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The Ninth Circuit has ruled that the 1967 Ford Mustang fastback nicknamed "Eleanor" in Gone in 60 Seconds is a film prop rather than a protectable character. The panel said the car fails all three Towle test prongs, so it cannot receive standalone copyright protection. sinij writes: The ruling states that the Mustang doesn't pass tests that would qualify it as a character. In the past, studio aggressively went after builders for any Mustang that even remotely approximated Eleanor, making it a hassle to restomod classic Mustangs.

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Stephen Chamberlain, 52, was hit by a car in Cambridgeshire and died three days later. The incident happened two days before Mr Lynch died when his superyacht sank.

A travel expert has revealed how holidaymakers can snap up a trip from Sydney to the UK for as little as £300.

Freddy Brazier defied his dad Jeff Brazier by sharing a newTikTok on Tuesday which included a picture of his nan Jackiey Budden amid the family's legal war. 

During a new PDA-packed interview, the eldest son of Victoria and David gushes multiple times that he can see kids in his future, and that Nicola will be an 'amazing' mother.

The former model has won her appeal for a dangerous animals license after having her application rejected by her local council

A daily cup of a pantry staple could help ward off potentially life-threatening chronic diseases.

Diagnosing a borkage from a million miles away

NASA's Psyche spacecraft is back in business after engineers successfully switched to a backup fuel line in an impressive piece of remote maintenance.…

The junior streaked clear of her rivals over the first half of the race, only for her trailing leg to clip the final hurdle. Anderson was sent tumbling to the floor.

Stefano Addeo, 65, became a figure of hate in Italy after he said he hoped Ginevra would 'meet the same fate' as a 14-year-old girl recently killed by her jilted boyfriend.

They have become a routine way of ruling out more serious diagnoses, offering peace of mind to patients, or getting to the crux of a health issue more quickly. But there are downsides to CT scans.

A leading travel agent has revealed the oddest questions she's often asked by her customers before they set off on their holidays - including about toilet paper.

Officials from the UK Health Security Agency said a total of 9,535 syphilis cases were detected in 2024, an increase of 1.7 per cent compared to the year prior.

Sana Yousaf, who turned 17 last week and had more than a million followers across her social media accounts, was killed at her home in the capital Islamabad on Monday.

If you use apps such as Deliveroo and Uber, you might want to think twice about giving the worker a bad review.

On Monday Brooklyn and his wife Nicola Peltz hinted at the simmering unrest with Brooklyn's family in a newly released joint interview.

Only 43 per cent of rubbish was recycled or composted in the last quarter

Live-animal markets across Southeast Asia continue operating as natural laboratories for deadly pathogens despite warnings from public health experts about their role in disease transmission, according to new research published in Nature. Scientists studying markets like Jakarta's Jatinegara found that coronavirus detection rates in trafficked animals increase dramatically along supply chains, with rats sold at Vietnamese markets testing positive at rates ten times higher than those caught in fields. Pangolins confiscated in Vietnam showed a seven-fold increase in coronavirus infections compared to animals seized earlier in the smuggling process. The research comes as political headwinds have severely reduced funding for pandemic preparedness, with the Trump administration terminating a $125-million disease monitoring program and cutting all USAID functions. Scientists report growing reluctance from government officials to authorize publication of pathogen discoveries, fearing stigma and trade restrictions, while wildlife traders increasingly avoid participating in studies that could reveal new health risks.

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Parking at Beaulieu railway station is expected to be more expensive than the nearby Chelmsford station car park