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The fitness influencer - born Christopher Ryan O'Donnell - passed away on January 11, according to an online obituary.

JACK GAUGHAN: Haaland will see an uplift in his £400,000-a-week wages and two release clauses in the Norwegian's previous deal have not been re-inserted.

Madeleine McCann suspect Christian Brueckner is likely to walk free from prison as there is 'no prospect of an indictment in the Maddie Case', a German prosecutor has revealed. 

A playboy prince from the historic German Bismarck family is suing his two siblings for a share of their inheritance said to be worth up to €1billion (£840million)

In a world publishing coup, decades after being lost, the discovery of the intimate and horrifying leather-bound journal by the Mail is set to cause a global sensation.

The FTC announced Thursday that it's banned General Motors and its subsidiary OnStar from selling customer geolocation and driving behavior data for five years. The Verge reports: The settlement comes after a New York Times investigation found that GM had been collecting micro-details about its customers' driving habits, including acceleration, braking, and trip length -- and then selling it to insurance companies and third-party data brokers like LexisNexis and Verisk. Clueless vehicle owners were then left wondering why their insurance premiums were going up. FTC accused GM of using a "misleading enrollment process" to get vehicle owners to sign up for its OnStar connected vehicle service and Smart Driver feature. The automaker failed to disclose to customers that it was collecting their data, nor did GM seek out their consent to sell it to third parties. After the Times exposed the practice, GM said it was discontinuing its OnStar Smart Driver program. The settlement also requires GM to obtain consent from customers before collecting their driving behavior data, and allow them to request and delete their data if they choose.

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Molly-Mae Hague looked almost unrecognisable in a throwback snap that has resurfaced in the wake of the release of her new documentary, Behind It All.

It was at a very Z-list launch party for reality show Geordie Shore last week that Katie Price kissed her on-off friend Kerry Katona.

Civil Guard divers recovered the 53-year-old's body yesterday morning at the marina in Calpe north of Benidorm after the alarm was raised just over an hour earlier.

The hospital's two maternity units - Leeds General Infirmary and St James's University Hospital - are rated 'good' by England's healthcare regulator, the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

Home Office, Department for Work and Pensions supplier in hands of FRP Advisory

A self-described specialist supplier of "transformational data and AI solutions" to the UK government has called in the administrative receivers.…

A husband's hilariously bad portrait of his wife, which he attempted to give her as a wedding gift, has gone viral - and now the father of three is being flooded with paid art commissions worldwide.

Bosses say the hope to 'make best use of airport's existing single runway' and 'continue maximising the benefits'

Dozens have descended on their supermarkets to try and highlight the financial challenges that farmers are facing and voice their thoughts on how food productions operates in this country.

The actress, 37, shared the happy news that she was expecting her first child with her husband Mark Wright at the end of December and is said to be due in February.

The cast and crew working on Noel Fielding's comedy series The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin are reportedly planning to sue show makers after it was axed.

The singer found global success as a member of The Nolans, spearheaded by parents Maureen and Tommy, who pushed their daughters to begin performing from an extremely young age.

Last month internet entrepreneur Paul Birch and his wife had £500,000 of goods stolen from their Surrey home. The thieves were caught on camera.

We're halfway through the first month of 2025 and the virtue-signalling chatter has already reached an irritating peak. I'm talking, of course, about Dry January.

The volume bought was down by 0.3 per cent in December, far worse than the 0.4 per cent increase analysts had pencilled in.