TOM PARKER BOWLES: 'The fat on my steak has congealed and the fries are cold, but at least the service is lovely'
The timing is a little out, the fries cold, but even so, Tom rates this steak-centric spot in Chester
THE CANNY COOK: Yogurt and harissa chicken flatbreads
A zingy supper that is guaranteed to impress
Despite the risks, using oestrogen cream on your face CAN reverse ageing. I'm in shock at my friend's results, writes ROSIE GREEN
I'm in shock about what my glowing 50-something friend uses in the pursuit of beauty. You'll never guess what it is, says Rosie Green
From retro to techno: hit the slopes in stylish new skiwear
From retro to techno, the new skiwear is as fresh
as the mountain air. Wrap up for thrills and chills!
The personal reason ANDREW GARFIELD wanted to play a husband coming to terms with his partner's cancer diagnosis in weepie romcom 'We Live in Time'
The star, who shot to fame playing Spider-Man, says his latest role is a tribute to his father. And it's the actor's vulnerability that has proven to be his greatest strength
Eight delicious dishes full of goodness from 'Pulse', the new book by YOU food editor Eleanor Maidment
Delicious dishes full of goodness from Pulse, the new book by YOU food editor Eleanor Maidment
Actor and comedian Miles Jupp: 'At school I used to eat two puddings a day'
The actor and comedian, 45, tells Tom Parker Bowles about school Nutella feasts, the glamour of frozen orange juice and why he won't taste his own cooking
'Beloved' Essex pub shuts its doors to customers due to 'unforeseen circumstances'
The pub said that it is a 'hard industry to work in at the moment'.
Internet in tears over child ice skating couple's final performance before deadly DC plane crash
Social media users have shared their devastated reactions to one of the final performances of two child figure skaters who died in the horrifying Washington DC plane crash.
Kim Jong Un's ZOMBIE army: Even Ukrainians admit they're crack shots who show no fear. But as North Korean troops sacrifice themselves as bait for drones, march into minefields and scream their leader's name, no wonder thousands are already dead or maimed
Battlefield canine scavengers have reportedly added the bloodied corpses of Kim Jong Un's North Korean footsoldiers to their regular diet of dead Russians.
Prince Andrew wrote email to Jeffrey Epstein telling him to 'keep in close touch and we'll play some more soon!!!!' AFTER date he claimed he'd cut him off
The Duke of York pledged to 'keep in close touch' with Jeffrey Epstein despite claiming he had cut all contact with the paedophile weeks earlier in his infamous Newsnight interview.
Lily Collins welcomes her first child via surrogate with Charlie McDowell - and shares adorable name
Lily Collins has become a first-time mother after welcoming a child via surrogacy, she announced on Friday.
Philadelphia plane crash: Horror as air ambulance 'carrying child patient' and five others in fireball plunge
The Learjet 55 aircraft departed the Northeast Philadelphia Airport on Friday evening with six onboard. Shortly after takeoff it crashed to the ground and exploded in a fireball.
Devon beach chalet with two beds and balcony could be yours... but you'll need £295,000
The chalet is just one of five located on Branscombe's east beach, nestled in the Jurassic Coast which is a Unesco World Heritage Site.
TikTok's Traffic Bounces Back Despite Being Pulled Off App Stores
Despite being removed from app stores and facing a potential U.S. ban, TikTok has regained nearly 90% of its user traffic, according to Cloudflare Radar. "DNS traffic for TikTok-related domains has continued to recover since service restoration, and is currently about 10% lower than pre-shutdown level," said David Belson, head of data insight at Cloudflare. CNBC reports: The data from Cloudflare shows that, for the most part, TikTok has managed to maintain the bulk of its users and creators in the U.S. despite going offline for about 14 hours and remaining off of the Apple or Google app stores.
As for its alternatives, Cloudflare's data shows a spike in traffic the day of the temporary ban, with levels remaining steadily higher in the following week. Traffic for alternatives began to grow a week ahead of the expected shutdown, driven by the increased popularity of RedNote, known as Xiaohongshu in China, Belson said.
But traffic to TikTok alternatives peaked on Jan. 19, the day TikTok returned online, he added. "DNS traffic fell rapidly once the shutdown ended, and has continued to slowly decline over the last week and a half," Belson said.
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Remembering Ashley Wadsworth - the young Canadian woman murdered by her boyfriend in Chelmsford 3 years ago today
She was killed by her boyfriend after travelling thousands of miles to meet him
DC crash riddle as Army refuses to name female Black Hawk pilot
Pilot in charge Chief Warrant Office 2 Andrew Eaves and crew chief Staff Sergeant Ryan O'Hara were named on Friday as those on board the helicopter.
Moms whose children were raped and murdered by illegal migrants slam Selena Gomez for weeping over deportations
The White House has posted a video featuring grieving parents who lost children to undocumented migrants as a response to Selena Gomez's emotional social media post earlier this week.
The Essex tower block where 'gangs of yobs' terrorise residents and run amok
Residents say 'gangs of children' are causing trouble in the blocks
Meghan Markle is surprise guest at Kerry Washington's birthday with newly single Jessica Alba
Meghan Markle was a surprise guest at Kerry Washington's 48th birthday party this week - days after a damning Vanity Fair article about her and husband Prince Harry was published.