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Over 50,000 runners lined up for the iconic race in the capital on Sunday morning, from fancy-dressers to celebrities, and thousands more cheered them on from the sidelines - mainly friends and family.

Olly, 40, has been showing off his body transformation on social media recently, posting pictures of himself topless and videos of him training.

One of the original 12 defendants due at the Paris Assizes died last month, and another can no longer be judged because he is suffering with late-stage Alzheimer's disease.

Football fans have aired a theory behind Mohamed Salah 's seemingly spontaneous selfie celebration with Liverpool fans after scoring in the Reds' 5-1 win to seal the Premier League title.

Staff at a newsagents in Hoo, Medway, claim they receive daily verbal abuse from the yobs and have had display stands thrown at them as their initial threats of violence grow more real.

The government has confirmed the prices for 2025/2026

People living in one area had more than triple the chance of suffering an avoidable death compared to those living in a different part of the country, according to official data.

When casting prospective Harry Potter wizards many things might be taken into consideration - including a likeness to the source material or acting prowess.

There are key things to do if someone is suffering

Chloe Chandler, who is from the UK, revealed how she made almost £4,500 on Vinted and she offered tips on how to get items to sell quickly.

Colin Swindlehurst and his partner Tracy Jones were only in charge of The Jolly Farmers pub in Ormesby, Norfolk, for a fortnight before the pub chain owner said they had to go.

Ruby on Rails creator and Basecamp CTO David Heinemeier Hansson, makes a case for why Google shouldn't be forced to sell Chrome: First, Chrome won the browser war fair and square by building a better surfboard for the internet. This wasn't some opportune acquisition. This was the result of grand investments, great technical prowess, and markets doing what they're supposed to do: rewarding the best. Besides, we have a million alternatives. Firefox still exists, so does Safari, so does the billion Chromium-based browsers like Brave and Edge. And we finally even have new engines on the way with the Ladybird browser. Look, Google's trillion-dollar business depends on a thriving web that can be searched by Google.com, that can be plastered in AdSense, and that now can feed the wisdom of AI. Thus, Google's incredible work to further the web isn't an act of charity, it's of economic self-interest, and that's why it works. Capitalism doesn't run on benevolence, but incentives. We want an 800-pound gorilla in the web's corner! Because Apple would love nothing better (despite the admirable work to keep up with Chrome by Team Safari) to see the web's capacity as an application platform diminished. As would every other owner of a proprietary application platform. Microsoft fought the web tooth and nail back in the 90s because they knew that a free, open application platform would undermine lock-in -- and it did!

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The US President, 78, and the French First Lady, 72, joined world leaders, clergymen, and reigning monarchs in St Peter's Square as the Argentine Pontiff was laid to rest on Saturday.

According to a serial Apple leaker, the new iPhone 17 Pro will be available in a brand new colour called Sky Blue.

A 38-year-old 'key suspect' remains under police guard in hospital in a critical condition after sustaining a self-inflicted injury in Saturday's terrifying daylight rampage in Leeds.

It can be easy to forget your bikini or swim trunks when on a UK staycation. Fear not, as Travelodge has hotel guests covered with a new swimwear range.

He says little things can make a big difference

Black bags and recycling will now be collected weekly

A British man who bought a house in Italy for the bargain price of just €1/85p has revealed he now has hundreds of people desperate to rent it out.

The detached gated property in St Brides-super-Ely, a ten-minute drive from Cardiff, is set within six acres of the rolling countryside.