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A 71-year-old drugs courier has been jailed for his role in a major crime gang that funnelled millions of pounds’ worth of cocaine into Essex.

The This Morning star, 39, has vowed to fight against 'diet culture and toxic beauty standards' as she admitted she has been 'chasing perfection' for years which made her 'unhappy'.

Lady Victoria Hervey flaunted her figure in a tiny green sequin bikini as she posed for photos at the beach in Monte Carlo on Saturday.

It is to close after almost two years in the coastal town

It could have been a scene out of a horror film. But the grainy CCTV footage from inside a run-down office block in Hackney, east London, is terrifyingly real.

Former England player Andros Townsend proudly showed off his pre-prepared, grisly-looking steak, sardines, bone broth, and eggs to devour while staying in a hotel room in Mexico.

A new poll highlights the current hairbreadth margin between Manchester Mayor and PM hopeful Burnham and Reform UK candidate Robert Kenyon.

'It's a common myth,' says Dr Madusha Peiris, a leading expert in gut hormones and appetite regulation - one that has resurfaced amid all the weight loss chatter.

The actor, 39, has joined the cast of the thrilling drama, which is based on the recently published novel of the same name by Sophie Stava.

Jesy Nelson looked incredible in a daring red gingham co-ord as she brushed over Perrie Edwards drama after being branded 'difficult' by her ex Little Mix bandmate. 

Shania whipped the crowd up into a frenzy as she performed hits such as That Don't Impress Me Much and Man! I Feel Like A Woman! ahead of Harry taking to the stage.

Fans of Romy and Michele's High School Reunion were delighted to find out this week that a sequel is in the works - with all the major stars set to return.

The United States thrashed Paraguay 4-1 in Los Angeles, producing a stunning display to tear apart their South American rivals in Group D.

One member of The Firm struggled to find her footing on the balcony of Buckingham Palace as Meghan's short stint as a working royal saw her only attend two Trooping the Colour ceremonies.

On a recent episode of her France Made Simple podcast series, long-term expat Catharine Sceats laid bare her thoughts on living costs in the two countries - with a focus on coffee, property and pubs.

The Trump administration released another large batch of government UAP records, including videos of glowing orb-like objects appearing to split and rejoin, witness accounts, illustrations, and decades-old investigative documents. Axios reports: The documents indicate that government agents have spent years monitoring, investigating and documenting suspected UAP incidents. At lease some of the sightings took place near sensitive government facilities, according to the reports. Videos showing red and yellow light-emitting orbs, some of which appear to split apart and then reattach as they fly across the sky. The videos were taken by witnesses whom the government deemed "credible." Illustrations and videos showing reenactments of what observers saw, and the positions they were in when they viewed them. Memos from government agents describing their experiences seeing flying objects. An illustration of a grayish-white balloon-like object hovering above an area near Colorado Springs, Colo. An illustration depicting a series of incidents that took place in the "western United States" where government officials reported seeing UAPs in 2023. There also are decades-old records documenting the government's involvement in investigating UAPs, including a 1949 letter then-FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover wrote federal agents after receiving a message from an American citizen expressing their belief they'd seen a non-human-made flying object. The records released by the administration do not express any conclusions as to whether the government believes the UAPs represent the existence of alien life. They also do not indicate any conclusions as to whether UAPs represent a national security threat to the U.S.

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The project has soared past the 2018 Freddie Mercury biopic Bohemian Rhapsody, nearing $1 billion in worldwide box office earnings.

The distressing daylight attack took place in the Lancashire village of Brierfield, near Burnley, shortly after 3pm on Friday.

Steve Di Franco, 61, was a drummer with legendary ska group Bad Manners, touring with the infamous bad boys of pop for ten years before he quit the group in 1996 to move to America.

This week Mike Morrison, a communications director for hospitals in Boston, Massachusetts, awoke to find the house across the street had been transformed into a corner of Scotland.