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They're often seen as cringeworthy, but try not to roll your eyes at your dad's jokes too much this Father's Day. Research has revealed that your old man's gags are actually good for you.

Desperate to convince her boyfriend she was pregnant, Taylor spent months fabricating a false reality.

With hot weather forecast this weekend, many Brits will be excited to fire up the BBQ. But before you light the coals, experts warn there are some foods you should never cook on there.

Now his latest targets are the England WAGs who have found themselves on the receiving end of the former Manchester United star's acid tongue.

This has been quite a week for warmongers. Moscow has been in flames and I suspect quite a lot of people have been muttering 'serve them right!

Jason Waldock, 56, has been charged following a burglary at U-Turn youth club in Clacton. Police still searching for one man.

An anonymous reader shared this report from the Associated Press: Officials in Kansas City, Missouri, are preparing to equip cameras on some public buses with facial recognition software capable of identifying passengers who appear on a list of banned riders or missing persons. Supporters and opponents alike view the effort as a major litmus test for tapping the AI-powered software on a U.S. public transportation system, positioning Kansas City as the latest epicenter of a fierce debate over whether the safety benefits of artificial intelligence are worth the privacy costs. "The idea of running face recognition on a camera that is pointed on live spaces in public is a line that until recently has never really been crossed in the last 25 years," said Jay Stanley, senior policy analyst for the Project on Speech, Privacy and Technology at the American Civil Liberties Union. The state of Missouri declined to help fund the project as expected due to concerns with the facial recognition component. Still, the city is pushing ahead with local and federal money, said Tyler Means, chief mobility and strategy officer at the Kansas City Transportation Authority. "Privacy is always a tricky thing," Means said. "We've always had cameras on our buses. It's just new technology. I think in time it'll smooth over and people will realize, 'Well, it didn't really feel any different'...." Images captured by cameras aboard the buses would immediately be checked against any active alerts, generated when a missing person, banned rider or someone on a law enforcement watch list designated by the transportation authority is identified... After the buses return to the depot, the transportation authority would archive the regular video footage on a local server for up to five years. The company partnering with Kansas City to run the cameras "started using live facial recognition years ago to alert nursing homes when residents left the building," according to the article, and then "brought the technology to correctional institutions and schools." But this is its first attempt at bringing its cameras onto public transportation. The article also includes this quote from Will Owen, communications director for the Surveillance Technology Oversight Project. "City residents should not be guinea pigs for transit systems to test Silicon Valley's latest unproven, biased surveillance tech."

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When Chontaine Adair woke in the middle of the night with excruciating pain shooting through her ribs and back, she assumed something must be seriously wrong.

The 38-year-old actress is said to have recently reconciled with ex-BFF Taylor Swift, 36, ahead of her wedding to Travis Kelce, also 36.

One week prior, the 81-year-old canceled a show in California while fans were waiting in line to enter, citing a respiratory infection that had escalated into laryngitis.

Pax's elder brother Maddox, 24, recently became the latest of 'Brangelina's' six children to file legal documents asking to drop the surname Pitt.

Hello and welcome to Daily Mail Sport's World Cup Breakfast from day 11 at the tournament - your one-stop shop for everything you've missed overnight in North America.

Basildon Borough Council has unveiled plans for £250,000 for the three political assistants, but opposition councillors have said they want the money to be spent on providing more services for taxpayers

News that Prince Harry is set to bring his family to Britain for the first time in four years has sent hopes rising of an emotional reunion between the King and his grandchildren Archie and Lilibet.

Brian Krause has paid a heartfelt tribute to his late Charmed co-star Julian McMahon, remembering the Australian actor as the 'class clown' of the hit supernatural series.

The announcement came three days after news broke that Jelly Roll had filed for divorce from his wife Bunnie XO after a marriage of 10 years.

Sources have said that Sir Keir gave the go-ahead for last weekend's raid on the Smyrtos by Royal Marines, driven by the need to produce a 'PR boost' for the embattled Prime Minister.

When David Hockney died he was eulogised around the world as the greatest British artist of the last century.

The driver died instantly when his Luton Airport Express service ploughed into the back end of a stationary passenger train at 5.15pm on Friday near Bedford.

Andy Burnham has been warned against making Ed Miliband his Chancellor should he become prime minister - or risk his premiership being 'over before it's begun'.