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Freddy Brazier has shared a touching TikTok post about his mental health.

The festival will take over Hylands Park from September 5 to September 7

The council says it will pay back a total of £2.3m to 586 residents due to the error

AI sales are a little 'lumpy' but all things hybrid cloud are going well - including job cuts

Hewlett Packard Enterprise CEO Antonio Neri remains optimistic that US regulators will allow its planned acquisition of Juniper Networks but has admitted the company has considered other plans if regulators nix the deal.…

They have links to Basildon and Harlow

From Marks & Spencer's khaki utility jacket , which caused a storm on social media, to the ubiquity of the brown suede blazer on the high street, there have been several jacket trends making their mark in 2025.

The crash is said to have taken place when a woman in the Land Rover reversed into another car, flipping it over and hitting a silver Volkswagen Beetle

La Bayu, 17, was fishing with his friend Inguu in the Kaleleha River in Southeast Sulawesi on Monday morning when he was snatched up by the huge beast.

American scientists, who ran an experiment on 55 people, have found eating food in a particular order could help avoid your body from turning the energy you eat into fat.

Dozens of Benidorm holidaymakers armed with towels, suncream, and flipflops were filmed queuing up for sunbeds - at 6am.

Construction for the £8m scheme began back in 2020

The legendary broadcaster, 76, braved the wind as he showed off his moves next to the bronze depiction of Barry, Maurice and Robin Gibb, who were born on the island.

Anne Wojcicki has asked a U.S. judge to reopen the auction for 23andMe, claiming she has backing from a $400+ billion Fortune 500 company. Reuters reports: South San Francisco, California-based 23andMe filed for bankruptcy in March, seeking to sell its business at auction after a decline in consumer demand and a 2023 data breach that exposed sensitive genetic and personal information of millions of customers. Last month, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals agreed to buy the firm for $256 million, topping a $146 million bid from Wojcicki and TTAM Research Institute, which was founded by Wojcicki and describes itself as a California non-profit public benefit corporation. In a filing dated May 31, Wojcicki claimed that 23andMe's debtors had attempted to tilt the sales process away from TTAM and in favor of Regeneron. TTAM and Wojcicki said in the filing that 23andMe's financial and legal advisers unfairly capped their maximum bid at $250 million due to misplaced concerns about TTAM's "financial wherewithal." The plaintiffs said the auction was prematurely concluded before they had the opportunity to submit a bid that would have exceeded $280 million. The company's debtors said the auction results came after an extensive and careful consideration by a four-member special committee of independent directors, according to the filing. According to another filing, 23andMe is seeking court approval to let Wojcicki and Regeneron submit final proposals by June 12. 23andMe is also seeking a $10 million breakup fee for Regeneron if Wojcicki's bid is ultimately accepted.

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MATTHEW LAMBWELL AT ROLAND GARROS: For 36 years, Eurosport broadcast Roland Garros and that pan-continental operation was spectacular enough but things are on another level this year.

A business case will be prepared for a new station at Turnford

Sarah Ashton-Cirillo, 47, was yesterday found guilty of mercenarism and spreading fake news about the Russian military by the Supreme Court of the Donetsk People's Republic in occupied Ukraine

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'If you have any information, CCTV, dash cam or other footage in relation to this incident, then please get in contact with us.'

Called Kepler-725c, the faraway world has 10 times the mass of Earth, according to experts at the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing.

Former Team GB star Sharron Davies has pinpointed the specific moment at last year's Olympics which they claim proves Khelif 'knew' they were 'biologically male'.