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The Cabot family is one of the richest in Boston, with a fortune worth at least $15.4 billion today, and was considered untouchable until the political rise of John F. Kennedy.

ITV newsreader has tragically passed away in the early hours of his 74th birthday it's been announced.

The average price tag on a home coming to market in the UK fell to £373,709 this month - marking a £4,531 or 1.2 per cent decrease on June, according to property website Rightmove.

Maria Kovalchuk, 20, went into a coma and suffered horrific injuries including a broken spine and limbs when she was discovered on a roadside on March 19.

Grace Springer, who is from New Jersey, filmed the moment Chris Martin panned his 'kiss cam' as it showed Andy Byron getting cosy with colleague Kristin Cabot.

Natalie 'Nadya' Denise Suleman, 50, from Fullerton, California , became famous in 2009 for welcoming eight babies at once using IVF after her physician implanted 12 embryos in her womb.

John Torode, 59, lost his job at MasterChef after two decades over allegations he used the racial slur, which he claims to have 'absolutely no recollection' of.

Incredible images reveal the moment a new planet begins to sculpt spirals of dust and gas around its home star, located over 440 light-years from Earth.

Former child star Drake Bell has hit out at the contract terms of his 'child labour' on Nickelodeon that have left him struggling to pay rent. The actor, now 39, said that he is not living a life of luxury.

Parking charge notices are soaring to record highs - as motorists desperately await a much-delayed government code of practice.

Vanga, from Strumica, came from humble beginnings, with her father fighting in the Bulgarian army in World War I and her mother dying while she was young, according to Sky News.

Hundreds of Palestine Action supporters plan to get arrested in a mass summer demonstration, planning documents reveal.

Your body is hiding an overlooked warning sign that could decide how long you will stay strong and active.

Sir Keir Starmer's government is seeking a way out of a clash with the Trump administration over the UK's demand that Apple provide it with access to secure customer data, Financial Times reported Monday, citing two officials. From the report: The officials both said the Home Office, which ordered the tech giant in January to grant access to its most secure cloud storage system, would probably have to retreat in the face of pressure from senior leaders in Washington, including Vice President JD Vance. "This is something that the vice president is very annoyed about and which needs to be resolved," said an official in the UK's technology department. "The Home Office is basically going to have to back down." Both officials said the UK decision to force Apple to break its end-to-end encryption -- which has been raised multiple times by top officials in Donald Trump's administration -- could impede technology agreements with the US.

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A TikTokker who posted about an unexpected element of using weight loss jabs has been praised by other users for summarising how they feel, too.

Customers eagerly awaiting the arrival of the firm's next battery-powered luxury car will have to wait longer than they thought...

Yoga Premananda, 51, from Florida, has revealed she died and passed over to the other side, giving her a horrifying glimpse inside hell.

Ministers are reviving the Pensions Commission to find ways of heading off a crisis, with nearly half of Brits not putting anything into retirement funds.

Keir Starmer was pressed to target investment income and capital gains to fill an estimated £30billion hole in the public finances.

A 14-year-old boy has been found dead after he attempted to climb a volcano without a guide or thermal clothing.