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For 40 years, Bobbi has been battling palmoplantar keratodermas, a rare skin disorder which causes abnormal, excessive thickening of the skin on the soles of the feet.

Bandmates Geri Horner , Mel B , Mel C , Emma Bunton and Victoria Beckham had been in talks for a series of concerts to celebrate three decades since the release of Wannabe.

The Government now has the chance to save countless lives by introducing a targeted screening programme for prostate cancer , the most common cancer among British men.

Chemists report running out of vaccines after two youngsters died from the infection and another 11 were hospitalised after falling ill over the past week.

Ms Cattrall, who is 70 this summer, posed in a sheer floral trench coat as she fronted a campaign for the former department chain which is now online.

An autobiographical film by obsessive video-maker Gunnar Hall Jensen, also explores this witless, thuggish fashion.

Controversial proposals to legalise assisted dying in Scotland were tonight rejected by MSPs in a crunch Holyrood vote.

The Reform leader unveiled the 'Nigel Cut My Bills' competition on Tuesday to promote the party's pledge to reduce household energy bills by £200 a year in its first budget if it came to power.

Arizona has filed criminal charges against Kalshi, accusing it of operating an illegal gambling business. "Kalshi may brand itself as a 'prediction market,' but what it's actually doing is running an illegal gambling operation and taking bets on Arizona elections, both of which violate Arizona law," Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes said in a statement. The case could ultimately head to the Supreme Court to decide whether federal oversight by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission overrides state gambling laws. Bloomberg reports: While state regulators have taken steps to crack down on what they say is unlicensed betting on Kalshi's site, Arizona appears to be the first state to escalate to criminal charges. The charges cited in the complaint are misdemeanors, which carry less serious penalties than felonies. [...] Prediction market exchanges like Kalshi have said they should continue to be regulated by the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission despite opposition from some state officials, who argue the trading should come under state gambling laws. Arizona's criminal complaint follows Kalshi's move last week to block the state's gaming department from taking enforcement action against the company. "These are the first criminal charges of any kind filed against Kalshi in any court in the United States, but it will likely be the first of several," said Daniel Wallach, a sports and gaming attorney.

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Jennifer Dwork was young, fit and healthy. But while studying at Columbia business school, she was suddenly wracked by a sharp pain in her rectum when she went to the bathroom.

He rang in his 100th birthday in December after months of excited buildup to what had promised to be a joyously nostalgic fanfare.

The actor, 65, won the gong for his performance in One Battle After Another but he was not in attendance at the ceremony because he chose to travel to Ukraine.

According to mathematicians from Northwestern University, fashion trends repeat themselves on a 20-year cycle.

In February 2025, at the age of just 40, my husband was diagnosed with a rare lung disorder called obliterans bronchiolitis.

Something is ending today in a way that can finally be felt. The New Moon builds to its peak tomorrow night and the hours leading up to it carry a special clarity.

London commuters will hear Morgan Freeman's iconic honeyed tones across Baker Street's tanoy if they are at the station on Wednesday and Thursday.

The Earl of Devon separated from his wife, a former Baywatch actress, after she voiced her shock at how her 'hippy, feminist husband' had turned into a 'patriarchal' aristocrat.

In 2024 the soap was hit by a huge 'cast cull' in a bid to save money, with its episode count reduced to just three shows per week following a move to E4.

Residents in rural Ohio are pushing a constitutional amendment to ban large data centers over 25 megawatts, citing concerns about energy use, water consumption, and lack of transparency around proposed projects. "My biggest concern is because I love Adams County," Nikki Gerber told Cleveland.com. "What it feels like they are doing is just taking advantage of the unzoned rural areas of Ohio, where they can go ahead and put in whatever they want." From the report: Gerber and a handful of residents from Adams and Brown counties gathered about 1,800 signatures in eight days to start the ballot process. They submitted those petitions to the Ohio attorney general's office on Monday. That's the first step before supporters can begin collecting signatures statewide. State law requires at least 1,000 valid voter signatures to begin the process. The petitions must also include the full text of the proposed amendment and a summary explaining what it would do. Attorney General Dave Yost's office now has 10 days to decide whether the summary fairly and truthfully describes the proposal. If it does, the measure will move to the Ohio Ballot Board. Supporters would then need to gather about 413,000 valid signatures by July to place the amendment before voters this November. The report notes that a 25-megawatt limit "would effectively block most modern data centers from being built in Ohio."

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The 30-year-old was an early best actor favorite for Marty Supreme, the Josh Safdie picture based on the life of a real underground ping-pong player in 1950s New York.