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Prince William has movingly recreated a picture taken by his late mother Diana, Princess of Wales, 34 years ago, at the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue overlooking Rio de Janeiro

In recent years, Denise Van Outen has launched a new career as a DJ. And more than ever appears to be cashing in on her celebrity status.

The reality TV favourite, who joined the E4 series last year, took to the This Morning sofa to open up on his experience of being told he'd need to receive a liver transplant to save his life.

A farce ensued for 15 minutes before a colleague managed to slap one on his right lapel when she thought no one was watching.

Emergency services rushed to the scene on Stratford Road in Sparkhill, Birmingham, following the horrific smash at just before 11.50pm on August 1 this year.

They have picked up a top accolade

Some people (I'll see you in the comments section) think it's unseemly to show your legs past a certain age. But still, I refuse to hide my legs away. At 51 I still want to get my legs out. And so I do.

The social media star, who boasted more than 55,000 followers on Instagram and 344,000 on TikTok, was found dead at a townhouse in Sao Paolo, Brazil, on November 2.

The Education Secretary was savaged in the House of Commons today after announcing all primary school children will get 'citizenship' classes.

Financial Times: Deutsche Bank is exploring ways to hedge its exposure to data centres after extending billions of dollars in debt to the sector to keep up with demand for artificial intelligence and cloud computing. Executives inside the bank have discussed ways to manage its exposure to the booming industry as so-called hyperscalers pour hundreds of billions of dollars into building infrastructure for their AI needs that is increasingly funded by debt. The German lender is looking at options including shorting a basket of AI-related stocks that would help mitigate downside risk by betting against companies in the sector. It is also considering buying default protection on some of the debt using derivatives through a transaction known as synthetic risk transfer (SRT). Deutsche's investment banking business has "bet big" on data centre financing, according to one senior executive. However, the scale of expenditure on AI infrastructure has prompted concerns that a bubble is forming with some likening the enthusiasm to that which preceded the dotcom crash. Sceptics have pointed out that billions of dollars have been deployed in an untested industry with assets that quickly depreciate in value due to the rapid change in technology.

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The newly-knighted Sir David Beckham celebrated in style on Tuesday night hours after receiving his investiture from King Charles at Windsor Castle.

Alan's set for even more attention as it's been revealed that the ITV star, who has his own sitcom, Changing Ends, on the channel has been 'poached' by the BBC for a new format.

I could not feel more sorry for Strictly's Amy Dowden, who had a mastectomy in May 2023 and has now been called back for an emergency operation to remove her other breast.

Rom Braslavski, 21, was violently abducted by Palestinian Islamic Jihad on October 7, 2023 while he was working as a security guard at the Nova music festival.

They're great for little gifts and stocking fillers

Queen Camilla joined TikTok sensation Spudman in a Royal Voluntary Service food truck as they served guests at Clarence House.

The actress, 28, who will next be seen in new movie Christy, discussed her 'awful' audition experiences during an appearance on Live with Kelly and Mark on Tuesday.

Second time's the charm for after Wiz rejected Google's $23B offer last year

Google's second attempt to acquire cloud security firm Wiz is going a lot better than the first, with the Department of Justice clearing the $32 billion deal, which ranks as Google's largest-ever acquisition.…

Amy Childs has taken to social media to share an update on her brother Will, who has been involved in a car accident.

The Chinese government has issued guidance requiring new data centre projects that have received any state funds to only use domestically-made AI chips, Reuters reported Wednesday, citing sources familiar with the matter. From the report: In recent weeks, Chinese regulatory authorities have ordered such data centres that are less than 30% complete to remove all installed foreign chips, or cancel plans to purchase them, while projects in a more advanced stage will be decided on a case-by-case basis, the sources said. The move could represent one of China's most aggressive steps yet to eliminate foreign technology from its critical infrastructure amid a pause in trade hostilities between Washington and Beijing, and achieve its quest for AI chip self-sufficiency. China's access to advanced AI chips, including those made by Nvidia, has been a key point of friction with the U.S., as the two wrestle for dominance in high-end computing power and AI. U.S. President Donald Trump said in an interview aired on Sunday following talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping last week that Washington will "let them deal with Nvidia but not in terms of the most advanced" chips.

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