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Phoenix, from the United Kingdom, is often whipping up vibrant, innovative recipes on his TikTok and Instagram pages and particularly enjoys baking supersized versions of small food.

EXCLUSIVE: Father Ted writer Graham Linehan, 56, hailed the Supreme Court decision that trans women are not women but said the war on woke has only just begun.

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It isn't just devices unable to upgrade to Windows 11 that are headed to digital landfill this year. The first version of Microsoft's Surface Hub is also destined for the tech trashcan as Windows 10 support ends. So, what do you do with a big black wall ornament?…

Researchers at UC Berkeley claim to have induced a previously unseen color by using lasers to stimulate only the M cones in the retina, creating a visual experience beyond the natural limits of human perception. Called olo, the color is described as a highly saturated blue-green but is only visible through direct retinal manipulation. The Guardian reports: "We predicted from the beginning that it would look like an unprecedented color signal but we didn't know what the brain would do with it," said Ren Ng, an electrical engineer at the University of California, Berkeley. "It was jaw-dropping. It's incredibly saturated." The researchers shared an image of a turquoise square to give a sense of the color, which they named olo, but stressed that the hue could only be experienced through laser manipulation of the retina. "There is no way to convey that color in an article or on a monitor," said Austin Roorda, a vision scientist on the team. "The whole point is that this is not the color we see, it's just not. The color we see is a version of it, but it absolutely pales by comparison with the experience of olo." The findings have been published in the journal Science Advances.

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A man is due to appear in court on theft charges for items valued at more than £800,000 which allegedly took place in Brentwood.

A psychic dubbed Japan 's 'Baba Vanga' has issued a terrifying prophecy set to wreak havoc across the world. (Baba Vanga pictured)

It comes after the company (pictured, file photo) realised the product might contain milk and sulphites - which were not declared on the packaging.

Chris, who is a yoga instructor from California in the US, knew from a young age that he wasn't like the other kids in his classes.

From Louise Thompson 's Fulham townhouse to Tiffany Watson 's Richmond home, all of the former Made In Chelsea cast members have settled in enviable properties.

Liv Conlon, 26, from Glasgow , who is now living in Marbella, runs ThePropertyStagers, which kits out homes with furniture and accessories before sale.

The Feud takes my Love It Or List It what-if? ball and runs with it. Unfortunately, at the halfway point - after three of six episodes - no one is looking likely to end up living happily ever after in their 'forever home'.

Last month, Yvette Cooper discussed sending asylum seekers to 'return hubs' in Albania, Serbia, Bosnia and North Macedonia with the head of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees.

Although the four-part crime drama was released six years ago, not many people have seen or heard about it.

The wildly popular drama sees a string of detectives tackle crime on the tropical island of Saint Marie.

Emma Bradley, 48, appeared on the programme in 2021 and though she didn't win, 'really enjoyed' her experience and has revealed all to MailOnline.

Dubbed the 'Welsh Tube', the ambitious project will stretch a staggering 105 miles (170km), linking the capital Cardiff with outlying towns including Merthyr Tydfil, Treherbert and Aberdare.

MailOnline tests the new Google handset, described as a more accessible alternative to Google's flagship Pixel 9 (£799).

Terry Omara, from Sutton, had overcome a horrific battle with Long Covid in 2020 - fighting off pneumonia and sepsis - and one year later considered himself back in good health.

A radical theory claims Jesus was able to appear to his disciples after his crucifixion without any supernatural factors because he never really died on the cross.

From those shirking the generally accepted rules of society, to others playing simply destructive pranks, it's difficult not to let out a little smirk when the culprit's own actions backfire.