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James Wood, 34, is being questioned by police in connection with the 17-year-old's disappearance after she decided to move out of the house they shared in Queensland.

A British tourist has defended putting towels on sunbeds while nipping for breakfast on holiday.

Mr Monks, from Glasgow, vanished in the early hours of last Wednesday morning after travelling to Albufeira for a stag do with friends.

Comedian Katherine Ryan has revealed she's expecting her fourth baby 

Today's episode of the ITV chat show saw the actress (pictured), 33 - best known as Whitney Dean on the BBC soap - discuss her latest gig with presenter Ranvir Singh.

Susan Edwards, 69, set off on a seven-night, all-inclusive holiday to the Greek island last month but claimed 'there was no food we could eat and we couldn't have anything to drink'.

The only category Nobody's Child wasn't able to add to until now? Our shoe wardrobe. But that's about to change.

Every week, FEMAIL asks two singletons to report back from their blind date. This week it's Annika, 26, and Sebastian, 33, but will romance be on the cards for these two hopefuls?

While locals say it's easier to get tickets to Glastonbury than a GP appointment, NHS figures say most people were able to get an appointment within a day of booking

Morgan Stanley has deployed an in-house AI tool called DevGen.AI that has reviewed nine million lines of legacy code this year, saving the investment bank's developers an estimated 280,000 hours by translating outdated programming languages into plain English specifications that can be rewritten in modern code. The tool, built on OpenAI's GPT models and launched in January, addresses what Mike Pizzi, the company's global head of technology and operations, calls one of enterprise software's biggest pain points -- modernizing decades-old code that weakens security and slows new technology adoption. While commercial AI coding tools excel at writing new code, they lack expertise in older or company-specific programming languages like Cobol, prompting Morgan Stanley to train its own system on its proprietary codebase. The tool's primary strength, the bank said, lies in creating English specifications that map what legacy code does, enabling any of the company's 15,000 developers worldwide to rewrite it in modern programming languages rather than relying on a dwindling pool of specialists familiar with antiquated coding systems.

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This summer, Reiss has enlisted Daley to create an exclusive design collaboration in celebration of Pride 2025.

SHOPPING: A lesser-known jewellery brand is impressing shoppers with its affordable price tags, long-lasting wear and bold designs that can be worn across generations.

Liberal human rights lawyer Philippe Sands rejected the opportunity to defend the late Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet, and instead signed up to act against him on behalf of Human Rights Watch.

Habiba Soliman, the daughter of an Egyptian national accused of throwing Molotov cocktails at pro-Israel protesters, was an award-winning student hoping to study medicine in college.

Ricky Lawrence, 33, is standing trial for allegedly assaulting Chloe Othen, 34, at his £1.5m Knightsbridge home on 15 October 2022 after inviting her over by text.

I contacted to my Montecito mole to ask if all the latest setbacks have been enough to make Meg rethink her shtick.

Lined up behind the Chancellor of the Exchequer at their site in in Rochdale, Greater Manchester they appeared pretty disinterested in proceedings.

Meghan usually only shares photographs of her daughter Lilibet pictured from behind to protect her privacy, but in today's photo her eyes and the top half of her face can be seen.

Trump's on again off again tariffs, economic uncertainty, no vital apps and higher price tags

World War Fee  PC makers were salivating at the prospect of AI notebooks driving up their margins yet it seems the price difference coupled with a lack of killer apps and the destabilizing influence of tariff talk means customer adoption is slower than expected.…

Lots of hotels are already getting filled up