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The Olympian (pictured) started a campaign two weeks ago to encourage men to check if they are at risk of England's most common cancer, after announcing his own diagnosis last year.

Gene Hackman's close friend says he was sickened and stunned that the Hollywood star was likely at home with his wife's corpse for a week before he died.

Figures showed there were 38,079 in hotels at the end of December, up from 29,585 at the end of June - an increase of 29 per cent.

The Maltese singer took a swipe at the broadcaster while appearing on BBC2's Newsnight as she sought to defend her entry titled Kant, which translates to 'singing' in the native language.

Shocking photos show rooms at the Haydee guesthouse in Great Yarmouth crammed full of surveillance equipment and spying 'toys'.

The highly anticipated visit, set for April as part of a royal tour to Italy and the Vatican, would be a historic moment for both the King and the Catholic Church.

Tom Cruise 's latest movie Judy has reportedly been forced to halt filming after a member of the cast suffered a 'major injury' on the Pinewood Studios set in Buckinghamshire.

NASA's stranded astronauts are less than two weeks away from returning home, but a new development in the saga has left people on Earth wondering if the mission is even safe.

Abbey Clancy has opened up about the secret to her rock-solid marriage to Peter Crouch after 13 years.

Bernard Hirsch (pictured) was left 'profoundly' disabled after he was assaulted outside an Asda store by Tyren Pollard in December 2017, before he died two years later.

EXCLUSIVE: Poet Jenny Rowbory (pictured), 38, of the Gwynedd area of north Wales, has been extremely ill and bedbound for more than 20 years, after she was diagnosed with severe ME.

Argentinian businessman Rogelio 'Roger' Nores, 35, was cleared last month of any involvement in the former One Direction star's tragic death.

Microsoft is reportedly developing its own large language model series capable of rivaling OpenAI and Anthropic's models. SiliconANGLE reports: Sources told Bloomberg that the LLM series is known as MAI. That's presumably an acronym for "Microsoft artificial intelligence." It might also be a reference to Maia 100, an internally-developed AI chip the company debuted last year. It's possible Microsoft is using the processor to power the new MAI models. The company recently tested the LLM series to gauge its performance. As part of the evaluation, Microsoft engineers checked whether MAI could power the company's Copilot family of AI assistants. Data from the tests reportedly indicates that the LLM series is competitive with models from OpenAI and Anthropic. That Microsoft evaluated whether MAI could be integrated into Copilot hints the LLM series is geared towards general-purpose processing rather than reasoning. Many of the tasks supported by Copilot can be performed with a general-purpose model. According to Bloomberg, Microsoft is currently developing a second LLM series optimized for reasoning tasks. The report didn't specify details such as the number of models Microsoft is training or their parameter counts. It's also unclear whether they might provide multimodal features.

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Romeo Beckham and his new girlfriend Kim Turnbull risked an awkward run in with his ex, Mia Regan, on Friday as they all stepped out in during Paris Fashion Week. 

Security manager Nick Kitaruth had travelled 200 miles from London to Cornwall to visit his parents for four days from August 14 to August 17, 2023.

The moisturiser is said to be a firm favourite among the likes of Michelle Keegan, Sydney Sweeney, Karlie Kloss and Lady Gaga

The fashion designer, 50, returned to the annual event for the third year running as she debuted her Fall/Winter 2025-2026 women's ready-to-wear collection.

Hollywood's revered Variety magazine decried With Love, Meghan as a 'gormless lifestyle filler' laced with 'tangible desperation'. Others were less complimentary.

Baggy-eyed, pale, unshaven and puffing on a vape, former BBC News anchor Huw Edwards cuts a haunted figure walking along a street in Wales near where he grew up.