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One of the world's most famous people was caught accidentally walking into a family's photo in Washington DC on Monday in what the clan now sees as a serendipitous moment.

Filled with glitzy red carpets, high brow fashion and and cameras at every turn it is easy to get sucked into the glamorous world of the celebrity. 

His school has said he was "hugely popular" among staff and students

Kirstin Davis opened up about the bizarre rules that she and her costars had to observe when they were working on Sex And The City.

Hollywood star Bill Murray has been slammed by fans after an awkward moment with Aussie actress Naomi Watts on US television.

Boosted human-computer interface promises better communication for patients who lost ability to speak

Some smart cookies have implemented a brain-computer interface that can synthesize speech from thought in near real-time.…

An Idaho homemaker tragically lost her 22-month-old son in a household accident.

Viewers of the BBC have branded Stacey Solomon's and Joe Swash's new show as "uninteresting" and a "waste of money".

Viewers of the BBC have branded Stacey Solomon's and Joe Swash's new show as "uninteresting" and a "waste of money".

Roald Dahl , who wrote books such as Matilda, Charlie in The Chocolate Factory, and the Fantastic Mr Fox, was born in Landaff - a small town outside of Cardiff, Wales - to Norwegian parents.

When Peter Tomlinson, 56, of Nottinghamshire, was arrested, police found more than 2,000 images and videos of his family undressed and on the toilet.

Vanessa Feltz never made it down the aisle with pop singer Ben Ofoedu despite being engaged for 16 years. The Phats & Small star is clearly in more of a hurry with his new fiancee, Vanessa Brown.

There are many recurrent nightmares that run through Mary's mind about the sunny Friday afternoon, last summer, when the sanctuary of her home was shattered.

Councillors have called the behaviour the 'lowest of the low'

Tech manufacturers continue misleading consumers with impressive-sounding but less useful specs like milliamp-hours and megahertz, while hiding the one measurement that matters most: watts. The Verge argues that the watt provides the clearest picture of a device's true capabilities by showing how much power courses through chips and how quickly batteries drain. With elementary math, consumers could easily calculate battery life by dividing watt-hours by power consumption. The Verge: The Steam Deck gaming handheld is my go-to example of how handy watts can be. With a 15-watt maximum processor wattage and up to 9 watts of overhead for other components, a strenuous game drains its 49Wh battery in roughly two hours flat. My eight-year-old can do that math: 15 plus 9 is 24, and 24 times 2 is 48. You can fit two hour-long 24-watt sessions into 48Wh, and because you have 49Wh, you're almost sure to get it. With the least strenuous games, I'll sometimes see my Steam Deck draining the battery at a speed of just 6 watts -- which means I can get eight hours of gameplay because 6 watts times 8 hours is 48Wh, with 1Wh remaining in the 49Wh battery. Unlike megahertz, wattage also indicates sustained performance capability, revealing whether a processor can maintain high speeds or will throttle due to thermal constraints. Watts is also already familiar to consumers through light bulbs and power bills, but manufacturers persist with less transparent metrics that make direct comparisons difficult.

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Paramjit Kaur, 46 has sadly been found dead at a house in Oldbury, West Midlands, with police charging a 50-year-old man with murder.

Shocking bodycam footage captured the moment firefighters shared their shock after rescuing a man who allegedly set his home on fire to escape captivity in Waterbury, Connecticut.

TikToker 'kjordyyy' took to social media to explain some of the British quirks that he's found the most 'confusing'.

British sex and relationships expert TRACEY COX reveals how if you and your partner align on these five questions, you've likely got a great sexual connection.

President Emmanuel Macron's border chief said returning the illegal settlers would send a clear message they should not risk their lives to make the dangerous crossing.