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Jesy Nelson has shared a baby update from her hospital bed as she gave fans a a look at her go-to 'must-haves' during pregnancy. 

The properties include houses, and land with development permission

The properties include houses, and land with development permission

The 2015 winner was flirting with the cut line during day two at Augusta National with his Masters fate coming down to the final hole and he made his frustration known to his caddie, Michael Greller.

An anonymous reader shares a report: The number of European travellers visiting the US has fallen sharply as political and economic tension and fears of a hostile border under President Donald Trump threaten the world's most lucrative air routes. Visitors from western Europe who stayed at least one night in the US fell by 17 per cent in March from a year ago, according to the International Trade Administration. Travel from some countries -- including Ireland, Norway and Germany -- fell by more than 20 per cent, an FT analysis of ITA data showed. The trend poses a threat to the US tourism industry, which accounts for 2.5 per cent of the country's GDP. Some airlines and hotel groups have warned of waning demand for transatlantic travel and a "bad buzz" about visiting the US. The total number of overseas visitors travelling to the US dropped by 12 per cent year-on-year in March, the steepest decline since March 2021 when the travel sector was reeling from pandemic restrictions, according to the ITA data.

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History will be made on his Blue Origin company craft New Shepard as this will be the first all-woman space flight since Russian astronaut Valentina Tereshkova's solo trip in 1963.

BBC Breakfast presenters Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt are described as being 'at loggerheads' with editor Richard Frediani amid claims of 'bullying and misconduct'.

As the deeply religious head teacher at St Joseph's Catholic School and Sixth Form Centre in Port Talbot, Dr John Felton was widely regarded as a disciplinarian.

One swivel chair really caught the eyes of shoppers

A group of ex-OpenAI employees on Friday filed a proposed amicus brief in support of Elon Musk in his lawsuit against OpenAI, opposing OpenAI's planned conversion from a nonprofit to a for-profit corporation. From a report: The brief, filed by Harvard law professor and Creative Commons founder Lawrence Lessig, names 12 former OpenAI employees: Steven Adler, Rosemary Campbell, Neil Chowdhury, Jacob Hilton, Daniel Kokotajlo, Gretchen Krueger, Todor Markov, Richard Ngo, Girish Sastry, William Saunders, Carrol Wainwright, and Jeffrey Wu. It makes the case that, if OpenAI's non-profit ceded control of the organization's business operations, it would "fundamentally violate its mission." Several of the ex-staffers have spoken out against OpenAI's practices publicly before. Krueger has called on the company to improve its accountability and transparency, while Kokotajlo and Saunders previously warned that OpenAI is in a "reckless" race for AI dominance. Wainwright has said that OpenAI "should not [be trusted] when it promises to do the right thing later."

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Celebrity Big Brother's Angellica Bell was reduced to tears on Friday night's episode of the reality show.

From Prince Harry's court appearance to a major fashion merger, Amanda Platell gives her take on some of the week's biggest stories

After such serious complications surrounding the birth of her son Leo, Louise was pleased to be getting her life back on track. However, something scary and life-changing was just around the corner

Trump's economic policies may seem like a great idea to those he's surrounded himself with in the White House - but to sensible people they threaten to send inflation spiralling and make us all poorer

This new generation of weight-loss jabs have been impressive for many reasons. They could be the answer to Britain's obesity problem, but they are not without risk and need to be used safely

General Keith Kellogg suggested Western troops could adopt zones of control as part of a 'reassurance force', while the Russians would occupy the east.

Critics spoke out as the fate of British Steel's blast furnace in Scunthorpe, owned by Jingye of China , hangs in the balance.

Following the death of George V in January 1936 royals and aristocrats flocked to Jacques Cartier to invest in jewellery for Edward VIII's Coronation.

Issues at the very top continue to worsen

The UK government's latest annual data breach survey shows the number of ransomware attacks on the isles is on the increase – and many techies are forced to constantly informally request company directors for defense spending because there's no security people on the board.…

Grace Davidson, 36, and husband Angus, 37, welcomed Amy Isabel into the world earlier this year after the UK's first successful womb transplant.