, over the span of two years. The EPA will decide whether to greenlight Google's request for an experimental use permit after a public comment period, which ends on 5 June. Male mosquitoes don't bite or carry disease. One of the main approaches Google is testing involves rearing male mosquitoes with a naturally occurring bacteria, called wolbachia, which stops them from having offspring with wild female mosquitoes. When an infected male tries to mate with a wild female, her eggs won't hatch; Google explains in a blog post: "the population gets smaller with each generation."

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