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Suzanne Cherry, 62, was understood to be on the first tee on the course near Sutton Coldfield with her husband Clinton when she was hit by the van being chased by police.

A UK-based marketing psychologist has warned that 'every detail' in a restaurant is there to 'influence' diners and, ultimately, encourage them to spend money.

The One Direction singer, 33, and Love Island star, 28, finally went public with their new relationship on Tuesday, with the pair spotted on a lunch date.

Draped around his neck before snatching a passionate snog, Kylie Jenner clung to Timothee Chalamet as they partied with friends at Coachella music festival this weekend.

Archewell has donated to the Milwaukee Muslim Women's Coalition since 2023 - but chose to cut funding last week.

María Paz Peñaloza, 31, died on April 11 after she went into cardiac arrest at a makeshift clinic in Queens, New York

Athos Salomé, 38, from Brazil, is often referred to as the 'Living Nostradamus' due to his accurate predictions throughout the years, has also made some worrying AI predictions

The tennis legend's spouse of thirty years, ex-international yachtsman Mel Coleman, 60, died only 16 weeks after being diagnosed with stage four colon cancer in May 2023.

The celebrity couple's sons Romeo and Cruz were also quick to send loving messages to their mum on social media.

Cristiano Ronaldo has taken to social media to celebrate the third birthday of his daughter Bella. He posted a picture of the pair embraced in a hug together on Instagram to mark the occasion.

Tourists enjoying cruise holidays in the Caribbean, Med and Mexico should be wary of a fast emerging excursion scam, says YouTube cruise expert Gary Bembridge.

Last week, Prince Harry's lawyer told a public hearing that the terror group had called for him to 'murdered' after his tax-payer funded security arrangements were downgraded.

Former Savage Garden frontman Darren Hayes has opened up about a terrifying health ordeal that left him hospitalised, with a shattered jaw and nine broken teeth.

When Texas native Ellen Wier was 12, she suffered a life threatening head injury that upended her life for the better. She was in a coma for days and experienced a spiritual awakening.

The officer's name and behaviour can now be made public after an application by EssexLive

An AI support bot for the code editor Cursor invented a nonexistent subscription policy, triggering user cancellations and public backlash this week. When developer "BrokenToasterOven" complained about being logged out when switching between devices, the company's AI agent "Sam" falsely claimed this was intentional: "Cursor is designed to work with one device per subscription as a core security feature." Users took the fabricated policy as official, with several announcing subscription cancellations on Reddit. "I literally just cancelled my sub," wrote the original poster, adding that their workplace was "purging it completely." Cursor representatives scrambled to correct the misinformation: "Hey! We have no such policy. You're of course free to use Cursor on multiple machines." Cofounder Michael Truell later apologized, explaining that a backend security change had unintentionally created login problems.

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Police say they need to find him to make sure he’s ok

The two news anchors hosted Friday's instalment of the daily show on BBC One and fans watching seemed to notice some tension.

The Royal Family presented a powerful display of unity on Easter Sunday last year, marking a heartfelt moment amid a challenging time for the monarchy.

Thursday night's episode of the programme saw pizza company owner Anisa, 26, and AC company owner Dean, 34, battle it out for the £250,000 investment with Lord Alan Sugar .