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Eliza and Henrietta Huszti were spotted trudging through the snow to Aberdeen's Victoria Bridge less than 12 hours before they disappeared from the same spot, new CCTV reveals

The former Little Mix star, 33, announced last week she and on/off boyfriend Zion are expecting twins.

Lively and Reynolds were sued for defamation Thursday by Baldoni and his publicists, who say the actress cooked up a scheme to kill their careers.

€15 million system to serve as testbed for larger Herder supercomputer coming in 2027

Hundreds of AMD APUs fired up on Thursday as Germany's High-Performance Computing Center (HLRS) at the University of Stuttgart announced the completion of its latest supercomputer dubbed Hunter.…

The influencer, 26, announced the birth of her second child with fiancé Lewis Burton, a baby girl on Thursday.

Molly-Mae Hague has opened up about her struggles with motherhood in her new documentary Behind It All, as she juggles life as a single parent following her split from Tommy Fury.

Bidding opens on February 4 and concludes on February 6.

Bidding opens on February 4 and concludes on February 6.

Tech news and research site SemiAccurate is reporting that an unidentified company is seeking to acquire Intel in its entirety. The publication -- citing a confidential email that it reviewed and a subsequent confirmation from a second source -- said the prospective buyer has not publicly disclosed its interest but has sufficient resources to purchase Intel at current valuations (about $85 billion).

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Concern is rising for Noel Fielding after he abruptly pulled out of filming for his comedy series The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin due to ill health.

Israel's security Cabinet has today recommended approval of a ceasefire deal that would pause the 15-month war with Hamas in Gaza

The international body believes Britain will see a 1.6 per cent expansion this year - slightly up from the 1.5 per cent it pencilled in last October.

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Scientists warn that the devastating fires that killed at least 24 people and destroyed more than 12,000 structures in Los Angeles represent a new type of urban firestorm, distinct from traditional wilderness blazes. In densely populated areas, buildings themselves become fuel, creating a chain reaction of destruction, researchers reported Friday in Nature. The fires were intensified by steep terrain, powerful winds and a climate pattern of extreme wet-to-dry conditions that created abundant fuel. Researchers say such urban fires are likely to become more frequent as populations expand into wildland areas and climate change accelerates.

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All 12,000 troops sent by North Korea to bolster Vladimir Putin's dwindling forces may be killed or wounded in the next three months, analysts have claimed. 

Huge of people were spotted queueing up to enter Søstrene Grene, the newest Colchester shop which opened today in Culver Square.

Alice Bowmer posted the listing with the hopes of finding someone to fill her bedroom in her flat in Hampstead Heath, north London.

With five choices to make on your Ucas application form, it makes sense to include at least one of the 30 universities where more than 90% of school-leaver applicants gets an offer.

Footage shows HGV driver Dainius Juodis finally stopping on a live lane of the M23, having failed to stop for four miles after a police vehicle had activated its blue lights

Southern and eastern England appears to be in the grip of a bizarre crime wave after 25 portable toilets were stolen from a depot in Ipswich, just three days after a near-identical incident in Oxfordshire.