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Diane Keaton, one of Hollywood's most distinctive and beloved stars, has died at the age of 79.

The historical Georgetown home, located at 3307 N Street NW, was purchased by the Kennedys in 1957 for $82,000, and served as the base of his successful presidential campaign.

A team of 11 from two regional BBC centres will capture every thwack in the six-hour contest in Southwick, Nottinghamshire, featuring 256 players from around the world.

Standing amongst thousands of Israelis in Hostage Square, Ivanka Trump and her husband, Jared Kushner , celebrated the ceasefire in Gaza.

The two-page manuscript, which is signed by author Jack Kerouc in his trademark green ink and dated April 15, 1957, came into the hands of American mobster Paul Castellano - but how is a mystery.

Amber Davies had been 'desperate' to go on Strictly Come Dancing since she won Love Island in 2017. And, as one friend tells KATIE HIND: 'When Amber wants something, she gets it.'

Mrs Badenoch's announcement, which received a standing ovation in Manchester, has given her an eight-point bounce in her approval ratings.

An audit of equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) spending across the NHS , the police and councils has laid bare the extraordinary amount of taxpayer cash being spent on the controversial roles.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty couldn't resist taking a cheeky dig at a Saturday Kitchen star during a live link-up after a surprise shake-up saw him replaced.

The revelations about the proposed embassy - dubbed a 'spy campus' - are likely to increase concerns about the development on the site of the Royal Mint buildings.

Tories called for the marriages to be banned after it was revealed last month that NHS guidance promotes their 'benefits' despite an associated increase in birth defects.

The chances of the former hell-raisers reuniting were boosted earlier this year when Ronnie Wood joined Rod Stewart on stage at Glastonbury,

Reports emerged last week that the UK National Screening Committee intends to dismiss proposals to offer men most at risk of prostate cancer routine NHS tests.

"California Governor Gavin Newsom signed the 'California Opt Me Out Act', which will require web browsers to include an easy, universal way for users to opt out of data collection and sales," reports the blog 9to5Mac: [The law] requires browsers to provide a clear, one-click mechanism for Californians to opt out of data sharing across websites. The bill reads: "A business shall not develop or maintain a browser that does not include functionality configurable by a consumer that enables the browser to send an opt-out preference signal to businesses with which the consumer interacts through the browser...." Californians will need patience, though, as the law doesn't take effect until January 1, 2027. Americans in some states — including California, Texas, Colorado, New Jersey and Maryland — "have the option to make those opt-out demands automatic whenever they surf the web," reports the Washington Post. "But they can only do so if they use small browsers that voluntarily offer that option, such as DuckDuckGo, Firefox and Brave. What's new in California's law is that all browsers must give people the same option." That means soon in California, just using Google's Chrome, Apple's Safari and Microsoft's Edge can command companies not to sell your data or pass it along for ad targeting... It's an imperfect but potent and simple way to flex privacy rights — and becomes even more powerful with another simple privacy measure in California. Starting on January 1, California residents can fill out an online form once to completely and repeatedly wipe their data from hundreds of data brokers that package your personal information for sale. But their article also suggests other ways readers can "try a one-click privacy option now." "[S]ome national companies respect one-click privacy opt-out requests from everyone... This happens automatically if you use DuckDuckGo and Brave. You need to change a setting with Firefox." "Download Privacy Badger: The software from the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a consumer privacy advocacy group, works in the background to order websites not to sell information they're collecting about you." "Use Permission Slip from Consumer Reports. Give the app basic information, and it will help you do much of the legwork to tell companies not to sell your information or to delete it, if you have the right to do so."

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Leland Mayor John Lee said the shooting happened at around midnight on the city's main street. People had come to town for a homecoming game against Charleston High School.

Leonardo DiCaprio enjoyed a game of pickleball while in Ibiza, Spain this week. And the 50-year-old actor was spotted sporting a concerning black knee brace.

Kate Cassidy is opening up about her grieving processing following boyfriend Liam Payne's sudden death nearly one year ago. 

Motsi Mabuse debuted a glamorous new hairdo for Strictly Come Dancing's Movie Week on Saturday evening.

In a since edited post on Facebook, Basildon Labour Party described the political standing of a headteacher as a 'serious and legitimate safeguarding concern'.

Strictly Come Dancing viewers were left in stitches on Saturday evening as Ross King took to the ballroom dressed as a Thunderbird.