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Gemma Collins' 'female stalker' has been arrested for allegedly stalking the reality TV star with 'menacing and abusive' letters.

Heartbroken Nicola Peltz and Brooklyn Beckham were seen for the first time in Los Angeles on Sunday since the death of their close friend Presley Gerber.

Kelsey Parker continued to soak up the newborn bubble with her partner Will Lindsay after welcoming a baby girl as she shared sweet snaps on Instagram on Sunday. 

The 38-year-old pop star-turned-businesswoman took to Instagram on Saturday to share a carousel of videos and photos of her youngest child with longtime partner A$AP Rocky.

Totnes locals awoke on Saturday to discover the iconic structure had been adorned in a 150m (492ft) flag as part of a four-day event.

It is one of the most photographed tourist destinations in the world as people look for a permanent reminder of their visit.

A former American senator claims he was told to cover up his T-shirt during a tour of the Scottish parliament after its design was seen as a 'political statement'.

Motsi Mabuse made a very cheeky remark to new presenter Josh Widdicombe during the first Strictly Come Dancing live show on Saturday night - as he was branded a 'spare part' by viewers.

Residents of Coniston produced a social media video featuring the area's stunning natural beauty in a bid to attract a village doctor after theirs retired last year.

The Prince of Wales sailed past reporters without answering a single question about his uncle's explosive new book when he arrived at a community centre in Acton this week.

Waymo's self-driving car technology "continues to outperform human benchmarks," the company claimed this week. "It was involved in 841 fewer injury-causing crashes — an 82% reduction compared to human drivers." Electrek reports: We've seen various Waymo crash data before, with Waymo claiming crash reductions. That's all well and good when the company says it, but we've also seen independent data confirming similar (though lower) crash reduction numbers... Waymo has enough miles that it's ready to start quoting how many injuries it has prevented, and the number is pretty high. Its newest crash data states that it had operated a total of 271 million driverless miles through June of this year, which is 50 million more miles added in the 3 months since its end-of-March update. Over those miles, Waymo says there was an 82% reduction in crashes that caused injury, and a 95% reduction in crashes that cause "serious injury or worse" [compared to human drivers]. Waymo also says that compared to human drivers it's reduced injury-causing crashes involving pedestrians by 93%, cyclists by 86%, and motorcyclists by 82%. Waymo's analysis comes from San Francisco, Los Angeles, Austin, Atlanta, and Phoenix, and its blog post includes video showing some near-misses where it says its automated system prevented an injury-causing collision.

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Louise Haigh, who is First Secretary of State, said the Government would consider amendments to proposed laws that are currently passing through Parliament.

Police have renewed their appeal for a missing Harlow woman who has not been seen for more than two weeks.

They went Instagram official with their romance this summer. 

First-time buyers could get the keys to their home with just a 2.5 per cent deposit saved under a new scheme called Your First Home.

The friendships forged as women navigate parenthood can last lifetimes. As Rachel Roussel remembers her particular circle of young mums, TV's Motherland springs to mind.

Jason Cundy's public life seems to have one main purpose: to make Jamie O'Hara as miserable and mortified as possible.

Internal BBC emails will form part of Trump's defamation case against the broadcaster over a Panorama episode.

Thomas Tuchel's team face Czechia in Prague on Tuesday night knowing they must win to stand any realistic chance of winning their Nations League group.

One man, 31, remains in a life-threatening condition following the fatal collision in Enfield on September 20.