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Five-year-old Jesse Thomas has destroyed TVs, walls, a chandelier and a conservatory door, according to his mother Emma, 41, from Southwick, West Sussex.

Found between the shoulder blades, the US-born loop has a long history. While its principal purpose has remained the same over time, it has also had other, very novel uses at various points.

Keira Rumble felt a shift within herself after having her second child. Later, sitting in a specialist's office, a single sentence gave shape to lingering unease that had been clouding her mind.

Car shop repair man Mateusz Hepa was on his way home from a night shift in the Polish city of Katowice in August 2023 when he bumped into Wiktoria Kozielska who was returning from a party.

The TV presenter, 67, has long been open about her weight struggles, having fluctuated between a size 22 and a size 12 over the years.

theodp writes: Way back in 2010, Microsoft and Google teamed with nonprofit partners to launch Computing in the Core, an advocacy coalition whose mission was "to strengthen computing education and ensure that it is a core subject for students in the 21st century." In 2013, Computing in the Core was merged into Code.org, a new tech-backed-and-directed nonprofit. And in 2015, Code.org declared 'Mission Accomplished' with the passage of the Every Student Succeeds Act, which elevated computer science to a core academic subject for grades K-12. Fast forward to June 2025 and Code.org has changed its About page to reflect a new AI mission that's near-and-dear to the hearts of Code.org's tech giant donors and tech leader Board members: "Code.org is a nonprofit working to make computer science (CS) and artificial intelligence (AI) a core part of K-12 education for every student." The mission change comes as tech companies are looking to chop headcount amid the AI boom and just weeks after tech CEOs and leaders launched a new Code.org-orchestrated national campaign to make CS and AI a graduation requirement.

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The National Trust has enraged its members by covering up an art piece about female empowerment when an activist restored JK Rowling 's name after it had been stitched over.

Canoville, 63, played for the Blues between 1981 and 1986 and helped them to the Second Division title in 1983-84.

Tuesday's episode of the BBC show saw Briony May Williams, 41, help couple Barry and Pauline find their dream home in the rural area of Hertfordshire.

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