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Nearly seven years have passed since Edoardo Mapelli-Mozzi uploaded his engagement pictures to Instagram, assuring his bride-to-be, Princess Beatrice, that he would always be by her side.

It's one of the biggest - and surprisingly most fierce - debates in the nutrition world at present. Which is healthier: butter or olive oil? Jane Druker decided to put that question to the test...

Staring into the camera with his arm wrapped around his three-year-old girl (left), Garry Hardwicke (right) is the picture of a proud young father.

Footage shows a woman walking along the road in the Lancashire village of Brierfield on Friday, when a man walks up behind her, appears to grab her and then stab her in the neck.

Pete Wicks and Olivia Attwood showed their romance is still going strong as they packed on the PDA during another romantic getaway to St Tropez.

Having welcomed a baby boy after retirement, the plan was to travel between Africa and the States, where Precious could continue her work and Jon could look after their son.

The Princess of Wales has an enviable jewellery collection, ranging from chic high street pieces to priceless royal heirlooms.

Andy Burnham lashed out at the 'poisonous' politics of the US as he hinted at an immediate challenge to Keir Starmer if he wins.

From Java tests to Shai-Hulud, bots keep proving they'll swallow anything you feed them

Jake Hall's ex-girlfriend Chloe Lewis was filmed kissing a photo of the late star as she danced to a DJ set at his 'unconventional funeral' on Friday.

RIATH AL-SAMARRAI IN BOSTON: After 28 years of waiting, it took Scotland 28 minutes to turn a reunion into a celebration.

The Tartan Army turned the Massachusetts city into a sea of saltire flags, kilts and booming choruses of Flower of Scotland.

Families say it's 'much-needed' investment in sports facilities by the local council

Community leaders have expressed shock and sadness following a fatal assault at Central Park in Chelmsford.

Community leaders have expressed shock and sadness following a fatal assault at Central Park in Chelmsford.

The Prime Minister is understood to have overruled the Energy Secretary following sustained lobbying from industry leaders, the Unite union and Business Secretary Peter Kyle.

On Sunday, Donald Trump will be the second US President to turn 80 in office, as he gets closer to setting the record for oldest President ever.

The price of bitcoin dropped 13% down to $64,394 just in June — but there's more bad news, reports CNBC." "Bitcoin has lost nearly half its value since reaching a record high above $123,000 in July 2025." While previous bitcoin selloffs were often followed by large rebounds in price, the latest decline may prompt some investors to revisit why they own bitcoin in the first place, [says Daniel Sotiroff, associate director of ETF and Passive Strategies Research at Morningstar]. Here's what he and other experts have to say about the case for holding crypto, and how much exposure is appropriate for the average investor... Not all financial professionals agree bitcoin belongs in a portfolio. Bitcoin differs from stocks, bonds and real estate because it doesn't generate earnings, interest payments or rental income that investors can use to estimate its value, says Robert Johnson, a finance professor at Creighton University. Instead, its price is largely determined solely by investor demand. "You cannot invest in Bitcoin, you can only speculate," he says. Sotiroff agrees that bitcoin is difficult to value using traditional financial metrics. "The best analogy I've heard is that it's more like a collectible, because it's basically worth what other people are going to pay for it," he says. Sotiroff told CNBC the recent selloff was a reminder that bitcoin's gains can be accompanied by equally dramatic declines — one reason many financial planners recommend limiting exposure to a small portion of a broader portfolio. "You just really can't make a call on what direction it's going to go," says Sotiroff.

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A video was found on the phone of one of the dealers in which he bragged about being a "sugar daddy"

As care home fees and inheritance tax bills escalate, growing numbers of people are being persuaded to take out trusts, which they believe offer a neat solution.