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Jay-Z, 55, emerged as a surprise villain for Super Bowl LIX fans disappointed by Kendrick Lamar's halftime show on Sunday

The 73-year-old posed alongside her grandchildren wearing Eagles merchandise and a matching green scarf.

Donald Trump brought together members of his family with some of football and politics' elite in his suite for Super Bowl 59.

Crazy footage from New Zealand captured the bizarre moment an SUV mounted the curb in an attempt to hit a pedestrian on the side of the road.

Patrick Mahomes crumbled on the biggest stage of all in the Super Bowl but some fans think the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback may have got concussed in the game. 

An entrepreneur investing in a multi-million-pound transformation of a former pub in Braintree is ‘extremely pleased’ after planning permission is granted.

A couple has been left “shaken and violated” after their home was burgled while they were sitting in the next room.

The 'Dubai chocolate strawberry cup' marries all of the best ingredients from the original chocolate bar, but they're melted and layered over strawberries.

Don Jr. and his girlfriend Bettina seem to be getting serious, as he brought her to the 2025 Super Bowl - despite previous claims that friends were worried she was going to tarnish the 'Trump brand.'

While many fans tune into the Super Bowl to watch the actual game, many others tune in for the commercials, though one had many fans furious.

Today T-Mobile announced what they're calling "the next big thing in wireless" — T-Mobile Starlink. But the real surprise is "The beta is now open for absolutely everyone — yes, even Verizon and AT&T customers — to register for free access until July." And, as they explained to Americans watching the Super Bowl, "If you can see the sky you're connected." Now in public beta, this breakthrough service, developed in partnership with Starlink, uses straight-out-of-a-sci-fi-movie satellite and mobile communications technology to help keep people connected — even you, Verizon and AT&T customers — in the more than 500,000 square miles of the country unreached by any carrier's earth-bound cell towers. That's nearly the size of two Texases...! The beauty of the service is its simplicity: users don't need to do anything out of the ordinary. When a user's cell phone gets out of range of a cell tower, the phone automatically connects to the T-Mobile Starlink network. No need to manually connect. Messages are sent and received just as they are today on a traditional network, even group texts and reactions. And it works on most smartphones from the last four years. It's not limited to a few smartphones or operating systems... The beta is free until July at which point T-Mobile Starlink will be included at no extra cost on Go5G Next (including variations like Go5G Next 55+), T-Mobile's best plan. Business customers will also get T-Mobile Starlink at no extra cost on Go5G Business Next, first responder agencies on T-Priority plans and other select premium rate plans. T-Mobile customers on any other plan can add the service for $15/month per line. Through February, T-Mobile customers who have registered for the beta can secure a $10/month per line Early Adopter Discount, 33% off the full price. AT&T and Verizon customers hate dead zones, too When your service is amazing and different, you want as many people to try it as possible. T-Mobile is giving AT&T and Verizon customers the opportunity to try out T-Mobile Starlink satellite service on their existing phones... During the beta period, Verizon and AT&T customers can experience T-Mobile Starlink text messaging for free, and once the service launches in July, it will be available for $20/month per line... More details and consumer registration can be found here. A Vision for Universal Coverage As T-Mobile and Starlink continue to work towards eliminating mobile deadzones, the companies welcome wireless providers from around the world to join their growing alliance, which aims to provide reciprocal roaming for all participating carriers. So far, KDDI (Japan), Telstra (Australia), Optus (Australia), One NZ (New Zealand), Salt (Switzerland), Entel (Chile & Peru), Rogers (Canada) and Kyivstar (Ukraine) are among the providers that have signed on to join the cause and launch satellite-to-mobile technology. Learn more about the alliance and how providers can join at direct.starlink.com.

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Calls have emerged for litterers to be punished with penalty points on their licences if they are caught chucking rubbish out of their cars or fly-tipping.

Joel Verite, 26, came face-to-face with evil killer Axel Rudakubana as he rushed headlong into the carnage at the Taylor Swift-themed dance event last summer.

British Army veteran James Cairns, 35, proposed to his girlfriend at a wheelchair basketball match at the Invictus Games in Vancouver, Canada.

Donald Trump shook hands with players and local police as he became the first sitting president to walk the sidelines of a Super Bowl.

Kendrick Lamar 's Super Bowl halftime performance was interrupted by a protester who stormed the stadium with a Palestinian flag.

The towering defense player made his way over to President Trump moments after he and his security detail arrived on the field.

An Albanian criminal is allowed the stay in Britain in part because his son has 'distaste' for foreign chicken nuggets, an immigration tribunal ruled.

Charlotte Morris made up the story about an animal running in front of her vehicle after she hit a parked BMW while driving in Eton Wick, Berkshire, on 27 August 2023.

Kevin Costner appeared in a mood to party as he he hung out with some famous Philadelphia Eagles fans at a Super Bowl pre-game celebration in New Orleans Sunday.