Rochelle Humes 'gave Myleene Klass' ex-husband Graham Quinn a place to stay' following their split after she caught him 'cheating' with a celebrity
Radio presenter Myleene, 47, hit the headlines after accusing her former husband Graham Quinn of cheating on her with another celebrity, who she has refused to name.
One dead and dozens hurt after 6.1-magnitude earthquake in Turkey saw buildings reduced to rubble
The epicentre of the deadly earthquake was in western Turkey's Sindirgi in Balikesir, as residents started to feel tremors around 8pm local time today.
UK's trade envoy to Turkey faces calls to resign after he visited Northern Cyprus
Afzal Khan arrived in the Turkish-controlled area last week 'for a series of official engagements', a local newspaper reported.
'I can't sell my house': Locals furious over plans for giant solar farm nearly double the size of their village 'putting off' people buying their homes
Plans for a solar farm near the village of Weeton in Yorkshire have been opposed by locals who say it will 'transform' the 'cherished' natural landscape into an industrial site.
Prince Harry vows to continue supporting impoverished children in Lesotho but 'no decisions made' on next steps after Sentebale row
The Duke of Sussex last week walked away from the charity following a damning report.
Labour is flooding Britain's streets with a tidal wave of dangerous criminals: PHILIP FLOWER
Under Labour's shambolic scheme to reduce overcrowding in prisons he might well be deemed a 'low risk' and released after serving just 40 per cent of his time.
Trump and Putin's Alaskan summit looks like an old-fashioned territorial carve-up by great powers that rewards the strong and punishes the weak: PATRICK BISHOP
On Friday he will sit down in Alaska with his exasperating frenemy Vladimir Putin for what has the potential to be one of the most significant leader-to-leader summits of recent history.
Astrophysicist Proposes Paperclip-Sized Spacecraft Could Travel at Lightspeed to a Black Hole
"It sounds like science fiction: a spacecraft, no heavier than a paperclip, propelled by a laser beam," writes this report from ScienceDaily, "and hurtling through space at the speed of light toward a black hole, on a mission to probe the very fabric of space and time and test the laws of physics."
"But to astrophysicist and black hole expert Cosimo Bambi, the idea is not so far-fetched."
Reporting in the Cell Press journal iScience, Bambi outlines the blueprint for turning this interstellar voyage to a black hole into a reality... "We don't have the technology now," says author Cosimo Bambi of Fudan University in China. "But in 20 or 30 years, we might." The mission hinges on two key challenges — finding a black hole close enough to target and developing probes capable of withstanding the journey.
Previous knowledge on how stars evolve suggests that there could be a black hole lurking just 20 to 25 light-years from Earth, but finding it won't be easy, says Bambi. Because black holes don't emit or reflect light, they are virtually invisible to telescopes... "There have been new techniques to discover black holes," says Bambi. "I think it's reasonable to expect we could find a nearby one within the next decade...."
Bambi points to nanocrafts — gram-scale probes consisting of a microchip and light sail — as a possible solution. Earth-based lasers would blast the sail with photons, accelerating the craft to a third of the speed of light. At that pace, the craft could reach a black hole 20 to 25 light-years away in about 70 years. The data it gathers would take another two decades to get back to Earth, making the total mission duration around 80 to 100 years... Bambi notes that the lasers alone would cost around one trillion euros today, and the technology to create a nanocraft does not yet exist. But in 30 years, he says that costs may fall and technology may catch up to these bold ideas.
"If the nanocraft can travel at a velocity close to the speed of light, the mission could last 40-50 years," Bambi writes in the article, while acknowledging his idea is certainly very speculative and extremely challenging..."
"However, we should realize that most of the future experiments in particle physics and astrophysics will likely require long time (for preparation, construction, and data collection) and the work of a few generations of scientists, be very expensive, and in many cases, we will not have other options if we want to make progress in a certain field."
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Molly-Mae shows off her incredible figure in a black bikini while on family holiday in Turkey with boyfriend Tommy Fury and daughter Bambi
Molly-Mae showed off her incredible bikini body on Sunday as she gave fans an insight into her holiday to Turkey with Tommy and Bambi. The influencer, 26, showcased her curves in a black bikini.
First Nick Clegg lost his seat, now he's on the public-speaking circuit and can't fill them: ANDREW PIERCE
He was once the deputy prime minister but then Sir Nick Clegg led the Lib Dems into the political wilderness at the 2015 General Election before losing his Commons seat two years later.
KEMI BADENOCH: Labour's council tax rises are a cynical raid on the very people who keep this country going
Rachel Reeves 's business-squeezing budget has led to rising unemployment, lower growth and a stagnant economy. As ever, Labour's answer is even more tax rises.
In using terror laws to pursue the deluded protesters of Palestine Action, Yvette Cooper is the REAL extremist: STEPHEN GLOVER
We expect to be able to say whatever we want within the confines of the law, and to demonstrate peacefully. These are rightly said to be precious liberties.
Inside Kelly Clarkson's ex Brandon Blackstock's heartbreaking final days before his shock death at 48
Brandon Blackstock, the former husband of Kelly Clarkson , spent his final months surrounded by the peace and quiet of Montana - the place he felt most 'at home.'
Diddy's lawyer reveals the 'bond' disgraced rapper shares with Trump as president mulls pardoning him
Sean 'Diddy' Combs' lawyer has revealed the unlikely 'bond' the disgraced rapper shares with Donald Trump, as the President considers granting him a pardon.
Aspiring doctors with only BCC grades can still enter medicine due to diversity and inclusion scheme
Bradford University runs a foundation year for those with lower grades to catch up - transferring 20 of these students per year directly to a full medical degree at nearby Sheffield University.
ALEX BRUMMER: Pound's mixed blessing in a world with higher trade barriers
Visitors to London will find it more expensive than ever. More reason for Rachel Reeves to stop penalising tourists.
Raise retirement age to match life expectancy, say managers
A poll of executives conducted by the Chartered Management Institute found about half those aged 55 or over agreed a rise was necessary.
Trump tariffs give luxury brands £75bn headache
Ten big names, including LVMH, Hermes and Estee Lauder, have shed £73.87billion since Donald Trump's announcement.
Nicola Adams admits her ex Ella Baig's career on x-rated site put a strain on their relationship as she reveals what it's like co-parenting son Taylor, 3, following their surprise split
The Olympic boxing hero, 42, split with model Ella, 27, earlier this year after seven years together.
The Derek & the Dominos founder Bobby Whitlock dead at 77
Bobby Whitlock, the soulful pianist, guitarist, and songwriter whose fingerprints are all over three of rock's most celebrated albums has died at the age of 77.