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Jessie Buckley shared the name of her daughter for the first time while accepting the award for Best Actress at the Oscars on Sunday evening in Los Angeles.

An inquest concluded the substation thick ivy on the bush had covered warning signs about the substation meaning Blair Campbell, 35, was unaware of the danger underneath.

Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher has condemned the club following their 'awful' 1-1 draw with Tottenham on Sunday, a sentiment echoed by Roy Keane who didn't hold back in his criticism too.

The Oscars red carpet was dripping with dazzling ensembles, ranging from demure to high fashion to classic formal attire. 

There is slow traffic due to a crash at Galley’s Corner.

He is the most senior figure in Trump's White House to publicly break with the President over the conflict.

Ten years ago, one man traded London's high costs, high crime rates and limited opportunities for a new life in Hamburg, Germany.

Mojtaba Khamenei, 56, has not been seen or photographed since his ascension to Supreme Leader and is said to be unaware of his new position after being wounded.

From city skylines, impressive bridges and illuminated castles - the UK is brimming with landmarks that look spectacular in the evening, but which are the most beautiful?

An NHS diabetes drug costing as little as 2p per table could cut the risk of one of the world's deadliest cancers that's on the rise in the UK, according to a new study.

The council are investigating a possible breach of planning rules

A German court ruled that TCL misled consumers by marketing certain TVs as "QLED" when they "do not deliver the color reproduction expected from QLED TVs." It has ordered the company to stop advertising or selling those models in Germany. TechRadar reports: The case was filed by Samsung, which claimed that TCL was running deceptive advertising, and more court cases on the same topic are coming in other countries, including the US. The lawsuits all make the same claim: that what TCL calls a QLED isn't a QLED as it's commonly understood, and that consumers are being mis-sold TVs as a result. The court found that TCL's quantum dot TVs, such as the QLED870 series available in Germany, didn't deliver the characteristics of a quantum dot LED, and that consumers were being misled as a result. The tests were commissioned by Seoul chemicals company Hansol Chemical (which, it's worth noting, works with Samsung, a key TCL rival, and which heavily promoted the results of these tests alongside launching the court case) and carried out by Geneva's SGS and the UK's Intertek. According to ET News (via Google Translate), "no indium (In) or cadmium (Cd) was detected in three TCL QD TV models. Indium and cadmium are essential materials that cannot be omitted for QD implementation... if neither is present, QD technology cannot be said to have been applied." You can see the test results here. TCL disputed the findings -- "The QD content may vary depending on the supplier, but it definitely contains cadmium," it responded -- and published its own tests, including a test by SGS, the same firm that conducted tests for Hansol. The results contradicted Hansol Chemical's tests, but those tests used a different methodology: where TCL's tests focused on TCL's quantum dot films, Hansol's commissioned tests were on finished TCL TVs. [...] Hansol Chemical has filed a complaint against TCL with the US Federal Trade Commission, alleging false advertising, and TCL is also facing class action lawsuits in several US states making the same claim. TCL isn't alone here: Hisense has also been targeted in the US.

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Britain's biggest car park firm is set to crash into administration, the Daily Mail can reveal.

The broadcaster, 66, who recently detailed his ongoing health battle, raised a glass while smiling for a photo at The Corinthia Hotel.

Ruth Cook, a 74-year-old grandmother from Somerset, stole food from a Morrison's store in Exeter on Saturday morning in one of a series of coordinated stunts.

The entrepreneur, whose empire also includes lingerie brand Boux Avenue, stationery firm Ryman and art supplier London Graphic Centre, has stepped in on an interim basis.

There was initial 'outrage' from locals after fears that it would be scrapped earlier this month

The 30-year-old missed out on the Best Actor gong to a stunned and emotional Michael B Jordan, while also facing several jabs at his expense over his opera and ballet remarks.

Following mounting complaints from visitors regarding its 'grimy' indoor pools and rowdy parties, Széchenyi Thermal Baths will undergo a £22 million refurbishment, with repairs to four pools and a sauna.

All eyes may be on Iran and the prospect of a war that has already sent oil and gas prices skyrocketing. But there lurks a ticking time bomb that experts fear is primed to explode.