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A new study has revealed taking anti-depressants with a common medication can cause heart problems.

Ms Davies, 28, who won the ITV reality dating show the year before Ms Dyer (pictured), will have had just one day of training with professional Nikita Kuzmin before the pair are thrust on to live TV.

It's that most delicious time in the fashion calendar: glorious autumn. The seasons have changed, the nights are longer and the air is crisp.

The Spiderman stars, both 29, who confirmed their engagement earlier this year, were said to want to live a 'normal life' but are being inundated with autograph hunters and requests for selfies.

Paul Speak recalled the 'shock and confusion' of discovering Hatton at his £1.7million home, where he let himself in before 'hearing music coming from upstairs'.

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Over the past six years they've weathered the sort of storms that would have left other families fractured and riven with recrimination.

RIATH AL-SAMARRAI: It was a little after 11am in New York when Keegan Bradley embarked on the kind of punt that has so far typified his eccentric captaincy of Team USA.

British police officers have been branded as the 'Stasi of East Germany' after they arrested a man last night over a social media post.

The National Pharmacy Association, which surveyed 500 pharmacies serving 2.5million patients, found more than half (58 per cent) believe Mr Trump's comments pose a risk to care in the UK.

A senior club official at the non-league side where ex-Arsenal academy prospect Billy Vigar suffered fatal injuries during a match last Saturday has been hit by death threats.

Borat star Sacha, 53, was spotted with 27-year-old model Hannah Palmer who he met at film director Taika Waititi 's 50th birthday party in Iibiza last month.

The gunman who took his own life after killing four people and injuring an NFL employee this summer has been diagnosed with CTE. Shane Tamura, 27, carried out the deadly attack at a Manhattan office building.

Act passed in 2015 is due to lapse unless a continuing resolution passes - and that's unlikely

Barring a last-minute deal, the US federal government would shut down on Wednesday, October 1, and the 2015 Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act would lapse at the same time, threatening what many consider a critical plank of US cybersecurity policy.…

The U.S. is considering a rule requiring chipmakers to match the volume of semiconductors that their customers currently import from overseas providers through domestic production, or face tariffs. Reuters reports: President Donald Trump has doubled down on his efforts to reshore semiconductor manufacturing, offering exemptions from tariffs of roughly 100% on chips to firms that produce domestically. Companies that fail to sustain a 1:1 domestic-to-import ratio over time would face tariffs, the Journal said. U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick floated the idea with semiconductor executives, telling them it might be necessary for economic security, the Journal said. "America cannot be reliant on foreign imports for the semiconductor products that are essential for our national and economic security," the newspaper cited White House spokesperson Kush Desai as saying, who added that any reporting about policymaking should be treated as speculative, unless officially announced. [...] Under the proposal, a company pledging to make chips in the U.S. would receive credit for that pledged volume, allowing imports without tariffs until the plant is complete, with initial relief to help ramp capacity, according to the report.

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Billy Vigar died on Thursday after suffering a 'significant brain injury' when he collided with a pitch-side wall while playing for Chichester City away at Wingate and Finchley on Saturday.

The presiding judge in former FBI director James Comey's bombshell case has been revealed as Judge Michael Nachmanoff, a former Biden appointe.

One must question whether the Government has any hope of keeping private ID information safe.

Mixed messages are coming from the High Street and the hospitality industry. Investors will now be asking whether retail and hospitality stocks are best avoided.

With an action-packed first day of the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black, the wives and girlfriends of Team USA and Team Europe flocked to Long Island to support their significant others.

xAI struck a deal with the U.S. General Services Administration to sell its chatbot Grok to federal agencies under the executive branch for 42 cents over 18 months, undercutting OpenAI and Anthropic's $1 offerings. TechCrunch reports: The steep discount for federal agencies includes access to xAI engineers to help integrate the technology. The price point is either part of a running joke Musk has of using variations of 420, a marijuana reference, or a nod to one of Musk's favorite books, "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy," which references the number 42 as the answer to the meaning of life and the universe. ... In late August, internal emails obtained by Wired revealed the White House had instructed the GSA to add xAI's Grok to the approved vendor list "ASAP." The company was also one of several AI firms, including Anthropic, Google, and OpenAI, to be selected for a $200 million contract with the Pentagon. A GSA spokesperson told TechCrunch that Musk was not directly involved in negotiating the agreement.

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