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The presenters were joined by MC Grammar, real name Jacob Mitchell, to celebrate World Book Day on Thursday.

Sixty-seven dog breeds could be banned in Britain if new breeding guidelines set by parliament become mandatory, campaigners have warned. 

The strikes risk widening the conflict, with one drone hitting near an airport in Nakhchivan and sparking a fire, while another came down beside a school.

Email flow slowed or stopped by mysterious forces at Microsoft

Microsoft spent last week rejecting emails to Outlook recipients after what appears to be either a fault or overzealous blocking rules.…

Ruth Langsford has said she's 'open' to the idea of dating someone new after her divorce from Eamonn Holmes.

The society bible's annual list celebrates the grandest estates and the charismatic hosts keeping Britain's country house tradition alive, with Sir David getting the nod for Best Beekeeping.

Scientists have revealed the best way to stay safe if a drone attack were to pummel the UK.

Alun Harris-Richards fell to the ground, struck his head and died after he suffered a heart attack while trying to stop Natasha Smith (pictured) from stealing from a supermarket.

Fixed energy tariffs have been disappearing, with far fewer available yesterday when compared with the weekend, data from price comparison website Uswitch reveals.

Lee Pitcher was among a group of 40 MPs who sparked a row after being filmed twirling in Westminster's Portcullis House on Wednesday.

The broadcaster was commenting on a video of a group of people dancing, alongside the Iranian, American and Israeli flags - copying the dance moves of President Donald Trump.

She was last seen carrying a white shoulder bag with the words “people over profit”

The owner has been given alternative accommodation

The most recent data shows there are were 5,070 Isa millionaires, up from 4,850 in 2022, according to a Freedom of Information request from money app Plum.

The US has a long history of working with Kurdish forces in both Iraq and Syria, including under Trump's first administration.

Liverpool Street on a bustling Monday morning - the heart of London 's financial district. Office workers hurry to meetings, passers-by grab coffees, e-bicycles weave their way through traffic as normal.

A group of friends was involved in the fight with the hulking tourist as he was leaving Walking Street in 'Sin City' Pattaya with his girlfriend on March 5.

A new report has ranked the world's most affordable holiday destinations for 2026, featuring cities across the US, Asia and the Caribbean where local culture, comfort and savings are at their core.

Major tech companies including Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and Meta pledged at the White House to pay for new power generation and grid upgrades needed to support their rapidly expanding datacenters. The Guardian reports: The agreement is meant to help mitigate concerns that big tech's datacenters are driving up US electricity costs for homes and small businesses at a time the administration of Donald Trump is seeking to curb inflation. "This means that the tech companies and the datacenters will be able to get the electricity they need, all without driving up electricity costs for consumers," the president said at the pledge signing event. "This is a historic win for countless American families and we'll also make our electricity grid stronger and more resilient than ever before." The so-called "Ratepayer Protection Pledge" was first announced by Trump in his State of the Union address, and comes as communities and state legislators increase scrutiny of rapidly proliferating datacenters. Datacenters consume vast amounts of electricity to run server racks and cooling systems for the development of technologies such as artificial intelligence. "Some datacenters were rejected by communities for that, and now I think it's going to be just the opposite," Trump said, referencing cancelled or postponed projects in recent months across several states after local opposition. The pledge includes a commitment by technology companies to bring or buy electricity supplies for their datacenters, either from new power plants or existing plants with expanded output capacity. It also includes commitments from big tech to pay for upgrades to power delivery systems and to enter special electricity rate agreements with utilities. The effort is aimed at drawing support from towns and cities that otherwise oppose the projects, said the Trump official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

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The major project will take about a year and a half to complete