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Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt 's twins Vivienne and Knox, 16, were the spitting image of their famous parents as they stepped out in LA recently.

Defence Secretary John Healey insisted he was '100 per cent confident' that the government will be able to ramp up spending to 3 per cent of GDP.

Asencio is accused of sharing a video involving the girl, who was 16 at the time it was filmed, and doing so knowing she did not give her permission for it to be taken. He insists he is innocent.

Tickets will cost £33 per day, plus a £4.50 booking fee and VIP tickets will cost £95 plus a £5.70 booking fee

The plans are in their early stages

The historical Italian venue billionaire Jeff Bezos, 61, has booked for his 'wedding of the year' to Lauren Sanchez, 55, later this month can be revealed by the MailOnline.

Locally run, Euro-controlled, ‘legally independent,' and ready by the end of 2025

In a nod to European customers' growing mistrust of American hyperscalers, Amazon Web Services says it is establishing a new organization in the region "backed by strong technical controls, sovereign assurances, and legal protections."…

A mum has been jailed after she dragged two police officers along the road when she drove off after giving them a false name.

The Director General has pressed for the Government - including Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy - to give extra backing, as he complained about 'grinding' cuts.

Animal cloning has evolved from experimental science into a thriving commercial industry producing thousands of genetic copies across nearly 60 species, despite sustained public opposition to the technology. ViaGen Pets & Equine, the world's leading producer of cloned cats, dogs and horses, charges $50,000 to clone a pet and $85,000 for a horse, with customers joining waiting lists for the service. The technology has found applications ranging from preserving exceptional beef cattle genetics to creating armies of polo horses. Top polo player Adolfo Cambiaso owns more than 100 clones of his best mare and once fielded an entire team riding copies of the same horse. West Texas A&M professor Ty Lawrence successfully cloned superior beef cattle from meat samples, with ranchers subsequently purchasing thousands of straws of semen from his cloned bulls. A 2023 Gallup survey found 61% of Americans still consider animal cloning "morally wrong," nearly unchanged since Dolly the sheep's 1996 debut, yet the industry continues expanding globally.

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The former glamour model's application was turned down by a council in Essex that feared noise problems and claimed she treated animals there as 'pets'. But a judge sided with her today.

John Stewart roasted Elon Musk as 'one of America's least efficient government workers' in a blistering monologue on Monday as the billionaire's time in the White House came to an end.

The warning followed the death of Chinese content creator Qianqian, 25, who listed her love of chili as a potential reason for her developing the deadly cancer.

The Netherlands' national museum is putting a 200-year-old condom that features erotic art of a semi-naked nun and three clergymen on display.  

Millie Nicholls, 19, was set to be inked with what's been dubbed Gen Z's answer to 90s tribal tattoos on the last day of a family holiday to Spain last month.

I bought train tickets with assigned seats for me and my friend but, once on board, people were sitting in them and refused to move. It was packed so we couldn't sit together. What are my rights? J.F., Bath.

Lineker was initially earmarked to continue working with the BBC through to the 2026 World Cup, but later announced that he would be stepping back for good amid a row over antisemitism.

A 19-year-old woman sent a text message to a friend saying 'I am being raped' after being picked up by a fake Uber driver and into dragged into bushes in a park, a court heard.

In his first major speech of last year's General Election campaign Keir Starmer posed a rhetorical question.

An international flight was forced to make an emergency landing after 35-year-old Marciela Hernandez Quezada suffered a near-fatal stroke, despite being healthy.