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Matthew Rumsby, 42, sent eight 'grossly offensive' emails to the Tottenham Labour MP, 52, in just over three hours on September 23.

Coco Austin broke the internet when she flaunted her voluptuous derriere in a micro-thong bikini last week.

Animal trainer Stephanie Dale (pictured) illegally built stables on greenbelt land. Cheshire East council told her to take them down as far back as 2016. She was found guilty of breaching the order.

Liz, 50, is said to be sticking by him amid the scandal, offering her full support to Wynne as he reportedly takes legal action against the BBC.

She last starred on TOWIE in 2023 but has hinted at a return to the TV screen

In adorable lab footage, one of the rodents opens an unconscious partner's mouth and pulls its tongue aside to clear its airway.

Oxygen leak blamed for a lack of deorbit burn

SpaceX has published an explanation for the debris from the Falcon 9 second stage that fell over Poland last week. Because of an oxygen leak, the expected deorbit burn didn't occur.…

Villagers in Cwmparc, near Treorchy in Wales, gathered in numbers to protest against the new resident who moved in and quickly set about blocking the accessible walking path.

The high street fashion favourite is set to shut almost triple the amount of stores it originally earmarked for closure, as businesses continue to struggle in tough economic conditions.

The Los Angeles Times publishes a weekly "Boiling Point" newsletter about climate change and energy issues. And this week they examined whether the scientific fact of a change climate is reflected in the mass media: For the second year running, nonprofit consulting firm Good Energy applied its Climate Reality Check to the actual Oscar-nominated films [which] tests whether a movie and its characters acknowledge global warming... Of last year's 13 Oscar-nominated films that met Good Energy's criteria (feature-length movies set in present-day or near-future Earth) three passed the test. This year, there were 10 eligible films. Only "The Wild Robot" passed... Maybe a few years from now, studios will release a torrent of movies and shows reflecting the realities of a scary-but-still-salvageable world, helmed by producers and writers jolted into renewed awareness by the infernos. But for now, the picture is bleak. A peer-reviewed study slated for publication this month, led by Rice University English and environmental studies professor Matthew Schneider-Mayerson, analyzes climate change mentions in 250 of the most popular movies of the last decade. The authors found that just 12.8% of the films allude to global warming. Just 3.6% depict or mention the climate crisis in two or more scenes. "A lot of times, it's really being mentioned in passing," Schneider-Mayerson said... [Good Energy Chief Executive Anna Jane Joyner] pointed to another analysis led by Schneider-Mayerson, which found that movies passing the Climate Reality Check and released in theaters earned 10% more at the box office, on average, than films failing the test. Netflix, meanwhile, says on its website that 80% of its customers "choose to watch at least one story on Netflix that helps them better understand climate issues or highlight hopeful solutions around sustainability...." [Netflix's "Sustainability Stories" collection includes Dr. Seuss' The Lorax, Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget, and Waterworld] Sponsors are interested in selling audiences on climate-friendly products, too. I was sitting in a movie theater last weekend enjoying "Captain America: Brave New World" — the latest entry in Disney's Marvel Cinematic Universe — when, to my surprise, Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) got out of his SUV and pulled his iconic red-white-and-blue shield out of the front trunk. Yes, a front trunk, where an internal combustion engine would normally be. That meant Captain America was driving an electric vehicle, right? Indeed, he was. I did some research after I got home and learned that Wilson was driving a GMC Hummer EV, the result of a paid partnership between Marvel Studios and GMC parent company General Motors. Ironically, the movie does not at any point acknowledge global warming, the article points out (adding "Also, SUVs kill more pedestrians and cyclists than smaller cars.") "But the more movies and TV shows spotlight climate solutions — electric vehicles, solar panels, induction stoves — the more likely people are to support those solutions. For Hollywood, that's a step in the right direction."

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Musk has been granted authority to root out wasteful government spending through his Department of Government Efficiency.

The charity announced last week that the Throckmorton family had requested to take back the running of Coughton Court in Alcester, Warwickshire, from February 2026.

The former Popworld host, 40, made the surprise revelation while talking to best friend Lily Allen on their Miss Me podcast.

Selena Gomez wowed in her figure-hugging Celine gown at Sunday's SAG Awards, which perfectly highlighted her slimmer figure.

Like Sharon Osbourne, some patients struggle to put any weight back on after quitting drugs such as Ozempic. Others pile the pounds back on as soon as they stop the jabs.

Perhaps the two most surprising developments in fashion over the past few years have been the rise of the smart trainer and the smart stealth wealth sweater.

They've not been on the scene long but air fryers have quickly become one of the most used kitchen appliances in the UK.

Find out if your school is included in the trial

It comes after Alison Hammond, 50, and Dermot O'Leary, 51, stepped in to present the ITV show while the 50-year-old and Cat Deeley, 48, had some well-earned time off.

Dr Samuel Choudhury, a doctor based in Singapore, has revealed the disgusting mistake too many of us continue making with our toothbrushes.