Donald Trump brands Nicola Sturgeon a 'terrible first minister' as he reignites feud with ex-SNP leader... and she swipes back 'feeling is mutual, Donnie'
The US President made the comments on Air Force One as he travelled back to Washington DC following his five-day visit to Scotland.
Primark's £19 cardigan great for school, uni or work that shoppers 'love'
It looks great paired with some blue jeans!
Rescuers describe harrowing moment they found British brother and sister, 11 and 13, dead and their exhausted father alive in 'stormy sea' off Spanish beach
The children tragically lost their lives after getting into trouble while swimming in the water off Llarga beach in Salou, Tarragona, on Tuesday night.
Shocking video captures 'Bigfoot' sprinting through the woods in broad daylight
Newly released footage captured a figure moving in the woods of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, which featured a dome-shaped head and 'moved too smoothly to be human.'
Experts describe the slow and agonizing symptoms of starvation, as Melania joins President Trump to decry the plight of Gaza children
As images of starving children in Gaza flood the news and the death toll climbs, Melania Trump has pushed President Trump to reject Israel's denial of a hunger crisis.
Newcastle's new Premier League striker target, major Sesko update and teen Toon star dazzles: CRAIG HOPE'S 5 THINGS WE LEARNED from Newcastle United 0-1 K League XI
Newcastle were beaten 1-0 by a K-League XI at the Suwon World Cup Stadium in Seoul, as their summer of woe should little sign of easing.
Plastic surgeons reveal the top secret procedure making celebrities look 20 years younger
Plastic surgeons revealed how celebrities are able to look decades younger seemingly overnight and with almost no recovery period.
Nothing's Phone 3 Is Stymied By Contentious Design and Price
Smartphone maker Nothing's $799 Phone 3 has been "mired in controversy among the same customers who rallied behind the company's past products" since its July launch, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday. Tech enthusiasts have "lambasted the company for the phone's peculiar industrial design and what they perceive to be an unreasonable price."
The Android device lacks the most performant Qualcomm processor chip found in premium Android phones and the camera performance "falls short of other handsets in this price bracket," the publication wrote in a scathing review. The phone costs $200 more than its predecessor and matches pricing with Apple's iPhone 16, Samsung's Galaxy S25, and Google's Pixel 9.
Critics across Reddit and social media have attacked Nothing for removing the signature Glyph Lights from previous models. Comments on Nothing's YouTube channel have been "bruising," focusing on the phone's oddly positioned camera array. "At its current price, the handset is too expensive for what it offers," the review concludes.
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Moment man who killed his Jaguar restoration grandfather, 81, glassed patron in working men's club after he was confronted for boasting about attack
Drunk Jakob Walpole is filmed glassing a patron in a Warwickshire working men's club - less than an hour after mounting a fatal attack on his own grandfather.
Princess Andre, 18, puts on a stylish display as she shares sunkissed snaps from her Mexican holiday
The daughter of Katie Price and Peter Andre , 18, recently returned from a luxury trip to the North American country and documented the getaway on her social media.
Instant karma as woman chases down iPhone thief and sends thug crashing to the ground… before cops make arrest
The unnamed Russian woman, 25, was caught off guard when a 38-year-old assailant tried to snatch her 'expensive' phone from her hand while she was waiting for the bus.
Shocking extent of Gwyneth Paltrow's privileged upbringing laid bare
Growing up with Hollywood royalty means Gwyneth was privy to a luxurious lifestyle most cannot fathom, including extravagant dinners, elite private schools and preference for first class.
MARK DUBOWITZ: Don't believe the spin about starving Gazans. Trump could end the 'genocide' with four words
If Western governments and their partners in the Arab world truly cared about feeding hungry Palestinians in Gaza, their response to the humanitarian crisis would look different than it does.
Harrison Ford, 83, shares he is glad Hollywood hires 'old guys' because he never wants to stop working
Asked if he'll ever retire, Harrison told Variety : 'No. That's one of the things I thought was attractive about the job of an actor, was that they need old people, too, to play old people's parts.'
Meghan Markle launches ANOTHER product in her As Ever line... but customers may struggle to see what's new
The Duchess of Sussex's brand has announced its newest product... but it might not garner the same amount of enthusiasm as past drops since it's not very different from her last item.
Zuck tries to justify AI splurge with talk of 'superintelligence' for all
You get a superintelligence and you get a superintelligence. Everybody gets a superintelligence
Meta is plowing tens of billions of dollars into GPU bit barns the size of Manhattan Island, and yet The Social Network has struggled to upstage rivals like OpenAI or Anthropic.…
Joe Rogan stunned by Harvard scientist saying 'alien probe' could attack Earth
Joe Rogan discussed the a mysterious interstellar object during his podcast. While NASA believes it's a comet called 3I/ATLAS, a Harvard astrophysicist suggests it could be an alien probe.
Anglian Water fined £62.8million for 'unacceptable' sewage dump failures
Anglian Water say it will take time and investment to achieve a significant reduction in spills
Urgent hunt for woman who was last seen at Wetherpoon pub days ago
Janine Evans, 53, was last seen at the busy Prince of Wales pub on St Mary Street Cardiff city centre on Monday afternoon but disappeared shortly after.
India Launches NASA-ISRO Satellite To Track Climate Threats From Space
India launched the $1.5 billion NISAR radar imaging satellite on Wednesday from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre, marking the first joint mission between NASA and the Indian Space Research Organisation. The satellite uses dual radar frequencies -- NASA's L-band and ISRO's S-band -- to detect Earth surface changes as small as one centimeter from its 747-kilometer orbit.
NISAR will map the entire planet every 12 days using a 240-kilometer-wide radar swath, providing data for climate monitoring and disaster response that will be freely available to users worldwide.
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