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A report has listed the failures that are believed to have contributed to his death

Police want to hear from anyone who might have information about how the man ended up at the roadside

The now viral clip raised questions about their marriage, with many condemning Hilaria's behaviour. But 'fireworks' are the norm, according to sources close to the fiery couple.

The world's happiest country has been crowned but it's not good news for the UK which falls to its lowest spot since 2017. See the full list here...

In footage from the Palace of Westminster, the group could be heard shouting 'Lords out, people in' from the public gallery.

Dr Kathryn Mannix, an experienced NHS medic specialising in palliative medicine, has detailed exactly what happens to our body, and what we experience, as we die.

Meanwhile, open source video codec Ogg Theora stirs in its crypt

After a seven-year nap, version 3.0 of FOSS image editor GIMP is arriving with a splash, while a long-dormant open video format wakes from its slumbers and lumbers into beta.…

Fiorenzo Sauro (pictured), chief of Enzo's Homes Ltd, previously made headlines in 2019 when he was fined £100,000 for chopping down around 70 protected trees.

Barron Trump is celebrating his 19th birthday Thursday, March 20.

A mother who raised thousands for charity by changing her name is pleading with Home Office officials to finally grant her a passport after 16 years - having deemed her new name too 'frivolous'.

Liz Kendall, the Work and Pensions Secretary, this week unveiled reforms that experts said would see around a million people in England and Wales lose disability benefits.

Adolescence co-creator Jack Thorne has revealed toxic trolls have come after him since the show became a Netflix hit - including questioning his sexuality, race and 'whether I am a man.'

Maria Kovalchuk, who was 20 this month, had been missing for eight days after telling friends she had been invited to a party at a hotel on March 9

Logan Gifford, 26, was frequently sexually assaulted by Doreene Gifford for six years from the age of 10 until he was 16 before he reported her to police.

Cosmologists have uncovered stronger evidence that dark energy -- the mysterious force accelerating cosmic expansion -- may be weakening over time. The Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI) collaboration presented their latest findings at the Global Physics Summit in Anaheim, California, reinforcing their preliminary results from last year. The DESI team analyzed data from approximately 15 million galaxies collected over three years, more than doubling their previous dataset of 6 million galaxies. Combined with supernova observations and cosmic microwave background data, their analysis shows a 4.2-sigma deviation from the standard Lambda-CDM cosmological model, which assumes dark energy remains constant. "We are much more certain than last year that this is definitely a thing," said Seshadri Nadathur of the University of Portsmouth, a key DESI researcher. These findings align with recent independent results from the Dark Energy Survey (DES), which earlier this month reported a similar 3.2-sigma tension with Lambda-CDM -- a tension that disappears if dark energy is allowed to vary. If confirmed, evolving dark energy could fundamentally alter cosmologists' understanding of the universe's ultimate fate. Instead of expanding indefinitely until all particles become impossibly separated, the universe might follow alternative trajectories. "It challenges the fate of the universe," explained Mustapha Ishak-Boushaki from the University of Texas at Dallas. "It's game-changing." Moreover, these findings challenge the simplest explanation of dark energy as vacuum energy, which quantum physics suggests should remain constant. Instead, the results indicate unknown physics, possibly involving a new particle, a modification to Einstein's theory of gravity, or even a new fundamental theory. DESI will continue observing through 2026, eventually producing a final map expected to include 50 million galaxies, potentially providing definitive evidence for this cosmic paradigm shift.

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Reform MP Lee Anderson, 58, has been single for almost a year after the his marriage to Conservative councillor Sinead, 47, broke down.

If you're not happy with the service you're receiving, it's a good idea to shop around particularly as broadband providers are offering some generous perks to switch.

Motorists are being urged by a fraud-fighting body not to be pressured by “crash for cash” scammers into handing over unnecessary details following an accident

Motorists are being urged by a fraud-fighting body not to be pressured by “crash for cash” scammers into handing over unnecessary details following an accident

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