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'Do you think you are capable of feeling joy?' The question has been posed by my new therapist, Bianca Best, who has just written a bestseller, Big Impact Without Burnout.

The Chancellor's plans for a 2.3 per cent rise in police spending between 2023-24 and 2028-29 has dismayed police leaders, who insist the funding will leave a £1.2 billion shortfall.

It's one of the most-used apps on iPhone. But if you've downloaded Apple's iOS 26 Beta, you may have noticed a subtle change to the Clock app.

The saucy Channel 4 show will return to our screens tonight (13 June 2025) to follow the lives of a number of other couples open up their relationship.

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In a remarkable appeal, the community owned club admitted they had only 'just' survived last season but need extra cash to maintain their pitch, pay utility bills develop the club's hospitality.

Westlife fans have expressed their concern for Mark Feehily after noticing he hasn't posted on social media since June 2024 - amid his health issues.

In the chilly waters of the North Atlantic, it's not uncommon to see icebergs floating by. But floating serenely amid the pale ice chunks was one iceberg that stood out.

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Just eight months after his first warning shot, Andres Albaladejo from Tampa, was diagnosed with ALS - the most common form of motor neurone disease.

A Club World Cup star has been denied entry to the United States - paving the way for a former Manchester United star to grace the big stage.

British holidaymakers are ditching bargain breaks in European hotspots for affordable high-quality vacations in an entirely new continent, travel companies report. 

The Office for National Statistics said gross domestic product shrank by 0.3 per cent in April - the worst monthly performance for a year and a half.

An amber weather warning has been issued for Essex by the Met Office ahead of severe thunderstorms.

Meta has struck a new deal with geothermal startup XGS Energy to supply 150 megawatts of carbon-free electricity for its New Mexico data center. "Advances in AI require continued energy to support infrastructure development," Urvi Parekh, global head of energy at Meta, said in a press release. "With next-generation geothermal technologies like XGS ready for scale, geothermal can be a major player in supporting the advancement of technologies like AI as well as domestic data center development." The Verge reports: Geothermal plants generate electricity using Earth's heat; typically drawing up hot fluids or steam from natural reservoirs to turn turbines. That tactic is limited by natural geography, however, and the US gets around half a percent of its electricity from geothermal sources. Startups including XGS are trying to change that by making geothermal energy more accessible. Last year, Meta made a separate 150MW deal with Sage Geosystems to develop new geothermal power plants. Sage is developing technologies to harness energy from hot, dry rock formations by drilling and pumping water underground, essentially creating artificial reservoirs. Google has its own partnership with another startup called Fervo developing similar technology. XGS Energy is also seeking to exploit geothermal energy from dry rock resources. It tries to set itself apart by reusing water in a closed-loop process designed to prevent water from escaping into cracks in the rock. The water it uses to take advantage of underground heat circulates inside a steel casing. Conserving water is especially crucial in a drought-prone state like New Mexico, where Meta is expanding its Los Lunas data center. Meta declined to say how much it's spending on this deal with XGS Energy. The initiative will roll out in two phases with a goal of being operational by 2030.

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A restaurant owner in France has left customers seething after he introduced a new fine to 'make people responsible' for a common dining habit many have likely been guilty of.

Former Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp doesn't have much time for Tottenham stars who have showed public support for Ange Postecoglou following his sacking.

The King's granddaughter said her method would be to 'gaslight, gatekeep, girlboss'.

Fuller's blamed increasing staff costs for the rises as the average pint in the UK edged towards £5

There's one print quietly edging its way into every cool French woman's wardrobe this summer, and you might be surprised to learn it's not polka dots or florals. In fact, it's something altogether more unexpected: gingham. Yes, the timeless check is having a moment. Think less Dorothy in Kansas and more Françoise Hardy on the French Riviera.