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The hugely-popular ITV show has signed some huge names over the years and 2025 is no exception.

Residents say the rogue installation was propped up overnight on Sandhurst Road in Catford, southeast London .

She's had a lifetime of asking, 'Ay?' but now LIZ JONES is trying out the latest AI-assisted hearing aids.

The 20ft-high pile of hazardous rubbish was illegally dumped in a field next to the A34 and River Cherwell near Kidlington in Oxfordshire.

The actresses are currently engaged in a world tour on behalf of their new film Wicked: For Good, the second of three planned prequels to The Wizard Of Oz.

In the age of smartphones and digital boarding passes, it seems that the only natural next step would be to digitalise passports.

Diana Areas, who boasted more than 200,000 followers on Instagram, passed away on Thursday morning.

Kimberly Guilfoyle shared candid details about her personal life in her first interview on Greek television.

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) revealed that its annual profits are set to be wiped out after the hack in August halted production for over a month.

Peaty made a late night dash to the south London home shared by Gordon Ramsay and his wife Tana after the Olympic athlete's younger brother was arrested over a series of alleged threats.

Mohammed Fathi Eltbie, 24, is accused of attacking the woman in woodland of Maxwell Road on Wednesday.

The country's Federal Security Service (FSB) also added that a husband and wife assassin has been arrested in connection with the attempt.

There's a new £104 product on the scene that has taken the beauty world by storm.

Antimicrobial resistance, known as AMR, is stopping antibiotics from being as effective as they used to be

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An anonymous reader shares a report: In October, PUBG and Subnautica 2 publisher Krafton announced that it would be undergoing a "complete reorganization" to become an "AI-first" company, planning to invest over 130 billion won ($88 million) in agentic AI infrastructure and deployment beginning in 2026. This week, as it boasts record-breaking quarterly profits, the Korean publisher has followed that strategic shift by launching a voluntary resignation program for its domestic employees, according to Business Korea reporting. The program, announced internally, offers substantial buyouts for domestic Krafton employees based on their length of employment at the publisher. Severance packages range from 6 months' salary for employees with one year or less of service to 36 months' salary for employees who've worked at Krafton for over 11 years. The voluntary resignation program follows a November 4 earnings call in which Krafton announced a record quarterly profit of $717 million. During the call, Krafton CFO Bae Dong-geun indicated that Krafton had also halted hiring for new positions, telling investors that "excluding organizations developing original intellectual property and AI-related personnel, we have frozen hiring company-wide."

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AngryGinge admitted he is 'feeling the pressure' to be entertaining for ITV viewers and has shared his fears of 'imposter syndrome'.

Extreme day tripper Luke Simmonds, 36, an IT consultant from Surrey, spent one day exploring the Czech capital after finding bargain flights with Wizz Air.