Fight Club 2.0! Brad Pitt's estranged son spends 17th birthday at boxing competition with mom Angelina Jolie
Brad Pitt's estranged son Knox celebrated his 17th birthday at a martial arts competition with mom Angelina Jolie by his side.
Harry Potter fans spot MAJOR difference between upcoming show and original movies as first look is unveiled
The first glimpse into the highly anticipated HBO show has hit the web, but fans were left divided after they noticed something big about the beloved main character had been changed.
What YOU need to know about winning big on scratchcards: Experts reveal cards with the best odds and their tips
Undeterred by discovering you are probably more likely to be struck by lightning than win a major jackpot, Toby Walne spoke to scratchcard experts to get tips on how to increase your chances of winning.
Labour scraps Tory plan to put age restriction on sex education in primary schools that would have stopped under-nines being taught
In an exclusive interview with the Mail, Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson insisted children would still learn about reproduction and sexual health at secondary school.
Southend Airport CEO gives statement after four killed in plane crash
He offered his 'sincere condolences' to those impacted
Cognition AI Buys Windsurf as AI Frenzy Escalates
Cognition AI, an artificial intelligence startup that offers a software coding assistant, said on Monday that it had bought rival Windsurf as part of an escalating battle to lead in the technology. From a report: The move follows a $2.4 billion deal by Google to acquire some of Windsurf's top executives and license the start-up's technology, which was revealed on Friday.
Google's deal appeared to leave Windsurf in a difficult position as a stand-alone start-up. OpenAI, the maker of the ChatGPT chatbot, had also been in talks to buy Windsurf before the Google deal. "We've long admired the Windsurf team and what they've built," said Scott Wu, a co-founder of Cognition, in an email to employees viewed by The New York Times. "Within our lifetime, engineers will go from bricklayers to architects, focusing on the creativity of designing systems rather than the manual labor of putting them together."
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My sister vanished on a cruise 27 years ago. The latest chilling sightings prove she's still alive...
Amy Bradley, 23, vanished without a trace while vacationing with her parents and brother Brad on a once-in-a-lifetime Royal Caribbean's Rhapsody of the Seas cruise.
Shh, don't tell anyone about the wealth tax! Reeves stays tight-lipped on looming Budget pain for Brits - as BoE warns firms are cutting jobs after her last raid
Chancellor Rachel Reeves pointedly only committed to holding rates on 'taxes that working people pay' amid mounting alarm.
Heartbreaking footage reveals a plastic 'death trap' in birds' nests - with chicks getting entangled in ropes that strangle their limbs
Heartbreaking photos and video footage reveal white storks - one of Europe's biggest birds - tangled up in plastic waste, rope and other harmful human debris.
I'm taking drastic measures to restore my virginity after God gave me an eight-word message
A Mormon OnlyFans star has opted to undergo surgery that will restore her hymen in a bid to get closer to her religious roots, having been excommunicated years ago.
Furious Kanye West fans demand REFUNDS after rapper's Shanghai concert: 'Worst concert ever'
The disgraced 48-year-old rapper, who now goes by Ye, was nearly an hour late to perform at the Shanghai Stadium.
Air India Chief Says Preliminary Crash Report Raises Fresh Questions
Air India's chief executive urged staff to avoid drawing premature conclusions about what caused one of the airline's Boeing triangle jets to crash last month, after a preliminary investigation ruled out mechanical or maintenance issues, turning attention to the pilots' actions. WSJ: Campbell Wilson told staff that the probe into the crash was "far from over," according to an internal memo, reviewed by The Wall Street Journal, in which he set out some of the findings of a report issued by India's Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau at the end of last week.
Wilson's memo didn't mention one of the AAIB's findings: that the airplane's fuel-control switches had been turned off one by one, seconds after takeoff, starving both engines of fuel. The switches, which sit between the two seats in the cockpit, were turned back on about 10 seconds later, but the engines apparently couldn't fully restart and gain thrust fast enough, the report said.
The crash of the London-bound Boeing 787 Dreamliner killed all but one of the 242 passengers and crew on board, as well as 19 people on the ground, when the plane slammed into a residential area beyond the airport in the Indian city of Ahmedabad. In the memo, Wilson said "over the past 30 days, we've seen an ongoing cycle of theories, allegations, rumours and sensational headlines, many of which have later been disproven."
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A Queen's best friend! Animal lover Camilla is a hit with the residents at Battersea Dogs' and Cats' Home
The Queen, 77, unveiled a new dog garden at the shelter in central London, which was thought to have been originally created this year's Chelsea Flower Show by Monty Don .
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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