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The two targeted creatures, Rexy and Yoshi, were in a van parked overnight at a hotel in Thurrock, Essex

Brooklyn and Nicola Peltz were no-shows at any of David's birthday events last week, with sources claiming he felt his wife was being blamed for a rift with his family.

'Trust us, we're from Trumpland' may not help Microsoft as much as it hopes

Opinion  It is a nation's first duty to protect its citizens from harm. A fine maxim, and one we can all agree on, even in these disagreeable times. Sadly, that's as far as it goes. What the harm is and how to protect against it is where light turns to heat.…

A Secret Service agent was caught on camera violently pushing a man who got too close to Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner.

Driver Thomas Worthington, 40, from Worcester left a mother with horrific injuries after mowing her down while messaging about his dinner on WhatsApp.

Emergency services were called to Brookthorpe Avenue, Burnage, in south Manchester at around 3pm on Monday following reports of a body found nearby.

A bold new plan to transform a Lancashire town has been given the green light by Wyre Council, with hopes that a £16 million revamp will breathe new life into the seaside spot.

A Perth man was allegedly attacked and injured by a bullmastiff while trying to move his own dog to safety.

Brooklyn Beckham and his wife, Nicola Peltz, had been invited to all three of his dad's 50th birthday parties. But, says one source, 'each time Brooklyn left his parents hanging'.

Dutch cops are searching for a missing British tourist who disappeared after telling his friends at the airport that he had forgotten his passport. 

Organised criminals are manufacturing 'high-end counterfeits' of well-known labels sold in British supermarkets and off-licences such as Yellow Tail, Maureen Downey told The Wine Blast Podcast.

Liam Payne's girlfriend Kate Cassidy revealed another 'sign' she believes the late star has sent her.

Baroness Morgan used a speech marking a year until Senedd elections to insist she 'will not stay silent' when the PM makes 'decisions that we think will harm Welsh communities'.

Dr Ann Kaplan Mulholland has attacked 'Reckless' Rachel Reeves over the 'astronomical error' of trying to extract more tax from the ultra-wealthy who are domiciled abroad for tax purposes.

Prince Louis put on another show-stealing performance as he stepped out with members of the Royal Family to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day in London yesterday.

A woman on board the bus in Galway put a call in to the cops to complain about the smell of the crisps, according to the Irish Mirror.

"Another year, yet another Hugo Awards-adjacent controversy?" writes Gizmodo's Cheryl Eddy, reporting that three key organizers of the 2025 Seattle Worldcon resigned after backlash over the use of ChatGPT to vet program participants. From the report: In a post on Bluesky co-signed by Hugo administrator Nicholas Whyte, deputy Hugo administrator Esther MacCallum-Stewart, and World Science Fiction Society division head Cassidy, the trio announced they were resigning from their roles ahead of the Seattle event, which takes place in August. "We want to reaffirm that no LLMs or generative AI have been used in the Hugo Awards process at any stage," the statement read in part, which might turn the heads of anyone who is a) interested in the Hugos, but b) not up on the latest controversy. However, plenty of people in the community are well aware of what's been going on. A quick journey to the blog File 770 will bring you up to speed, as will a visit to Seattle Worldcon 2025's own site, which on April 30 shared a post clarifying exactly what role AI played in the upcoming event. [...] However, as File 770 pointed out, the damage has apparently already been done: the use of ChatGPT in any capacity in connection to Worldcon created a furor on social media. It also inspired at least one Hugo nominee to remove their book from contention: Yoon Ha Lee, whose Moonstorm was named a Lodestar Award finalist, which honors YA releases. In a May 1 post on Bluesky, the author linked to the April 30 Worldcon blog post noted above, and noted he was withdrawing the title from consideration. Then, in a post shared today responding to File 770's latest post announcing the resignations, the author wrote âoeAll respect and I'm grateful to them for their work, sorry [things] came to this pass." Seattle Worldcon 2025 takes place August 13-17; the Hugo Awards will be handed out August 16.

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The concrete blocks on Kellands Lane in Okehampton, Devon, had been put up to block a thoroughfare which families used to get to school.

US-based Julie, a prominent online figure who is working to ease fears surrounding death, recently shared her hypothesis as to what happens to people when they pass away.

Stephen McBride, 40, of Chingford, fell from a height at the resort in Bialka Tatrzanska, in the south of the country, an inquest heard.