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Lottie Moss has admitted she was 'bored' for most of her time on Celebrity Bear Hunt because she had nobody to talk to during the day.

Nearly one in eight highway authorities will not consider filling a pothole unless it is at least 12 inches wide, analysis has revealed.

Despite slumping sales in the UK, a new study claims that electric vehicels are even more reliable than traditional cars and vans with petrol and diesel engines.

Musk has had unprecedented access to Trump both during his 2024 campaign and since he won the November election.

Longtime Slashdot readers smooth wombat and AmiMoJo shares a fusion energy breakthrough from China. Charming Science reports: China's "artificial sun," officially known as the Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST), has achieved a groundbreaking milestone in fusion energy research. According to the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), EAST recently sustained high-confinement plasma operation for an unprecedented 1,066 seconds, shattering the previous world record of 403 seconds, also set by EAST in 2023. [...] The 1,000-second mark is considered a critical threshold in fusion research. Sustaining plasma for such extended durations is essential for demonstrating the feasibility of operating fusion reactors. This breakthrough, accomplished by the Institute of Plasma Physics under the CAS, signifies a major leap towards realizing the potential of fusion energy. [...] The success of EAST's recent experiment can be attributed to several key advancements. Researchers have made significant strides in improving the stability of the heating system, enhancing the accuracy of the control system, and refining the precision of the diagnostic systems. Warning: the source originates from China Daily, an English-language daily newspaper owned by the Central Propaganda Department of the Chinese Communist Party. It's rated "questionable" by Media Bias/Fact Check because of its association with the CCP.

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MAILONLINE BLOG: Storm Eowyn struck the UK and Ireland with hurricane-force winds today - cancelling flights, trains and ferries as 114mph gusts pose a danger to life.

Three's 10.5 million customers reported being unable to make any phone calls during the outage, with more than 10,000 people reporting problems on DownDetector.

If I file my tax return and pay the bill and it later turns out that the calculations or my tax code weren't correct, can I get money back from HMRC?

It was  a sunny morning full of 'laughter and excitement' as a group of little girls made bracelets and sang songs at a Taylor Swift dance class.

My husband (62) and I (47) have a joint mortgage. We will have eight years left on our mortgage and we will owe around £90,000.

Property is more affordable thanks to rising wages, but where are buyers paying the largest - and smallest - proportion of their salary to get on the ladder?

Another major supermarket has announced hundreds of job layoffs after Sainsbury's said yesterday it would cut 3,000 head office staff roles.

Karina Diaz, from Auckland, New Zealand, discovered a McDonald's in a decommissioned DC-3 aeroplane when she was visiting Taupo in the central North Island of her country.

The 35-year-old and her former partner, ex-Australian Football League player Ty Vickery, took to Instagram to share news of their split after nine years of marriage on Wednesday.

Novak Djokovic has sensationally retired mid-match in his Australian Open semi-final against Alexander Zverev after losing the first set

Djokovic cut a clearly dejected figure as he fronted the media after leaving tennis fans in a state of shock on Friday as his quest to win a record 25th Grand Slam title ended on centre court.

Want to see which other cars scored big at the WhatCar? Awards? You can find out which is the best new model in each vehicle category.

Astronomers everywhere will soon be peering through their telescopes for a celestial ‘planet parade’ that occurs just once every few decades.

EXCLUSIVE: A fundraiser has now been started by the foster family of the schoolboy, who were said to have cared for him for the past seven years.

Describing migrants as 'irregular' rather than illegal suggests some kind of tummy trouble, which couldn't be more pertinent in the circumstances.