Harry Potter TV series officially kicks off with first look at leading star - with MORE cast announced in major update
Filming of Harry Potter 's TV series has officially kicked off as bosses release a first look at its leading star - while confirming even more of the cast.
Disneyland visitors furious as JD Vance shuts down iconic ride
Disneyland visitors were left outraged after JD Vance shut down a popular ride so he could use it privately.
Fury over plans to build six giant wind turbines in a Yorkshire beauty spot immortalised by artist David Hockney
Villagers claim the huge 492-foot-high turbines proposed for a site near Woldgate in the Yorkshire Wolds will 'ruin' the rolling landscape which inspired the artist.
'I tried M&S' viral strawberry and creme sandwich and it was a total waste of money'
'I see why it's trending — but I wouldn't buy it again'
Trendy soft drink loved by millions could 'protect against bowel cancer' in those at risk, doctors discover
A drink that has surged in popularity in recent years, lauded as a natural electrolyte, has now been found to ward off a host of inflammatory bowel disease that increase the risk of cancer.
How Constance Marten and Mark Gordon tried to 'sabotage' their own trial with brazen lies, ridiculous excuses and vile outbursts - costing taxpayers £2.8m in the process
The conditions were 'freezing', the food 'inadequate' and the days long, sometimes 19 hours with little or no rest.
Quality of Scientific Papers Questioned as Academics 'Overwhelmed' By the Millions Published
A scientific paper featuring an AI-generated image of a rat with an oversized penis was retracted three days after publication, highlighting broader problems plaguing academic publishing as researchers struggle with an explosion of scientific literature. The paper appeared in Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology before widespread mockery forced its withdrawal.
Research studies indexed on Clarivate's Web of Science database increased 48% between 2015 and 2024, rising from 1.71 million to 2.53 million papers. Nobel laureate Venki Ramakrishnan called the publishing system "broken and unsustainable," while University of Exeter researcher Mark Hanson described scientists as "increasingly overwhelmed" by the volume of articles. The Royal Society plans to release a major review of scientific publishing disruptions at summer's end, with former government chief scientist Mark Walport citing incentives that favor quantity over quality as a fundamental problem.
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Aristocrat Constance Marten and her lover Mark Gordon are found guilty of killing their newborn daughter after going on the run in 'selfish' bid to avoid her being taken by social services
Runaway aristocrat Constance Marten and her lover Mark Gordon have been today convicted of killing their baby, Victoria.
Top British restaurants and delis set to run out of cheese after 'overzealous' border officials slapped a ban on mozzarella and brie from Europe
A surge in cases of lumpy skin disease among cattle in Italy and France saw the UK temporarily halt the importation of unpasteurised cheeses produced in the two countries.
Beaulieu station: Council leader gives updates on when new £160m Chelmsford railway station will open
The station has been built in 'super fast time', the county council leader said
Hugh Jackman suffers over Sutton Foster as insider lifts the lid on what's really happening behind the scenes
Jackman and Foster are ignoring any negative talk about their romance and are 'looking to move forward' with their new relationship, Daily Mail can exclusively reveal.
Police woman who tackled Manchester Airport 'attacker' tells jury she has 'never been punched' like blow she took during brawl
PC Ellie Cook told a court today how she 'stumbled' and her vision 'went blurry' when she was struck in the head by Mohammed Fahir Amaaz, who was wanted for headbutting a holidaymaker.
Jeffrey Epstein's accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell is ready to reveal 'truth' of the pedophile client list, say insiders. So, why are Republicans blocking her?
'Despite the rumors, Ghislaine was never offered any kind of plea deal. She would be more than happy to sit before Congress and tell her story,' sources tell the Daily Mail.
Braless Margot Robbie steps out wearing dark sunglasses after living it up in Ibiza and Glastonbury
She's had a busy couple of weeks living it up in Glastonbury and then Ibiza. So it was perhaps little wonder that Margot Robbie stepped out wearing dark sunglasses in London on Monday.
Inside the Jeffrey Epstein death report and the TEN troubling questions the DOJ refuses to explain
The conspiracy theories surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's jailhouse death have been reignited after the Department of Justice and FBI's recent memo reaffirming the pedophile's death was a suicide.
GParted: Still the best free partitioner standing – unless you're on a 32-bit box
Latest release handles NBD and bcachefs, but you’ll need 64-bit hardware to boot it
GParted Live is a tiny live CD image that can copy, move, and resize partitions. It can be a lifesaver – but not for i686 any more.…
Jockey raped and killed his sister-in-law and claimed it was suicide - now Olympian he dated for a year reveals how 'kind and charming Johnny' beat and threatened to kill her and why it was 'excruciating to leave' him
Olympic dressage rider and horse-trainer, Abigail Lyle, from Bangor, Co Down, has revealed how leaving her abusive ex was 'the hardest thing' she ever did.
Young writers take centre stage at Braintree 'Amazing Authors' event
Authors showcased their work at the Essex's Amazing Authors Summer Event in Braintree to help inspire the next generation of creative writers.
The Essex nail salon named the best in Britain that's loved by locals
Founder Kate is absolutely 'over the moon'
Ofcom launches probe into whether BBC Gaza documentary narrated by Hamas official's son misled audience
The watchdog has started a formal investigation into the corporation's programme , Gaza: How To Survive A Warzone.