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This rare, but aggressive, form of cancer strikes about 3,100 people in the UK each year and is often only caught in its later, deadlier stages, with only a fraction of patients living longer than five years.

The Keeping Up With the Kardashians alum, 40, ended up with an indentation in the side of her face. 'I waited nine months after surgery to get the indentation filled,' the reality star said in 2022.

A new planning application has been submitted to the council

Albert Keir was pictured having a chuckle with the PM ahead of the military procession. The pair had the best seats in the house on the specially built dais outside Buckingham Palace.

The carefree moment was recorded in December outside Café Village, a bar where Mrs Carter and Mr Guerrier worked closely together in the hamlet of Tremolat in Dordogne

The Spanish royals were reunited at the Port of Fuerte Amador in Panama City on Saturday morning, after Letizia flew more than 8,000 miles across the globe to see her beloved daughter.

The supermarket giant has installed cameras on the machines which records customers packing items at the self-service tills.

Russian despot Vladimir Putin has said he hopes he won't have to use nuclear weapons in Ukraine, in a propagandistic interview from his luxury Kremlin flat.  

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The highest-rated video games of 2025 are all budget-priced titles, with Metacritic top performers Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, Blue Prince, and Split Fiction costing just $50, $30, and $50 respectively. This comes as Microsoft announces certain Xbox titles will now cost $80, following Nintendo's similar price hike for Mario Kart on Switch 2. Clair Obscur, developed by a small French studio, sold 1 million copies in its first week. Split Fiction, despite being published by EA, was created by a small Stockholm team and has reached 2 million sales. Blue Prince, a puzzle-roguelike largely created by a single developer in Los Angeles, is showing strong performance on Steam, Bloomberg reports. All three games share key traits: they use commercially available engines, take creative risks that big-budget projects couldn't afford, and target specific player demographics rather than trying to appeal broadly. The contrast is striking -- Clair Obscur's developers celebrated reaching 1 million sales while EA declared Dragon Age: The Veilguard a failure with similar numbers, underscoring the economic realities of different development scales.

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Mail Sport revealed that Littler, nicknamed The Nuke, met Faith Millar in February and that the pair were understood to have become almost inseparable since.

They're the ingredients most commonly found on trendy TikTok pages. But Boots have launched new supplements boasting the likes of lion's mane, ashwagandha and sea moss.

Today, Microsoft shut down a major service used by 2 billion people after a 21-year-long run. The tech giant warned users they will no longer have access to their accounts from here on out.

A study by Just You found travellers can waste up to 20 hours standing in queues at some of the world's most popular tourist attractions - but which have the longest lines?

The Gogglebox favourite, 34, whisked off to the sunny coast for a quick getaway as the star took some time off her mum duties.

President Trump's auto tariffs are increasingly having an impact on the car market in the US.

Orlin Roussev, Biser Dzhambazov and Katrin Ivanova, who were among a total of six spies found guilty of spying for Vladimir Putin, can be seen at an event in May 2016.

Mia Shem, 23, who was abducted by terrorists from the Nova music festival on October 7, 2023, alleged that she was drugged and raped in her own home by a well-known personal trainer.

'It's a hassle-free way of getting yourself to the airport'

A majority of Britons may now consider themselves neurodivergent, with conditions such as autism, dyslexia or ADHD, according to a leading psychologist from King's College London. Professor Francesca Happe, an expert in cognitive neuroscience, said reduced stigma around these conditions has prompted more people to seek medical diagnoses or self-diagnose. "Once you take autism, ADHD, dyslexia, dyspraxia and all the other ways that you can developmentally be different from the typical, you actually don't get many typical people left," Happe told BBC Radio 4. Autism diagnoses increased 787% between 1998 and 2018 in the UK, with estimated prevalence rising from one in 2,500 children 80 years ago to one in 36 today. Happe, who was appointed CBE in 2021 for her autism research, warned that behaviors previously considered "a bit of eccentricity" are now being labeled with medical terms.

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