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Paving the way for the controversial agreement ceding sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius to go ahead, he said that the US would be 'inclined to go along with' Britain.

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Gene Hackman will forever be known as one of the greatest actors of his generation following his tragic death aged 95 this week.

Justin Bieber shared a new video of himself smoking to Instagram on Thursday, amid growing fan concern. 

The fashion company was founded by Adam in 2013, but was acquired by UK-based private equity firm Baaj Capital for £1.2million in March 2023.

Myra was the singer's partner and manager for 12 years, with the pop star confirming her sexuality publicly the year they started dating.

It's hard to be a woman. Just ask Selena Gomez. The actress and businesswoman, responsible for a $2 billion beauty empire, turned up at the weekend to the SAG awards.

DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Sir Keir Starmer is a Leftist-liberal who pays obeisance to international law, Donald Trump an alpha American who relishes being a disruptor.

One-time grocer Wallace, 60, stepped away from the show in the wake of a number of allegations that he had indulged in sexist banter and harassed contestants. He denies any wrongdoing.

PATRICK MARMION: Hallelujah! There really is a comedy heaven, and within it are the ghosts of Bob Monkhouse, Eric Morecambe and Tommy Cooper.

Just hours after news of the untimely death of Gene Hackman , a screenwriter of one of his films is opening up about the beloved actor.

The British ambassador to the US - who once described Donald Trump as a 'danger to the world' - had changed his tune.

A bounty note offering more than £100,000 has been given to neighbours of an anti-China campaigner now living in Britain.

PETER HOSKIN: How mean a monster hunter are you? That, really, is the question on the release of Monster Hunter: Wilds, the latest entry in this 20-year-old Japanese series.

BRIAN VINER: Widely regarded as a comeback vehicle for Pamela Anderson, The Last Showgirl, as vehicles go, is less a gleaming Rolls-Royce than a truck.

Some 300,000 pensioners applied for pension credit this tax year, of which 235,000 were made after Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced the payment would be means tested.

Apple announced a new feature allowing parents to share a child's age with app developers without exposing sensitive information, as lawmakers debate age-verification laws for social media and apps. Reuters reports: States, such as Utah and South Carolina, are currently debating laws that would require app store operators such as Apple and Alphabet's Google to check the ages of users. That has set up a conflict in the tech industry over which party should be responsible for checking ages for users under 18 -- app stores, or each individual app. Meta, for instance, has long argued in favor of legislation requiring app stores to check ages when a child downloads an app. Apple on Thursday said it does not want to be responsible for collecting sensitive data for those age verifications. "While only a fraction of apps on the App Store may require age verification, all users would have to hand over their sensitive personally identifying information to us -- regardless of whether they actually want to use one of these limited set of apps," Apple wrote in a whitepaper on its website.

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A coalition of 29 Oxford and Cambridge professors have joined dozens of others from top universities in signing a letter to Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Bergerac was one of the first detective dramas to lure top actors into one-off roles each week.

ADRIAN THRILLS: The rise of Tate McRae suggests there's still a place in pop for a conventional song-and-dance act.