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The 45-year-old vocalist tried to balance a respectful demeanor towards officers while downplaying his alcohol consumption that evening.

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The Daily Mail revealed earlier this year that the Made In Chelsea couple, who share daughters Sienna, five, and Aurelia, four, had separated after seven years of marriage.

The disgraced 31-year-old reality star was spotted in Salt Lake City, UT wearing a blue Nodpod 'Can't Wait To Sleep With You' sweatshirt

I have £40 left in my Barclays Basic account. I had to pay £500 off my vet bill as they were refusing treatment; this despite the Petplan insurance for the dogs and horses being £289.06 a month.

Miranda Kerr has unleashed her inner sex kitten in the latest issue of Australian marie claire. 

Laura Storr, 35, from Shenfield, Essex, moved to the Saudi Arabian city of Riyadh in late 2020 to help open a new franchise of the boutique gym chain she works for.

'Non-Jewish Zionist' Brodie Mitchell, 20, was reprimanded by Royal Holloway, University of London, for likening Huda El-Jamal's keffiyeh scarf to a tea towel.

As Channel 5 releases a new TV drama about ex-BBC broadcaster Huw Edwards, we ask you: Was it too soon for the show to air?

The 45-year-old reality star revealed her child's secret passion to her captive combined 515.1 million social media following on Saturday

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Infosec In Brief  Russian intelligence-affiliated parties are posing as customer support services on commercial messaging applications such as Signal to compromise accounts and conduct phishing attacks, the FBI and Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) warned last Friday.…

A man crossing the street one San Francisco night spotted a self-driving car — and decided to confront its passenger, 37-year-old tech worker Doug Fulop. The New York Times reports the man yelled that "he wanted to kill Fulop and the other two passengers for giving money to a robot." A taxi driver would have simply driven away. But Fulop's vehicle had no driver — it was a self-driving Waymo... Self-driving cars are designed to stop moving if a person is nearby. People can take advantage of that function to harass and threaten their passengers.... It was unsettling to be trapped inside a Waymo during an attack, Fulop said. "If he had kept hammering on one window instead of alternating, I'm sure he would have eventually broken through," he said. The attacker did not appear to be on drugs or otherwise impaired, but seemed to be overtaken by extreme anger at the self-driving car, Fulop said. It did not seem safe to get out and run, he added, since the man was trying to open the locked doors and said he wanted to kill the passengers. They called 911 and Waymo's support line, Fulop said. Waymo told them that it would not manually direct the car away if someone was standing nearby, and that the passengers would be OK with the doors locked. The car's software does not allow riders to jump into the driver's seat and take over during an incident. The attack lasted around six minutes. By then, bystanders had begun cheering on the man, Fulop said. That distracted the man, who moved far enough away from the car that it could finally drive away... Fulop said he had stopped using Waymo for a time after the January attack and would avoid the service at night unless the company changed its policy of not intervening when a hostile person threatened riders. "As passengers, we deserve more safety than that if someone is trying to attack us," he said. "This can't be the policy to be trapped there." The article remembers other incidents — including a 2024 video showing three women screaming as their autonomous taxi is spray-painted by vandals. And technology author/speaker Anders Sorman-Nilsson says in Los Angeles five men on e-bikes surrounded his Waymo and forced it to stop. The author felt safe inside the vehicle, according to the times, which adds "He felt reassured knowing that Waymo's many exterior cameras were recording the men. After around five minutes, he said, they gave up and rode away."

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The former Liverpool star appeared to have turned a corner, enjoying a run in the Madrid side which culminated in playing a key role in his side's Champions League win over Manchester City.

Brenda Frese's Maryland Terrapins were dumped out of the women's NCAA Tournament by the North Carolina Tar Heels, who ran out 74-66 winners in Chapel Hill on Saturday afternoon.

"Billionaire Elon Musk has announced plans to build a $20 billion chip plant in Austin, Texas" reports a local news station: Musk announced on Saturday night during a livestream on his social media platform X that the plant, called "Terafab," will be built near Tesla's campus and gigafactory in eastern Travis County. The long-anticipated project is a joint venture between Musk-owned properties Tesla, SpaceX and xAI... The Terafab plant is expected to begin production in 2027. Musk "has said the semiconductor industry is moving too slow to keep up with the supply of chips he expects to need," writes Bloomberg — quoting Musk as saying "We either build the Terafab or we don't have the chips, and we need the chips, so we build the Terafab." Musk detailed some specific plans, including producing chips that can support 100 to 200 gigawatts a year of computing power on Earth, and chips that can support a terawatt in space, but gave no timelines for the facility or its output... The facility is expected to make two types of chips, one of which will be optimized for edge and inference, primarily for his vehicle, robotaxi and Optimus humanoid robots. The other will be a high-power chip, designed for space that could be used by SpaceX and xAI... Musk said he expects xAI to use the vast majority of the chips. During the presentation, Musk also unveiled a speculative rendering of a future "mini" AI data center satellite, one piece of a much larger satellite system that he wants SpaceX to build to do complex computing in space. In January, SpaceX requested a license from the Federal Communications Commission to launch one million data center satellites into orbit around Earth. Musk said that the mini satellite he revealed would have the capacity for 100 kilowatts of power. "We expect future satellites to probably go to the megawatt range," Musk said. Raising money to build and launch AI data centers in space is one of the driving forces behind SpaceX's planned IPO later this year. SpaceX is expected to raise as much as $50 billion in a record-setting IPO this summer which could value it at more than $1.75 trillion, Bloomberg News reported earlier.

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An estimated one in 50 UK adults now use fat jabs with demand soaring since 2023 when the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (Nice) approved Wegovy for weight loss on the NHS.

A congressman noted that one scientist's disappearance was a national security issue, claiming that he possessed some nuclear secrets and also worked with recovered UFO tech.

The 30-year-old died after getting into difficulties in the sea off the Caribbean port city of Cartagena.

A Premier League game was interrupted for an anti-racism protocol for the first time on Sunday as Sunderland player Lutsharel Geertruida reported abuse.

In rare and heartbreaking cases, errors can leave parents raising children who are not biologically theirs - or discovering decades later that their family's genetic story isn't what they believed.