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For over two decades PAUL LAMB toiled away laying hedges in Somerset fields, then, five years ago, he became an overnight Instagram sensation.

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SpaceX's Fram2 mission returned safely after becoming the first crewed spaceflight to orbit directly over Earth's poles. From a report: Led by cryptocurrency billionaire Chun Wang, who is the financier of this mission, the Fram2 crew has been free-flying through orbit since Monday. The group splashed down at 9:19 a.m. PT, or 12:19 p.m. ET, off the coast of California -- the first West Coast landing in SpaceX's five-year history of human spaceflight missions. The company livestreamed the splashdown and recovery of the capsule on its website. During the journey, the Fram2 crew members were slated to carry out various research projects, including capturing images of auroras from space and documenting their experiences with motion sickness. [...] This trip is privately funded, and such missions allow for SpaceX's customers to spend their time in space as they see fit. For Fram2, the crew traveled to orbit prepared to carry out 22 research and science experiments, some of which were designed and overseen by SpaceX. Most of the research involves evaluating crew health.

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It is not often that Starmer comes up with something so crass that I push aside the breakfast table, hurl the paper at the far wall and run around the room pant-hooting with incontinent rage.

Amid the horror of being told she was under arrest, Rosalind Levine remembers a flash of another, visceral, emotion.

Anis Bardich, 27, was jailed after being spotted on CCTV throwing strange shapes to distract his targets while he stole their wallets and mobile phones.

President Trump's widest-ranging tariffs to date took effect on Saturday, as hedge funds continue to grapple with massive margin calls.

'Nonpartisan' intelligence chief booted less than two years into the job

President Trump yesterday fired the head of the NSA and US Cyber Command and his deputy.…

The Tory leader claims for a Grade II listed farmhouse with six bedrooms

Anne Sebba's new book tells how the prisoners in the Orchestra of Auschwitz were spared the camp's worst fate but were haunted for life and many never played again.

DISTRESSNG CONTENT: Horrifying footage, recorded on a Ring camera, captured the savage onslaught on Monday morning, in Harbreck Grove, Liverpool.

She has been a prominent teatime figure on Scotland's screens for almost 30 years, covering some of the country's biggest news stories.

Glamorous revellers descended on the racecourse in Merseyside for the second day of the racing festival.

Brand, 49, who is believed to living in the US, was today charged with five sex offences against four different women alleged to have taken place between 1999 and 2005.

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto's ambitious plan to create 1 million hectares of new rice farms in eastern Merauke Regency faces strong criticism from scientists who have warned it will fail due to unsuitable soils and climate. Military "food brigades" are currently guarding bulldozers clearing swampy forests in Indonesian New Guinea for the project, which aims to boost food self-sufficiency for the nation's 281 million people. Soil scientists warn that Merauke's conditions could lead to acidic soils unable to support economically viable rice farming, potentially resulting in abandoned fields vulnerable to wildfires. "Farmers will get no profit at all," said Dwi Andreas, a soil scientist at Bogor Agricultural University who tested 12 rice varieties in similar soils with poor results. The initiative mirrors past failed megaprojects, including a 1990s attempt to convert 1 million hectares of Borneo peatlands to rice paddies and a 2020 onion and potato farming expansion in North Sumatra that saw 90% of fields abandoned. A previous 2010 attempt to expand rice farming in Merauke also failed, destroying forests that Indigenous Papuans relied on and increasing childhood malnutrition, according to anthropologist Laksmi Adriani.

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