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Rick Oakes (pictured), 67, from York, was diagnosed with mesothelioma in February 2022 and sadly passed away around two years later, on July 4, 2024.

Christine Dawood (pictured) was left devastated after Shahzada Dawood, 48, and Suleman Dawood lost their lives on the submersible on June 18, 2023.

Elegant, iconic and distinctively racy... and that's just Kate Moss.

Some people taking a type of antihistamine also used to treat insomnia reported that it had a more potent effect on their sex drive than Viagra.

These funds, which amount to £1.6 billion, are not government handouts waiting to be applied for and they are not speculative benefits.

When Sophie Turner partied at a trendy Notting Hill bar just days after she went on leave from the filming of her Tomb Raider series, little did she know the fury she'd spark among her colleagues.

Caitlyn Jenner has requested the Apple ID of her late friend Sophia Hutchins, who died in an ATV accident in July 2025 at age 29. 

Joshua Bowler (pictured), 70, was found guilty of misconduct after kissing and fondling the woman during therapy sessions in the attic room of his London home.

For the higher people rate their social standing, the lower the risk of premature mortality, according to new research.

Swapping the Australian outback for New York, the fearless South African star scaled a specially constructed climbing wall set into a giant billboard in Times Square.

The Doctor Who show runner, 62, went Instagram official with aspiring model Oliver, 27, over Christmas in 2025.

The unpredictable US President will host the King and Queen Camilla on Monday for a private tea at the White House, a garden party and a ceremonial military review.

The Baywatch actress , 29, and the Rocketman actor, 36, first ignited dating speculation when they were spotted out together in Los Angeles last month.

In truth, the American view of the Falklands has never been especially helpful to Britain.

According to research published last week, are too shy to shake hands, look someone in the eye, answer the doorbell or take a call on their mobile if the number is unknown.

The second feature-length film starring the brooding detective will see him fighting crime in the unlikely setting of Southwold - an upmarket Edwardian resort on the Suffolk coast.

New research shows that the benefits are even greater for those enjoying eggs five times a week or more, with the risks lowered by more than a quarter.

America's National Science Board (NSB) "was established in 1950 to guide the governance of the National Science Foundation," writes the Washington Post, "in an unusual structure within the federal government that echoes the setup of a company board in the private sector. It helps guide an agency that operates Antarctic research stations, telescopes, a fleet of research vessels and supports basic science research in laboratories across the United States." (NSF research has helped evolve the technology used in MRIs, cellphones and LASIK eye surgery.) But yesterday President Trump fired all 24 members of the National Science Board (NSB), the body that oversees the National Science Foundation (NSF), reports Science magazine: In addition to advising the administration and Congress on national science policy, it has statutory authority to oversee the actions of the $9-billion NSF, setting policy and approving large expenditures. Its presidentially appointed members, typically prominent academics and industry leaders, serve 6-year terms, with eight members chosen every 2 years.... Keivan Stassun, one of the dismissed board members, says the mass firing is the latest indication that the White House is ignoring the board's authority and dictating policies at NSF, which has been without a permanent director since Sethuraman Panchanathan resigned exactly one year ago. Stassun, an astrophysicist at Vanderbilt University who was appointed to the board in 2022, thinks the board's public criticism in May 2025 of Trump's proposed 55% cut to NSF's current budget — which Congress ultimately ignored — antagonized the administration. "Maybe one way to say it from the administration's perspective," Stassun says, "is that this group of presidential appointees was advising the Congress to not follow the president's wishes." The Washington Post adds that "The White House did not immediately respond to inquiries about why the members were terminated."

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Close to a year on from her brutal murder, Karen Carter's abandoned Dordogne home is a heart-rending sight.

The official report, obtained exclusively by the Mail on Sunday, has sent shockwaves through the Ministry of Defence, with fears the beleaguered vehicle requires millions of pounds more of funding