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Weavers Restaurant, at Bocking Village Hall in Church Street, has all the charms and comforts befitting a historic building.

Two experts in psychology have shared their perspectives on the age-old mantra: 'Don't go to bed angry.'

Every day, all over the world, scores of parents discover that they have been lied to and so their lives are ruined. Their children have first gone off the rails at school, then become crazy.

A spokesperson for the politician announced on Saturday that the 82-year-old will undergo the treatment, as well as hormone therapy.

In recent week they have come under fire for their pranks, with one viral  moment showing the pair promise to give a young girl a pony before promptly snatching it away from her.

Richard Madeley has revealed the bizarre way he realised he was ready to move in with Judy Finnigan as their relationship progressed to the next level. 

Will Venner, 20, and his friend are 'fairground enthusiasts' who have been to around 200 rollercoasters and 300 fairground rides.

I uploaded a photo on my phone to Microsoft's "OneDrive" file-hosting app — and there was a surprise waiting under Privacy and Permissions. "OneDrive uses AI to recognize faces in your photos..." And... "You can only turn off this setting 3 times a year." If I moved the slidebar for that setting to the left (for "No"), it moved back to the right, and said "Something went wrong while updating this setting." (Apparently it's not one of those three times of the year.) The feature is already rolling out to a limited number of users in a preview, a Microsoft publicist confirmed to Slashdot. (For the record, I don't remember signing up for this face-recognizing "preview".) But there's a link at the bottom of the screen for a "Microsoft Privacy Statement" that leads to a Microsoft support page, which says instead that "This feature is coming soon and is yet to be released." And in the next sentence it's been saying "Stay tuned for more updates" for almost two years... A Microsoft publicist agreed to answer Slashdot's questions...

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The actor, 50, who's evolving look was the talk of the town amongst plastic surgeons recently, was joined by Anna Wintour at the event.

Daily Mail's Richard Eden uncovers the real reason Meghan Markle made a surprise appearance at Paris Fashion week, lifting the lid on 'Project Thaw'.

The holiday hot-spot, which is popular among sun-seeking Brits, was placed on high alert for heavy rains and strong winds, with officials warning of 'extraordinary danger' on Friday.

Intense downpours have ravaged south coast resorts popular with British tourists for several weeks, but Storm Alice has now brought horrific floods with 250mm of rain expected to pummel the region.

Tyson Fury arrived at Ricky Hatton's funeral yesterday donning a suit made up of images of himself. But it appears that he may have done so as a nod to his friendship with the late boxer.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry enjoyed lunch with tennis legend Serena Williams in New York's Soho House just a day after the couple were named Humanitarians of the Year. 

The Hollywood heartthrob, 64, and his wife, 47, joined a host of celebrities as they enjoyed a night partying at the private event.

'I want to be more adventurous with colours!'

DIY SOS has been a staple of British TV since it first aired with a simple premise - professionals help to fix DIY jobs that have gone wrong. But not every fix has gone to plan...

"A 29-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of starting the Pacific Palisades fire in Los Angeles that killed 12 people and destroyed more than 6,000 homes in January," reports the BBC. "Evidence collected from Jonathan Rinderknecht's digital devices included an image he generated on ChatGPT depicting a burning city, justice department officials said." Mr Rinderknecht had been living and working in California, and moved to Florida shortly after the fire, according to authorities. The initial blaze Mr Rinderknecht allegedly started on New Year's Day was called the Lachman fire. Although it was quickly suppressed by firefighters, it continued to smoulder underground in the root structure of dense vegetation, according to investigators, before it flared up again above ground in a windstorm [nearly a week later]... He lit it with an open flame after he completed a ride as an Uber driver on New Year's Eve, according to the indictment. Two passengers rode with Mr Rinderknecht earlier on New Year's Eve. One passenger told investigators he remembered the driver had appeared agitated and angry. Officials said they had used his phone data to pinpoint his location when the fire initially started on 1 January, but when they pressed him on details he allegedly lied to investigators, claiming he was near the bottom of the trail... The phone also showed that he repeatedly called 911 just after midnight on New Year's day, but could not get through because of patchy mobile reception on the trailhead. There was a screen recording of him trying to call emergency services and at one point being connected with a dispatcher. Mr Rinderknecht also asked ChatGPT: "Are you at fault if a fire is lift [sic] because of your cigarettes?" Investigators said the suspect wanted to "preserve evidence of himself trying to assist in the suppression of the fire". "He wanted to create evidence regarding a more innocent explanation for the cause of the fire," the indictment said... In July 2024, five months before he allegedly set the fire, Mr Rinderknecht asked ChatGPT to create an image of a "dystopian painting" that included a burning forest and a crowd of people running away from a fire, according to investigators. The announcement from officials suggests they retrieved data about Rinderknecht's iPhone. It says after walking up the trailer Rinderknecht "listened to a rap song — to which he had listened repeatedly in previous days — whose music video included things being lit on fire."

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The Swedish model, 41, shared the bikini-clad on her Instagram grid on Friday and looked the epitome of relaxation while soaking up the sun.

Palin, 82, had been shooting his Channel 5 documentary in the troubled South American country when he found himself in hot water