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The Loose Women star, 34, who spoke exclusively to the Daily Mail about her 'challenging' six months with husband Bradley Dack, puffed on cigarettes with Pete after presenting their show on Kiss FM.

The road is currently closed in both directions as well as at the Lambourne Road crossroads, meaning there is no access to the area from any side.

My colleague from the Daily Mail, Nadine Dorries - as is her wont - has been whipping up a political storm.

One of the most lavish tributes to Angela Rayner after her overdue resignation from the Cabinet came from the uber-ambitious Health Secretary Wes Streeting.

After months away from the spotlight, it is now rumoured the much-loved Canadian singer, 57, might make her comeback in a collab with the giant make-up house.

Savers are having to contend with lower interest rates on savings due to the falling Bank of England base rate.

Two boys became trapped waist-deep in a collapsing sand hole on Newport Beach as waves rushed in. Dramatic video shows frantic bystanders and lifeguards battling the rising tide to dig them out.

As she took to the stage to accept the award for Artist Of The Year, the singer, 39, told the cheering crowd that she had to urgently leave before the ceremony was over.

It will close just after midnight tonight

Rocking a funky 80s-inspired look, the Grammy Award-winning hitmaker, 29, undoubtedly turned heads upon her arrival at the starry event in New York City.

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Somewhere in Houston, four research volunteers "will soon participate in NASA's year-long simulation of a Mars mission," NASA announced this week, saying it will provide "foundational data to inform human exploration of the Moon, Mars, and beyond." The 378-day simulation will take place inside a 3D-printed, 1,700-square-foot habitat at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston — starting on October 19th and continuing until Halloween of 2026: Through a series of Earth-based missions called CHAPEA (Crew Health and Performance Exploration Analog), NASA aims to evaluate certain human health and performance factors ahead of future Mars missions. The crew will undergo realistic resource limitations, equipment failures, communication delays, isolation and confinement, and other stressors, along with simulated high-tempo extravehicular activities. These scenarios allow NASA to make informed trades between risks and interventions for long-duration exploration missions. "As NASA gears up for crewed Artemis missions, CHAPEA and other ground analogs are helping to determine which capabilities could best support future crews in overcoming the human health and performance challenges of living and operating beyond Earth's resources — all before we send humans to Mars," said Sara Whiting, project scientist with NASA's Human Research Program at NASA Johnson. Crew members will carry out scientific research and operational tasks, including simulated Mars walks, growing a vegetable garden, robotic operations, and more. Technologies specifically designed for Mars and deep space exploration will also be tested, including a potable water dispenser and diagnostic medical equipment... This mission, facilitated by NASA's Human Research Program, is the second one-year Mars surface simulation conducted through CHAPEA. The first mission concluded on July 6, 2024.

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Teachers are twice as worried about misogyny and sexism as they are about plummeting educational standards, a report by the Children's Commissioner has found.

Analyst firm doesn’t rate OpenAI as an enterprise-ready vendor

All work in IT departments will be done with the help of AI by 2030, according to analyst firm Gartner, which thinks massive job losses won’t result.…

War hero Valerii Zaluzhnyi, known as the 'Iron General', warns that her appearance at the Royal Opera House on Thursday is 'a test' by Vladimir Putin of Kyiv 's 'closest and most devoted ally'.

A 36-year-old California woman went missing in Michigan's Pigeon River State Forest during a YouTube survival challenge. She was found 18 hours later by a Michigan Police helicopter.

Police remain tight-lipped about the some wild speculation after New Zealand fugitive Tom Phillips was shot dead by an officer on Monday.

President Donald Trump was far from the only famous face at Sunday's US Open men's final between Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz. Trump critic Bruce Springsteen and others were there too.