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A toddler stole her mother's limelight by running away with her camera in the middle of a TikTok video. Brianna, 20, was trying to film a dance when her toddler stole her phone.

More than 2,000 are currently self isolating at the university while separately, their in-house asymptomatic test service has identified a further 292 cases among staff and students.

President Trump's daughter Ivanka Trump appeared at a MAGA rally in Florida on Wednesday where she acknowledged that her father's communication style 'is not to everyone's taste'.

Scott Slater, 38, from Leeds boasted to colleagues how 'easy' it would be to eat the peanuts, but footage shows that he was soon pouring water over his head.

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NHS Shared Business Services, the joint venture between the UK’s Department of Health and Social Care and French outsourcing firm Sopra Steria, has awarded a £500m framework to an army of resellers and technology firms.…

Lily Allen has unveiled her own sex toy, in partnership with the adult toy range Womanizer.

The Home Secretary rejected suggestion that bricklayers and welders be added to shortage occupation list (SOL) - which helps fill jobs where there are not enough native applications.

Mark Adams, 57, was jailed last year after he was convicted of raping two women while they slept in London and Edinburgh, as well as the sexual assault of a barmaid in Wales.

Nicole Dobbin, 48, said husband Simon (pictured together), also 48, from Mildenhall, Suffolk, had been 'messing around' the day before his 'heart just gave up'.

The Seven Nation Army singer's manager contacted busker Matt Grant yesterday after hearing about the incident which happened on Princes Street, Edinburgh on Tuesday.

Forklift operators are using remote-control technology that allows them to work off-site, controlling their machines from afar. The BBC reports: [A]s Covid-19 spreads easily, the warehouses dotted along the world's supply chains have become potential hubs of disease transmission, says Elliot Katz, co-founder of Phantom Auto. Phantom Auto's technology is now installed in around a dozen warehouses in the US and Europe, he adds. Some of the warehouses using Phantom Auto's technology fence-off the space where the remote-controlled forklifts work, says Mr Katz and the forklifts are also fitted with microphones so the operator can be warned should something be about to go wrong. "If someone is behind that forklift and says, 'Hey, you're about to hit me,' the operator can hear it just like he's sitting on the forklift," says Mr Katz. Among the other firms working in the teleoperation space is US start-up Teleo. It specializes in retrofitting construction equipment so it can be driven remotely. It has just started a trial at a quarry for an unnamed client. In this case, Teleo has adapted a large-wheeled loading vehicle so it can be controlled from an office on site. In the future, a driver could sit in the office and remotely control a variety of vehicles nearby. That might mean fewer people would be employed on-site overall but Teleo argues it makes the role safer for the driver. But the idea of vehicles driven like this is controversial for some. There's always the possibility a terrorist, for example, might try to hack such a system and use a teleoperated car or truck to kill people. Mr Katz and Mr Shet [Teleo co-founder and chief executive] both say their firms have thought about this scenario and add that their engineers have introduced various steps to make a cyber-attack harder. For example, by encrypting communications between teleoperator and vehicle, requiring authorization of drivers and automatically shutting down vehicles should they lose access to a reliable communications signal. No-one can guarantee that such a system will never be hacked, though.

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Landlords Arun Bajaj, 60, and Antonio Ferraiuolo, 57, were prosecuted after up to six people were discovered sleeping in the same rooms at their properties in Islington, north London.

French authorities have said seven people will be prosecuted for 'conspiracy to commit a terrorist murder' after history teacher Samuel Paty was decapitated near Paris last week.

UN chief Antonio Guterres, a devout worshipper from Catholic Portugal, said the papal thumbs-up was 'extremely welcome' after Francis's words sparked a mixture of cheers and outrage.

Good Morning Britain viewers criticised Serlina Boyd, from London, who launched the UK's first ever magazine for black girls today as they called her publication 'divisive' and the name 'derogatory'.

It follows the Council's request for Essex to be placed under 'high-level' restrictions

In last night's episode of Channel 4's First Dates, Dawn, 45, from Ipswich, shocked viewers when she admitted to going on over 80 first dates - and added she hasn't been on many second dates.

Here we round-up the best cider farms in the UK to visit for tours and unique tasting experiences. Plus we've picked some great nearby cottages and B&Bs, so you can make a rural break of it.

We will be bringing you updates as the Chancellor is set to announce more business support for Tier 2

We will be bringing you updates as the Chancellor is set to announce more business support for Tier 2