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Party leader Nigel Farage said people out looking for trouble would think twice about committing a crime if they saw policemen they were scared of.

The bus had been travelling towards the junction of Barton Road and Trafford Road in Eccles, Salford, Greater Manchester, at around 3pm today when it smashed into the bridge.

All the signs were that this picture, painted in the gardens of Herstmonceux castle in Sussex, was the real deal - one of Winston's earliest, from 1916, with his wife, Clementine.

It's been nearly three decades since the cast of Happy Gilmore hit the links.

Sonning Court, near plush Henley-on-Thames, has had its asking price slashed by £10.5million since it first went on the market in 2015.

Eight centuries of English history ended at 4.25pm when the House of Lords accepted that hereditary peers should be given the heave-ho.

Jennifer Aniston revealed that she is 'open to love' and prefers when relationships 'happen organically' as she spoke in a new interview this week.

A mother was referred to anti-radicalisation group Prevent and investigated by the police over concerns she had been radicalised because she had visited Israel.

According to Larry - a new biography of Lawrence Durrell's life, which was mostly written by the late Michael Haag - important chunks were edited out of the family story

You might think it next to impossible to mismanage water quite so grossly in a nation surrounded by seas, running with rivers and notorious for its wet climate.

Sitting in the kitchen of our oldest friends' house - somewhere we could talk away from the children - I watched, detached, as my husband Andrew tried to defend his affair.

Roughly 1,000 NHS patients a week have a pacemaker implanted to steady their heart rate and protect them against potentially fatal abnormal rhythms.

Six-year-old Harry Warren was badly burned when the meal slid off his tray table into his lap on a flight between Exeter and Faro in Portugal.

Spotify was found publishing AI-generated songs on the official pages of deceased artists like Blaze Foley and Guy Clark -- without permission from their estates or labels. The tracks, flagged for deceptive content and now removed, were uploaded via TikTok's SoundOn distribution platform. "We've flagged the issue to SoundOn, the distributor of the content in question, and it has been removed for violating our Deceptive Content policy," a Spotify spokesperson told 404 Media. From the report: McDonald, who decided to originally upload Foley's music to Spotify in order to share it with more people, told me he never thought that an AI-generated track could appear on Foley's page without his permission. "It's harmful to Blaze's standing that this happened," he said. "It's kind of surprising that Spotify doesn't have a security fix for this type of action, and I think the responsibility is all on Spotify. They could fix this problem. One of their talented software engineers could stop this fraudulent practice in its tracks, if they had the will to do so. And I think they should take that responsibility and do something quickly." McDonald's suggested fix is not allowing any track to appear on an artist's official Spotify page without allowing the page owner to sign off on it first. "Any real Blaze fan would know, I think, pretty instantly, that this is not Blaze or a Blaze recording," he said. "Then the harm is that the people who don't know Blaze go to the site thinking, maybe this is part of Blaze, when clearly it's not. So again, I think Spotify could easily change some practices. I'm not an engineer, but I think it's pretty easy to stop this from happening in the future."

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Tony Blair was warned by Home Secretary David Blunkett to keep private an 'explosive' focus group report which showed the public felt immigration was 'out of control', despite Labour efforts.

Araghchi confirmed Tehran was severely damaged during the recent Israel-Iran war in which Washington bombed Iran's nuclear facilities.

Private remarks from the US President in the months leading up to the 2003 invasion of Iraq underlined his commitment to 'ridding (the world) of evil-doers', according to the UK's ambassador.

Now left picking up the pieces, wife Noor Haris, 55, a medical doctor from Malaysia living in Newcastle, has spoken for the first time about the terrifying ordeal.

Daniel Perry, a privately educated performer who attended the £16,000-per-term Tring Park School for the Performing Arts, has worked as a dancer since 2013, according to an online biography.

Alice Evans and loan Gruffudd's tumultuous divorce battle has once again ramped up as she demands more money to support their two daughters.