Dancing On Ice's Ricky Hatton sparks rumours he's reunited with ex Claire Sweeney two months after split
The 46-year-old former professional boxer, who competed in Dancing on Ice last year, struck up a relationship with Coronation Street star Claire, 53, during the show.
Angela Rayner lines up pro-Remain ex-Tory MP to head new body advising on Islamophobia - as critics raise free speech and blasphemy law fears
Dominic Grieve, who previously served as Attorney General, has been recommended to chair a committee of 16 people set up to define anti-Muslim prejudice.
Ministers sign off bumper 10% council tax hike for Bradford, 9% for Newham and Windsor and 7.5% for Birmingham... with most other town halls planning 5% rises
Deputy PM Angela Rayner has unveiled the financial settlement taking effect from April - with a series of English town halls allowed to go over the 4.9 per cent cap.
One in ten body armour plates worn by British troops AREN'T bulletproof, shock test results reveal
A major recall has reportedly been ordered by Ministry of Defence chiefs after scans showed cracks in what were supposed to be bullet proof plates.
England's six selection dilemmas for crucial France clash and who Steve Borthwick must pick including two veteran leaders, writes CHRIS FOY
CHRIS FOY - WORLD OF RUGBY: Steve Borthwick is under pressure and confronted by a stick-or-twist selection dilemma this week.
Los Angeles DA and LAPD respond to Bianca Censori's nude Grammys look amid calls for her to face legal action
Newsweek reported on the LAPD and DA's response after Kanye West and wife Bianca's headline-making appearance on the red carpet yesterday.
Miley Cyrus reignites Beyonce conspiracy theory as fans react to her praising singer at Grammys
Cyrus - who had just won a Grammy for her collaboration with Beyonce - said: 'Even if it's not you Beyonce, I might just say it is.'
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Keir Starmer must not side with EU in trade war
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: What a moment this could be for Sir Keir Starmer! Any sensible prime minister would try to leverage the economic opportunities of Brexit to the full.
We could lift our horizons to America and the wider world. Yet bit by bit, this dishonest government is edging us back toward the EU, warns STEPHEN GLOVER
Why did the Prime Minister go to Brussels yesterday to have dinner with European Union leaders during what they call their 'informal retreat'?
I've had two iPhones, an iPad and a Rolex stolen in the past year - but the police's response will leave you stunned...
My big mistake was to put my phone down on the coffee shop table. That's all it takes in London now to get you robbed or mugged.
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS: Which footballer first performed the knee slide as a goal celebration?
The credit for this is often attributed to Brazilian winger Jairzinho, who performed a knee slide after scoring Brazil 's third goal against Italy during the 1970 World Cup final, which Brazil won 4-1.
Even his own MPs are turning on Starmer's 'unbearable' legal chief - the man who explains why Labour backs every other country... except Britain: DANIEL HANNAN
The Attorney General, Lord Hermer, is under fire. Not only for his love of judicial activism. Not only for potential conflicts of interest amassed over years of working for Britain's sworn enemies.
Bonobos Can Tell When They Know Something You Don't
A study found that bonobos can recognize when someone lacks knowledge they possess and take action to help, demonstrating a basic form of theory of mind. This suggests that the ability to understand others' perspectives is evolutionarily older than previously thought and may have existed in our common ancestors to enhance cooperation and coordination. New Scientist reports: [W]e have been missing clear evidence from controlled settings that primates can track a perspective that differs from their own and then act upon it, says Luke Townrow at Johns Hopkins University in Maryland. To investigate this, Townrow and Christopher Krupenye, also at Johns Hopkins University, tested if three male bonobos at the Ape Initiative research centre in Iowa could identify ignorance in someone they were trying to cooperate with, and then gesture to them to help solve the task. On a table between the bonobo and an experimenter were three upturned plastic cups. A second researcher placed a barrier between the experimenter and the cups, then hid a treat, like a juicy grape, under one of them.
In one version of the experiment, the "knowledge condition," a window in the barrier allowed the experimenter to watch where the treat was placed. In the "ignorance condition," their view was completely blocked. If the experimenter found the food, they would give it to the bonobo, providing a motivation for the apes to share what they knew. Townrow and Krupenye looked at whether the ape pointed at the cup, and how quickly they pointed, after the barrier had been removed over 24 trials for each condition. They found that, on average, the bonobos took 1.5 seconds less time to point and pointed in approximately 20 per cent more trials in the ignorance condition. "This shows that they can actually take action when they realize that somebody has a different perspective from their own," says Krupenye. It appears that bonobos understand features of what others are thinking that researchers have historically assumed they didn't comprehend, he adds. The findings have been published in the journal PNAS.
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How to get enough calcium: It's not just from milk... from fizzy water to figs, read our expert guide on how to get more of the essential mineral - and cut your risk of dementia
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DOGE plans to slash 70% of bureaucrats in top federal agency in latest shock move
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Ex Tory MP joins Ukraine's international legion to help the fight against Russia after losing his seat in last year's election
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Premier League Transfers: Your comprehensive club-by-club list of all the done deals for January
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Netflix REMOVES transgender actress Karla Sofia Gascón from new Emilia Perez poster amid controversy
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Two workers at Metropolitan Washington Airports arrested after leaking video of deadly DC plane crash to CNN
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Love Island: All Stars' Gabby Allen makes VERY X-rated confession as she admits she feels 'mugged off' by Casey O'Gorman after heart rate challenge
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