Taron Egerton brushes off his recent split from Brooks Nader as he goes for a shirtless jog during heatwave - and she shows him what he's missing in her Baywatch swimsuit
Taron Egerton showed off his ripped physique while jogging shirtless through London's Notting Hill during the heatwave on Tuesday.
Holly Willoughby, 45, tells Katherine Ryan she was 'jealous' when she became pregnant in her 40s and admits she 'wishes she had another baby' on second episode of YouTube show
Speaking more frankly than ever about her personal life, Holly, 45, told her guest Katherine Ryan that she'd been 'jealous' to hear of her pregnancy last year.
Influencer nurse caught smuggling £160,000 worth of cannabis into the UK with glam friend is allowed to keep her nursing licence
Levi Whalley risked losing her job as a nurse when she tried to bring more than 35 kilograms of cannabis over from the US with her friend.
Trio who stormed family-run jewellers in Ted Lasso's up-market Richmond in £225,000 viral smash-and-grab are jailed
Deniz Mehmet, 28, Lee Ramsey, 46, and Robert Clarke, 50, were seen on video smashing the windows of Gregory & Co jewellers in Richmond, southwest London , on January 31.
Open source project fools AI scrapers with poisoned font
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Trump says he may WITHDRAW his attorney general pick as he tears into two rogue Republicans
The news is a major blow for Trump, and comes as Republicans in the Senate appear more willing to break with the President on key issues.
The party of the year comes to the Cotswolds! Revellers flock to 5,000 acre estate in Oxfordshire to enjoy a weekend of indulgence and hedonism (and there's not a screen in sight!)
Some 30,000 revellers are expected to attend the 15th edition of Wilderness festival, held just a stone's throw from celeb haunt Soho Farmhouse near the picturesque village of Charlbury.
I was diagnosed with cancer and at 69 with no husband or children, I've realised how truly alone I am. It feels shameful and embarrassing... but this is what childless women in their 40s need to hear about their future
Last September, I received a bleak diagnosis delivered with by a young doctor: 'You have superficial spreading melanoma, Maria.' In layman's terms, I had a fast-growing skin cancer.
Google's Gemini Can Now Stomp Around as a Humanoid Robot
Google DeepMind's Gemini Robotics 2 combines vision, language, and action models to control multiple types of robots, including humanoids performing tasks such as organizing shelves, tying bags, and replacing lightbulbs. "It's another milestone in our path towards really getting towards what we call like physical AGI, which means we get a robot to do anything that a human can," Carolina Parada, head of robotics at Google DeepMind, tells WIRED. From the report: Gemini Robotics 2 combines several different AI models into a single system. Taken together, they allow a robot to make sense of its surroundings and how to act in it. A vision language model (VLM), which understands images and video, can communicate with humans and reason how to perform different tasks. Two vision language action (VLA) models, trained to understand how to move in physical space, control the robot's full-body movement as well as the movements of grippers or hands.
In video demonstrations shared ahead of the release, the company showed several different robots performing complex tasks autonomously using the amalgamated model. In one demo, Apptronik's Apollo 2 robot used hands from a company called Sharpa to tidy shelves. Google DeepMind trained the model to perform these tasks using a mix of human teleoperation, video examples, and simulations -- it's not yet possible for AI models to perform a wide range of complex tasks without specific training.
[...] Parada says Google takes a multi-layered approach to safety, with guardrails applied on each model layer. It's also introducing ASIMOV-Agentic, a new benchmark for measuring the safety of various AI systems collaborating to control a robot. The benchmark detects whether a command will result in harmful or uncertain outcome.
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I thought my charming husband was the full package - until I discovered he'd faked cancer and cheated on me repeatedly. But it was only when I teamed up with his ex-wife that I found out what a monster he truly is...
Amber Rasmussen thought her husband Brandon Johnson was, in her words, 'the full package' - 6ft 3in, funny, intelligent and seemingly honest.
After I was made redundant at 54 I applied for 1,000 jobs but was rejected from them all. I was thrilled to finally find work but there was a cruel twist awaiting me
My world unravelled last year when I was made redundant, and there was a team of scammers lying in wait to take my money, my dignity - and nearly break up my relationship.
Ultimate guide to caring for your garden during a heatwave: As the RHS warns of wilting hydrangeas, how to stop your favourite flowers dying amid hosepipe ban
Some parts of the country have not seen rain for 43 days, with Amber heat-health alerts issued for certain regions as the mercury rises once again this summer.
Heavy smoker, 29, died after giving up cigarettes on holiday due to toxic reaction with his medication, inquest hears
Jack Burton, 29, was prescribed anti-psychotic medication to treat his schizophrenia, but smoking cigarettes lessened the effects of the drug.
Female sailor who carried out a string of sexual assaults against male and female shipmates is kicked out of the Navy
Able Seaman Sian Dowsett, 25, was branded a 'predator in that ship' by a judge who heard she targeted male and female colleagues on a warship.
Shamed ex-MP Mike Amesbury reveals loneliness and isolation over divorce from wife after his life imploded when he punched a constituent in 2am brawl
The ex-Labour politician (pictured), who was jailed for ten weeks, suspended for two years, over the attack, previously revealed he had received treatment for depression in the wake of the incident.
Top psychologist explains why couples fight over the smallest things - and what can really be done about it
Why can we have ferocious arguments about seemingly insignificant things like who takes the bins out? Kim Polinder reveals the secret psychology behind why we fight.
Biohacker Bryan Johnson confesses he may have 'taken this whole longevity thing too far' after revealing he has an incurable disease
He's built a global reputation by trying to cheat death through science. But biohacker Bryan Johnson has confessed he may have 'taken this whole longevity thing too far'.
Villagers hit by Bordeaux inferno feel 'abandoned' as fire crews protected 'tourists and the wealthy', JAMES FIELDING reports from southwestern France on Daily Mail's Deep Dive podcast
Andy Jehring has spoken to senior reporter James Fielding in Le Porge, a fire-ravaged village in southwestern France that remains largely sealed off from the outside world.
I thought my leg trouble was from too much walking...it was actually paralysing motor neurone disease that's left me with two years to live
A nurse has told of the heartache of leaving her four children without a mother - following a diagnosis of brutal motor neurone disease just weeks after turning 40.
Couple who 'beat, belittled and starved' a vulnerable man to death after he was sent to live with them by social services found guilty of murder
Jurors heard 'recovering drug addicts' Melanie James, 63, and her partner Kenneth Newton, 57, kept Rubin Blount in their Tamworth council house 'for their own financial benefit'.