The day JFK Jr propositioned Princess Diana... part of her body he found irresistible... and crippling fear that sent Carolyn Bessette into a spiral
They were two of the most eligible people on the planet, having an intimate rendezvous at a storied New York hotel.
These are the seven popular shares so many are snapping up. Now our Midas investing guru JOANNE HART reveals which ones could make you a big profit and the ones to avoid
Investors will often find themselves chasing after the next big thing, but sometimes the old stalwarts can prove the most lucrative.
Travellers enjoy the sunshine at Appleby Horse Fair as police seize 99 dangerous 'pyramid rings' destined for Europe's biggest gathering of gypsies
Officers stopped the vehicle near the Cumbrian market town around 1am on Friday as it travelled towards the fair's trade fields.
Are AI tourist posters the new Instagram fake flower arches? 'Creepy' Chat GPT ads are branded 'downmarket' by travellers - and an 'own goal' by marketing experts
Branding experts say the overuse of 'overly polished' AI design to promote tourist venues and events is already alienating the customers they're trying to attract.
Investigation launched into suspected arson attack at storage site
Police have launched an investigation into a suspect arson which took place at a vehicle storage site in Linford.
Investigation launched into suspected arson attack at storage site
Police have launched an investigation into a suspect arson which took place at a vehicle storage site in Linford.
Dragons' Den star Touker Suleyman quits the show after an 'extraordinary' 10 years
Dragon's Den star Touker Suleyman has revealed he's quit the show after an 'extraordinary' 10 years.
Huge fire at bus storage yard being treated as 'suspected arson'
The fire caused damage to multiple buses at the storage yard.
England fans brand World Cup warm-up match with New Zealand a 'farce' with 50,000 seats set to be left empty after ticket 'price gouging'
Instead of a rah-rah launch in America, Harry Kane 's Three Lions will be met by huge sections of the giant stadium in sweltering Tampa being entirely empty for the friendly against New Zealand.
Kim Jong Un vows to build nuclear-armed navy with 'secret underwater weapons' as he tours warship with his daughter
The North Korean leader made the announcement while inspecting a new warship, alongside by his teenage daughter ahead of a visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping .
Utah Residents Sue Officials Over Kevin O'Leary Data Center Plan
Utah residents and a progressive nonprofit are suing officials over Kevin O'Leary's planned Stratos Project AI data center, arguing that the special authority overseeing it gives unelected officials too much control over land use, taxation, public health, and local governance. The lawsuit comes as O'Leary has agreed to shrink the proposed 40,000-acre project by 75% amid mounting political and community pushback. NBC News reports: The lawsuit was filed Wednesday in Utah's 3rd District Court by the Alliance for a Better Utah and the group of anonymous residents. The plaintiffs hope to challenge the constitutionality of the Military Installation Development Authority (MIDA) -- a special entity that oversees the data center's proposal -- and its approval of the project, a spokesperson for the nonprofit said. Attorney David Irvine, who is representing the plaintiffs, alleges that MIDA is exercising powers as an unelected body that "the Utah Constitution never authorized." "Under the Stratos plan, it would hold permanent, irrevocable control over public health, safety, taxation, and land use across tens of thousands of acres of Box Elder County, with no voter recourse," he said in a statement.
The lawsuit alleges that allowing MIDA to oversee the data center's development "irrevocably" cuts off Box Elder County citizens' rights by not allowing sufficient public input in the project. "The Stratos Project Area Plan, and actions taken by MIDA and the Commission to enact the same, puts lawmaking power respecting questions of public health, safety, welfare, morals, taxation, zoning, land use, and the like, in relation to a significant swath of county territory in a non-elected MIDA Board," the complaint reads.
In addition to MIDA and the Box Elder County Commission, the lawsuit names Utah Senate President J. Stuart Adams and state Sen. Jerry Stevenson, who also serve as MIDA board members. Irvine said Adams and Stevenson's presence on the MIDA board as active legislators "appears to violate the prohibition on holding more than one office of public trust simultaneously," and claimed this should render the data center's approval "null and void."
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'He is ruthless': Truth about Dua Lipa's VERY protective father as insiders tell KATIE HIND about his control over her career - while she reveals her own encounter with Callum Turner
The question among those in the singer's inner circle is whether there can possibly be room in the marriage for Dua's charismatic and confident father.
Iranian journalist stabbed in Wimbledon on orders of Tehran claims police failed to act on earlier threat - after one of his attackers was arrested a year before
Pouria Zeraati was stabbed three times by proxies of the Iranian regime and left bleeding in the street outside his home in Wimbledon, south-west London, on March 29, 2024.
West Ham United joint-chair and director David Sullivan resigns to 'fight false allegations'
He has stepped down due to "entirely false, decades-old allegations"
Two men arrested after city centre 'disturbance' filmed by witnesses
Two men have been arrested after a reported disturbance in Colchester city centre and was witnessed by a number of people.
Two men arrested after city centre 'disturbance' filmed by witnesses
Two men have been arrested after a reported disturbance in Colchester city centre and was witnessed by a number of people.
The truth about Bonnie Blue's pregnancy: Who the father could be, what her family members think - and how her latest stunt is so extreme it could be BANNED online
When it comes to testing the bounds of public decency, few have crashed through them as relentlessly as adult content creator Tia Billinger.
What really goes on inside asylum hotels: Sami came to the UK on a boat... but now he's smuggled himself back to France after being appalled by rampant drug use and chaos at his accommodation - and he's not the only one
Soon after his illegal arrival at Dover, Sami was sent by the Home Office to a hotel where, he insists, he was sucked into a perilous world where drug-taking among the male migrants was rife.
How Andy Burnham's wife is set to profit from the new green revolution championed by her husband in Manchester: JAMES TOZER reveals the controversy - and how she made him an eternal laughing stock
Before Burnham's campaign kicked off, his wife was a prolific poster on LinkedIn. Yet since her husband dramatically re-entered national politics, Ms Van Heel's page has mysteriously vanished.
Businessman who spent £300k turning abandoned Lake District waterworks into 'magical' holiday bolthole is BANNED from living there
Mike Brett bought The Filter House in 2020, hoping to transform it into a rural bolthole he could use himself and rent out to tourists.