Moment Sudanese asylum seeker 'laughs and dances just minutes after stabbing hotel worker more than 20 times with a screwdriver'
Sudanese national Deng Chol Majek, who claims he is 19, is on trial at Wolverhampton Crown Court accused of the 'vicious' murder of Rhiannon Whyte, 27, as she left work last year.
The world's loneliest gorillas? Urban explorers break into Bristol Zoo and find apes still in enclosure three years after it shut
The video shows the apes pressing against the glass of their enclosure, as the visitor claims they were able to 'just walk straight in' with no sign of staff or security on site.
Harry Styles cuts a sombre figure in black as he's supported by girlfriend Zoe Kravitz during NYC stroll on the first anniversary of One Direction bandmate Liam Payne's tragic death
The singer, 31, and Batman actress, 36, were both dressed in black as they strolled along the street hand-in-hand.
Public toilets closed after 'mindless' vandals cause severe damage
Tax payers' money will now be spent on repairing them
Antiques Roadshow crowd gasp in awe as expert reveals life-changing value of giddy guest's 'piece of art' watch
The recent episode of the BBC One series saw Richard Price take a closer look at a 'piece of art' timekeeper which he gave a mammoth valuation.
Prince William visits paramedics at London Ambulance Service's HQ amid calls for him to speak out over police banning Israeli supporters from Aston Villa match
Prince William marked the organisation's 60th anniversary by meeting paramedics in Waterloo and listening to their experiences working for the UK's largest ambulance service.
The state of Taylor Swift's friendship with Blake Lively revealed after singer released song about 'cancelled' pals
This comes after fans speculated that Lively is the subject of or, at the very least, partially the inspiration for Swift's song Cancelled off her new album, The Life Of A Showgirl.
White House insiders blow the lid on Trump's 'aggressive' plot to take on 'mob boss' Putin... and reveal his lingering worry
A ceasefire in Gaza and hostage will look like a walk in the park when compared to the relentless unpredictability of Vladimir Putin.
Meghan Markle's 'subtly daring' style transformation: Duchess debuts new wardrobe of crop tops and plunging necklines as rumours swirl about her 'fashion venture'
Montecito-based Meghan Markle, 44, is increasingly turning her back on the 'conservative aesthetic' in favour of 'sensual and contemporary' items like plunging necklines and crop tops.
NHS could ban staff from wearing pro-Palestine badges - while allowing other religious symbols, such as a cross or Star of David, to be worn
New guidelines on NHS uniforms will be issued as Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer announced a review of antisemitism within the health service.
Kate Ferdinand gives an insight into her family's 'half-term chaos' after they relocated to Dubai - as she shows off their £6.5m lavish home
Kate Ferdinand took to Instagram to share what life has been like since her kids went on half-term, and gave fans a glimpse into her lavish £6.5 million mansion after she and her family relocated to Dubai.
British hostage freed by Hamas after more than a year says it is 'outrageous' she has been banned from watching Maccabi Tel Aviv play against Aston Villa
The 28-year-old, who spent 471 days as a captive of Hamas terrorists before being released in January, is herself a fan of Maccabi Tel Aviv.
Woman in love triangle who mowed down lover's ex-wife is cleared of attempted murder - after telling police she meant to put her car in reverse
Lucy Povey, 35, was cleared of attempted murder by a jury on Thursday after she was accused of deliberately driving her car into Sharon Dorkin.
Dowager Duchess of Rutland brought daughter-in-law to tears by pitying her for having a baby girl instead of a son
Emma Manners, 62, (pictured) who was then the Marchioness of Granby, said she waited for privacy and 'found a bed I could lie down on and then I cried and cried,' according to a new book.
The four blood tests every person over 40 needs, according to a GP
In midlife and beyond, our bodies undergo a number of significant changes - here experts share the metrics we should all be keeping an eye on as we age.
Revealed: The online group run by 'sacred chanting and drumming' fan who supported mother who died with her baby after choosing a homebirth against medical advice
An inquest into Jennifer Cahill's death this week heard that she was a member of Home Birth Support Group UK - a Facebook group with more than 14,000 members.
How HPC Is Igniting Discoveries In Dinosaur Locomotion – And Beyond
In the basement of Connecticut’s Beneski Museum of Natural History sit the fossilized footprints of a small, chicken-sized dinosaur. …
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'Amateur bombmaker' calling himself 'The Mad Scientist' kept deadly toxin named after Nazi death chamber poison because it 'makes me smile', he tells court during explosives trial
Harry Whittaker, 33, stored homemade explosives with radioactive and lethal poisons in a garden shed he called 'The Laboratory', the Old Bailey heard.
Wikipedia Says AI Is Causing a Dangerous Decline in Human Visitors
The Wikimedia Foundation, the nonprofit organization that hosts Wikipedia, says that it's seeing a significant decline in human traffic to the online encyclopedia because more people are getting the information that's on Wikipedia via generative AI chatbots that were trained on its articles and search engines that summarize them without actually clicking through to the site. 404 Media: The Wikimedia Foundation said that this poses a risk to the long term sustainability of Wikipedia. "We welcome new ways for people to gain knowledge. However, AI chatbots, search engines, and social platforms that use Wikipedia content must encourage more visitors to Wikipedia, so that the free knowledge that so many people and platforms depend on can continue to flow Sustainably," the Foundation's Senior Director of Product Marshall Miller said in a blog post. "With fewer visits to Wikipedia, fewer volunteers may grow and enrich the content, and fewer individual donors may support this work."
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I thought my agonising back pain was just bad posture - until I discovered the devastating real cause that changed my life forever
Clare Sacco, 31, from Newcastle, Tyne and Wear, was first diagnosed with the condition in 2019 after she found a lump on her left breast while showering.