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Neurologists Vijeya Ganesan, 57, and Peter Garrard, 64, noticed their two-year-old £47,500 motor had been taken from the road outside their London home of 27 years on Easter Sunday.

Gemma and Nicky purchased an old caravan for £2,500 and have since transformed it into their 'home from home' in Spain's Villamar camping site.

It is one of just 7 in the UK

As Baldoni's $400million countersuit against Blake Lively has been dismissed, a source has exclusively revealed to DailyMail.com how he really feels about the shocking news. 

Beneath the façade of those joyful snapshots of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce at a family wedding this weekend, I spied a bombshell...

She once welcomed the magic of Breaking Bad but the owner of Walter White's house has had enough. Video shows her unleashing on tourists in a battle between pop culture and personal space.

Conde Nast Traveller has revealed the best coastal walks in the UK.

Erica Terry, 51, a single mother, had parked in Butt Lane car park last November to quickly collect medicine for her unwell 11-year-old daughter.

Abbie Nudd, 32, of Willow Way, Dovercourt, was looking after her niece as she does every Tuesday when the scary incident happened

Conde Nast Traveller has revealed the best coastal walks in the UK.

The new multi-million pound community centre is set to provide a versatile social space for residents.

Erica Terry, 51, a single mother, had parked in Butt Lane car park last November to quickly collect medicine for her unwell 11-year-old daughter.

A historic aerodrome is set to take people back in time with events for the First and Second World Wars.

The airport has said it wants to increase the number of passengers coming and going from the airport over the next 20 years

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Tom's Hardware: The head of the Federal Aviation Administration just outlined an ambitious goal to upgrade the U.S.'s air traffic control (ATC) system and bring it into the 21st century. According to NPR, most ATC towers and other facilities today feel like they're stuck in the 20th century, with controllers using paper strips and floppy disks to transfer data, while their computers run Windows 95. While this likely saved them from the disastrous CrowdStrike outage that had a massive global impact, their age is a major risk to the nation's critical infrastructure, with the FAA itself saying that the current state of its hardware is unsustainable. "The whole idea is to replace the system. No more floppy disks or paper strips," acting FAA administrator Chris Rocheleau told the House Appropriations Committee last Wednesday. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy also said earlier this week," This is the most important infrastructure project that we've had in this country for decades. Everyone agrees -- this is non-partisan. Everyone knows we have to do it." The aviation industry put up a coalition pushing for ATC modernization called Modern Skies, and it even ran an ad telling us that ATC is still using floppy disks and several older technologies to keep our skies safe. [...] Currently, the White House hasn't said what this update will cost. The FAA has already put out a Request For Information to gather data from companies willing to take on the challenge of upgrading the entire system. It also announced several 'Industry Days' so companies can pitch their tech and ideas to the Transportation Department. Duffy said that the Transportation Department aims to complete the project within four years. However, industry experts say this timeline is unrealistic. No matter how long it takes, it's high time that the FAA upgrades the U.S.'s ATC system today after decades of neglect.

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Elon Musk suggested this to Beijing years ago

China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has ordered extensive trials of intelligent aged care robots.…

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South Asia has warmed far more slowly than the rest of the world over the past four decades with temperatures rising just 0.09C per decade compared to 0.30C elsewhere on land, according to new climate research. Scientists believe this "warming hole" results from two factors that have masked the true impact of global warming: heavy aerosol pollution that reflects sunlight back to space and expanded irrigation that cools air through evaporation. The protective effect is temporary and comes at a deadly cost. Air pollution currently kills between 2 million and 3 million people annually in South Asia, while extreme heat causes 100,000 to 600,000 deaths. As governments reduce pollution and groundwater depletion limits irrigation expansion, atmospheric scientists predict India will warm at twice the rate of the past 20 years. By 2047, the average Indian could experience a four-fold increase in dangerous heat stress days, threatening a region where only 10% of households have air conditioning.

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Chloe Jolly, 21,  was told she has narrowly escaped an immediate prison sentence after footage of the drug-fuelled outburst, in Middlesbrough, was shown to a court.

Abbie Nudd, 32, of Willow Way, Dovercourt, had taken Lydia, four, to meet an American Bulldog that her neighbours were looking after on Tuesday, June 2.