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Jon Lee has recalled going 'completely off the rails' as he emotionally opened up about his father's tragic death on Celebs Go Dating on Thursday. 

Datacenter giant looks for energy sources outside the grid

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Julia Garner looked dramatically different from her usual self when she was spotted in Vancouver, Canada, on Wednesday.

Four in five adults don't know the legal drink drive limits, research has shown, as England and Wales could see the legal limit reduced in line with Scotland

The block of flats on the site of a former candle factory in south London will also have 'wellness pods' and a 'grounding area'.

The so-called 'blue zones' have garnered much interest, understandably. Each 'blue zone' has a primary reason for the fizzing zeal of its residents.

The ex-girlfriend of one of Jack Nicholson's grandsons has obtained a restraining order against him in the wake of a brutal alleged assault.

Residents have shared concerns around house value decreasing and 'excessive' noise

The US President is arguably the most powerful and influential leader in the world, but he craves the approval of his peers. He admires Putin's strong-man image.

The 79-year-old Tulsa King star purchased the Palm Beach property four years ago with his model wife Jennifer Flavin but they moved in only two years ago.

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All of the homes should be completed in 2027

Mike, then 27, thought what he was suffering was harmless. But the CT scan revealed a horrifying illness. He had left it far too late.

Is this Taylor's Temu era? She's churning out music faster than Shein pumps out cheap crop tops in a flash sale. Haven't we gorged enough on the Taylor buffet in the last few years?

Here are the road closures Essex drivers should be aware of this weekend on the A12, M25 and Dartford Crossing.

LAND in Halstead has been approved for an archaeological excavation with an Essex trust hoping to find evidence for post-medieval settlement.

Here are the road closures Essex drivers should be aware of this weekend on the A12, M25 and Dartford Crossing.

The veteran said there are "not many of us left" on the anniversary of Victory in Japan Day today

The African Union has endorsed the "Correct The Map" campaign, urging governments and global institutions to replace the distorted 16th-century Mercator projection with the Equal Earth map that more accurately represents Africa's true size. Reuters reports: "It might seem to be just a map, but in reality, it is not," AU Commission deputy chairperson Selma Malika Haddadi told Reuters, saying the Mercator fostered a false impression that Africa was "marginal," despite being the world's second-largest continent by area, with 54 nations and over a billion people. Such stereotypes influence media, education and policy, she said. Criticism of the Mercator map is not new, but the 'Correct The Map' campaign led by advocacy groups Africa No Filter and Speak Up Africa has revived the debate, urging organizations to adopt the 2018 Equal Earth projection, which tries to reflect countries' true sizes. "The current size of the map of Africa is wrong," Moky Makura, executive director of Africa No Filter, said. "It's the world's longest misinformation and disinformation campaign, and it just simply has to stop." Fara Ndiaye, co-founder of Speak Up Africa, said the Mercator affected Africans' identity and pride, especially children who might encounter it early in school. "We're actively working on promoting a curriculum where the Equal Earth projection will be the main standard across all (African) classrooms," Ndiaye said, adding she hoped it would also be the one used by global institutions, including Africa-based ones. [...] The Mercator projection is still widely used, including by schools and tech companies. Google Maps switched from Mercator on desktop to a 3D globe view in 2018, though users can still switch back to the Mercator if they prefer. On the mobile app, however, the Mercator projection remains the default. 'Correct The Map' wants organizations like the World Bank and the United Nations to adopt the Equal Earth map. A World Bank spokesperson said they already use the Winkel-Tripel or Equal Earth for static maps and are phasing out Mercator on web maps.

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The 7th Heaven alum recently opened up about raising her two sons with Justin and got candid about how it can be 'tricky' at times.