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Jeremy Clarkson called it the best thing he'd seen on television in years. That's why I spent the last couple of nights binge-watching Landman.

The US President has been working alongside the PGA Tour and LIV Golf to help hash out a merger deal.

President Trump signed an executive order confirming that the US government would recognize only two genders. The president then announced an order entitled 'Keeping Men Out of Women's Sports'.

HP will impose a minimum 15-minute wait time for consumer PC and printer support calls in five European countries, seeking to push customers toward digital channels, according to internal documents seen by The Register. The policy, implemented February 18, affects retail customers in Britain, Ireland, France, Germany and Italy. The outlet added that it anticipates "more countries could be added."

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Meghan Markle has hit a major milestone after she announced her lifestyle brand, American Riveria Orchard, had been re-branded to As Ever.

The offer prompted a torrent of responses online, with some saying they would accept the cash in a heartbeat and others insisting it's not enough. 'Flip me anytime,' one joked.

Apple, Dell made some progress, but MacBooks are still the worst to crack open, says PIRG

The right to repair movement has gained momentum, yet laptop makers have largely stalled on improving repairability.…

Students events company INVADES shared clips of a presenter casually interviewing guests at a Haydock Park, in Merseyside, racecourse earlier this week.

US medics have warned a popular diet being shared on social media and beloved by some influencers could increase the risk of a painful condition.

The actor, 66, attended a ceremony at the Guildhall in the capital after being nominated by Lord Mayor Alastair King.

It's the first time a European street has topped real-estate firm Cushman & Wakefield's annual global ranking of the world's most expensive retail destinations, now in its 34th year.

Paul Dent, who owns a property maintenance company, now appears to have moved on from the AirTag incident - appearing happy with his new partner Sam Harris.

A two-and-a-half-year-old girl shows no signs of a rare genetic disorder, after becoming the first person to be treated for the motor-neuron condition while in the womb. Nature: The child's mother took the gene-targeting drug during late pregnancy, and the child continues to take it. The "baby has been effectively treated, with no manifestations of the condition," says Michelle Farrar, a paediatric neurologist at UNSW Sydney in Australia. The results were published in the New England Journal of Medicine yesterday. The child was conceived with a genetic condition known as spinal muscular atrophy, which affects motor neurons that control movement, and leads to progressive muscle weakening. About one in every 10,000 births have some form of the condition -- making it a leading genetic cause of death in infants and children. In its most severe form, as in the case of this child, individuals lack both copies of the SMN1 gene, and have only one or two copies of a neighbouring gene, SMN2, that partially compensates for that deficiency. As a result, the body does not produce enough of the protein required for maintaining motor neurons in the spinal cord and brainstem. This protein is most important in the second and third trimesters, and the first few months of life. Babies with severe disease don't usually live past their third birthday.

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We can all criticise the place we grew up, but this new title was a real surprise

The Australian soap opera will reportedly end production this summer after production company Fremantle failed to agree a new deal with Amazon.

Councillors voted the plans through unanimously - despite concerns about the building's height

Set in the fictional county of Ruthshire, Jilly Cooper's racy novel Rivals depicts the English countryside as a cornucopia of flirting and fornication.

When it comes to celebrity-favourite swimwear brands, few have as impressive a fan base as Hunza G.

The decision was made on Dr Ali Shokouh-Amiri by a tribunal after he admitted 24 instances of inappropriate behaviour, out of more than 100 allegations.