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For some a unique opportunity might sound like the perfect role but for others the prospect would be a nightmare of epic proportions.

Mr Lynch, his 18-year-old daughter Hannah and five others perished after the Bayesian went down close to the fishing village of Porticello, Sicily, in August 2024.

Radio 1 presenter Lauren Layfield has given birth to her first child after an IVF battle.

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Solicitor Boris Telyatnikov, 42, denied grabbing the arm of pharmaceutical executive Sophie Voigt-Firon while demanding she transfer £4,000 to his account.

The UK is on course to see record-breaking June temperatures of 38C today, and those with pollen allergies - officially known as hay fever - are being warned to brace themselves.

A rapist who attacked a 'vulnerable' young woman in a car park and tried to flee to Pakistan from Gatwick Airport has been jailed for 11 years after he was intercepted by police officers in the terminal.

The footage, which was taken over an eight-day period, caught workers attacking pigs with a long metal fencing pole, known as a hurdle pin, in two separate incidents.

Paul Kueker, 51, died on Saturday night when he plunged from 150 feet while attending a packed Goose rock concert inside the famous New York City arena.

Lilly, 14, was reported missing by her worried family before police discovered a body late on Monday night in the Duffryn Park area of Blaina, near Ebbw Vale, South Wales.

A new test could be more effective at detecting dangerous prostate cancer than current screening methods, a study suggests.

Billions of people around the world are suffering the wrath of apocalyptic weather events this week.

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After 35 years as a top executive in TV, I recently found myself standing in the chilled aisle at Waitrose stacking yogurts.

A detached family home with views over farmland has been put on the market in Dunmow.

A detached family home with views over farmland has been put on the market in Dunmow.

The county has seen hundreds of flags being suspended on lampposts over the last several months

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Reuters: Britain is considering forcing social media companies to prioritize what the government called trusted news sources as part of its broader push to tighten regulation of the sector. The culture department said on Monday it was considering requiring platforms such as Meta's Facebook, Alphabet-owned YouTube and TikTok to make content from public service media -- including the BBC, ITV and Channel 4 -- and other trusted news providers easier to find in users' feeds and searches. Boosting the visibility of regulated news providers could help tackle misinformation, particularly during crises, the government said. However, any move to influence how platforms rank content is likely to face scrutiny from the social media firms, which say such rules could override user choice and disadvantage other creators. The proposals form part of a broader overhaul of Britain's public service media system to help broadcasters compete with streaming platforms and shifting viewing habits. Ministers are also considering widening public service media status to include online-only providers, extending free-to-air protections for major sporting events to on-demand viewing, and consulting on a shift to internet-based TV from 2034 or 2044. "It is vital that we make sure that people have better access to trusted and accurate news and that our regulated public service media is seen and heard in the fierce battle against mis- and disinformation," culture minister Lisa Nandy said in a statement. The move follows the UK's recently-announced ban on social media use for those under 16.

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Lisa Snowdon has looked back on her menopause 'mistakes' and how she got back into shape after gaining three stone from 'spiralling out of control'. 

Wealthy accountant and Second World War history expert James Dinsdale died of cancer aged 55 in October 2020. His death sparked a bitter court row over his fortune.