Italian heiress, 22, and French hard-Right hero of the working class and presidential hopeful, 30, put on a cosy display at the Monaco Grand Prix in first public appearance together
Jordan Bardella, 30, and Princess Maria Carolina of Bourbon-Two Sicilies, 22, have made their debut at the Monaco Grand Prix.
Make-up giant Revolution Beauty strikes deal with Debenhams following boardroom spat
The licensing partnership means Revolution can make products to sell across Debenhams' range of brands - adding to existing partners like Boots and Superdrug.
Woodford buries the past - if only all his victims could afford the same luxury, says ALEX BRUMMER
Britain's City enforcer, the Financial Conduct Authority, is often criticised for its tardy and indecisive action against wrongdoers.
Woodford rocked by FCA clampdown on 'unlawful' advice: Disgraced fund boss faces legal action
The FCA is seeking an injunction against Neil Woodford, pictured, and his United Arab Emirates-based comeback venture W4.0.
Fresh blow to City as Tate & Lyle is swallowed by US rival Ingredion in £2.7bn deal
Tate & Lyle, which was an original member of the FT 30 index in 1935 and FTSE 100 in 1984, accepted a 615p per share offer from US rival Ingredion.
Re-industrialise Britain to create the AI-proof jobs young people need, says PAUL STEIN
Britain is in trouble. More than one million young people aged 16-24 are not in Education, Employment or Training. All kinds of reasons have been suggested.
Scrap the energy windfall tax and unlock a North Sea bounty, BP tells ministers
BP's statement comes as industry body Offshore Energies UK said operators are ready to put £17.5bn into new oil and gas projects if the tax burden is cut.
Xbox Game Exclusivity Will Be Decided on a 'Case-by-Case' Basis, Microsoft Says
Microsoft executive Matt Booty says future Xbox exclusivity will be decided "case-by-case," with Gears of War: E-Day and Clockwork Revolution remaining Xbox console exclusives while major multiplayer, live-service, and previously promised PlayStation releases stay multiplatform. But IGN's Tom Phillips says Microsoft's announcement still leaves numerous questions unanswered, like "why just Gears and Clockwork Revolution?" and "how will this policy be enforced in future?" From the report: Last night's Xbox Showcase featured the return of games specifically earmarked as exclusives for Xbox consoles (though, of course, they'll still also be coming to PC). But why just Gears and Clockwork Revolution? And how will this policy be enforced in future? Microsoft's announcement left numerous questions unanswered. "We want a reason for people to get on board with Xbox, we want them to have a reason to buy an Xbox, we want them to have a reason to be an Xbox fan," Booty said. "At the same time, we want to reward all our players that have been with us for a long time -- we know that exclusives are important, and that's why we've got Gears coming in 2026 and Clockwork [Revolution] coming in 2027."
"We also want to be clear that our big multiplayer games and live-service games are going to continue to be multiplatform," he continued. "If we've promised something to players already, we're going to honor that promise. And then -- I think Asha said it -- we're going to make the right decision and not the fast decision. "We're going to keep thinking about this going forward," Booty continued, "and, I think you guys know already, our principle is when we announce the date, we announce the platforms. So, it's going to be case-by-case, but we're going to be clear, that when it's got a date, it's got a platform and you'll know what the choice is going to be."
Beyond those games already confirmed for PlayStation (such as the upcoming Halo: Campaign Evolved, and the PS5 version of Forza Horizon 6 due later this year), last night saw Microsoft make the call that other upcoming titles would still be coming to PS5 as well. While it had been assumed that State of Decay 3 would get a PS5 version, yesterday saw it made official. Hellblade threequel Senua was unveiled, and is getting a PS5 version. And, unsurprisingly, Spyro: A Realm Beyond is coming to Xbox, PS5 and Nintendo Switch 2.
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Danniella Westbrook, 52, reveals she will undergo six more procedures over 18 months to repair her face after unveiling the results of 'miracle' reconstructive surgery
The star, 52, jetted to Dubai in March to have a full face, neck and brow lift, as well as a lip and nose reconstruction.
Deranged Penn Station stabber was freed from NJ jail just WEEKS before knifing five commuters who paid price for woke bail policies
The suspected attacker was incarcerated as recently as May 26 after he spent days behind bars for pending charges, according to records viewed by The Daily Mail.
It beggars belief that Ben Stokes has made his bosses look so foolish by breaking their new rules - it's hard to see how he retains the authority to lead this England team, writes LAWRENCE BOOTH
There are times when observers of English cricket need only a brick wall against which to bang their heads. Now is such a moment.
New daily pill helps obese patients lose more than a tenth of their bodyweight in just six months
An experimental daily weight loss pill helped people shift more than ten per cent of their bodyweight after six months, research has found.
It's do or die for Apple AI
WWDC announcements earned tempered praise from analysts, with an emphasis on the word 'if'
Maya Jama's ex Ruben Dias 'gets back in touch with former flame Daniela Melchior as she watches his pre-World Cup tie' after he denied cheating on the presenter
The Manchester City star, amicably ended his relationship with the presenter in April after 18 months together, but has since forced to deny claims he cheated on her.
Savannah Guthrie says she cries every day while heading into work as she pleads for help to find abducted mother Nancy
Guthrie's mother was last seen at her home in Arizona on January 31. The anchor thanked staffers for fostering such a 'supportive' environment since her return to the show in April.
Apple Announces macOS 27 'Golden Gate', Drops Support For Intel Macs
An anonymous reader quotes a report from AppleInsider: Apple has unveiled its next Mac operating system, macOS Golden Gate, with Apple promising better performance, the improved Siri, and more. [...] On the surface, macOS Golden Gate is not as significant an upgrade as macOS Big Sur, or even macOS Tahoe with its Liquid Glass redesign. But under the surface, it is much more significant than it seems. Apple has chosen this release to draw a line in the sand. For the first time, the new macOS Golden Gate will not support Macs that have Intel processors. [...] Nonetheless, as of when this is released to the public in September or October, no Intel Macs will ever be supported again. One of the most notable design tweaks in this new release is a refinement of macOS toolbars and sidebars: toolbars are now more distinct, sidebars can stretch all the way to the window edge, and sidebar icons have regained color. Apple is also tightening window corner radii to address complaints about resizing behavior.
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Jails are better than this! Desperate families slam 'filthy, damp' digs after mining village is evacuated
Residents evacuated from a former mining village claim 'jails are better' than the 'damp' and 'filthy' accommodation the council has offered them.
North Sea can still fuel 20m cars to 2030, claim experts as Tories call for 'sheer lunacy' of UK Government over oil and gas to end
Unlocking fresh investment in the North Sea could supply the fuel for 20 million cars until the end of the decade, a new analysis has found.
Emily Atack reveals she's banned children from attending her three-day Spanish wedding to Alistair Garner despite being a mother herself
The actress, 36, is due to exchange vows with scientist Alistair, 40, in September, but she's laid down strict rules for the three-day celebrations in Andalusia, Spain.
Boy, 5, died of Strep A hours after NHS hospital discharged him despite having red rash and fever, inquest hears
Jax Albert Jefferys, five, was sent home where hours later he told his mum he couldn't feel his legs.