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Danny Cipriani gushed over the support of his former girlfriend AnnaLynne McCord as he clarified their relationship status on Tuesday. 

The atrocity took place during a mass jail break from Goma's Munzenze jail last week, as M23 fighters clashed with the Congolese army during deadly gun battles.

A woman was trapped in the shop but was uninjured

That's 1,750 positions about to join the employment queue and it's only February

Workday is erasing 8.5 percent of its personnel under a restructuring scheme because… AI.…

Laurence, 59, appeared on Wednesday's instalment of This Morning to chat to hosts Ben Shephard, 50, and Cat Deeley, 48, about the programme.

A developer has successfully run the classic video game Doom on Apple's $50 Lightning to HDMI adapter, exploiting the device's built-in system-on-chip that runs a simplified iOS version.

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Officially it's called Muranyi 50 City Rooms, but it's known in Budapest as 'Alcatraz'. Alfie Watts, the winner of BBC1's Race Across The World, was left in a state of shock when he checked in there.

EXCLUSIVE BY MIKE KEEGAN: Bosses at talkSPORT had a decision to make - and not much time. Seconds before he went on air last August, Jermaine Jenas told them he had been sacked.

Lily Phillips, from Derbyshire, has reportedly ditched her bid to sleep with 1,000 men in 24 hours - after Bonnie Blue pipped her to it.

Lance Corporal Matthew Platt and Lance Corporal Ryan Hamlet are alleged to have treated the woman 'like a rag doll' and a 'puppet' as she drifted in and out of consciousness.

Called The Reserve, Chester Zoo's new resort is made up of 51 'luxury' lodges for two to six guests that are built with 'a one-of-a-kind safari lodge feel', inspired by the African savannah.

Clarke, 49, is suing Guardian News and Media (GNM) over articles which said 20 women who knew him in a professional capacity had come forward with allegations of sexual misconduct.

Elie Taktouk, 50, married Lebanese model Daniella Semaan, in 1998 but they split 13 years later when she left him for former Arsenal and Chelsea footballer Cesc Fabregas.

Britain's biggest fast food chains have found themselves facing off with a new unlikely rival - as Greggs expands its hot menu selection to include chicken burgers, wraps and bites.

Sci-fi interstellar travel gets another tiny push

Centuries after Western explorers used sail power to discover a world hitherto unknown to them – although well known to people who already lived there – science fiction writers and engineers have wondered if space exploration might be similarly powered by lightsails.…

A 58-year-old French man, who now lives in Switzerland, was handed a six-month suspended sentence after being found guilty of abusing his cat, at a court in Uster, just outside Zurich.

Philip Hamer, 34, who also worked for Manchester United and Manchester City in off-field matchday roles, preyed on seven different victims during a 13-year campaign of sickening abuse.

It looks like you want to irritate Windows users. Do you want some help with that?

There are some things that can't be unseen, including Microsoft posting a hand-drawn image of the company's infamous assistant, Clippy, on social media.…

Harvey Willgoose, was stabbed in the heart with a hunting knife in front of his fellow pupils at All Saints Catholic High School in Sheffield, the hearing for the murder suspect today heard.

Temperatures at the north pole soared more than 20C above average on Sunday, crossing the threshold for ice to melt. From a report: Temperatures north of Svalbard in Norway had already risen to 18C hotter than the 1991-2020 average on Saturday, according to models from weather agencies in Europe and the US, with actual temperatures close to ice's melting point of 0C. By Sunday, the temperature anomaly had risen to more than 20C. "This was a very extreme winter warming event," said Mika Rantanen, a scientist at the Finnish Meteorological Institute. "Probably not the most extreme ever observed, but still at the upper edge of what can happen in the Arctic." Burning fossil fuels has heated the planet by about 1.3C since preindustrial times, but the poles are warming much faster as reflective sea ice melts. The increase in average temperatures has driven an increase in fiercely hot summers and unsettlingly mild winters.

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