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Canada is a proud nation that will 'never' submit to foreign domination - but a stunning poll has revealed if it did have to who it would prefer.

Former Manchester United and England footballer Jesse Lingard told a court a woman accusing his grandfather of sexual abuse 'just popped up out of nowhere' - making the claims in an angry call.

The posts have caused fury in Israel, with local media saying the savage shark attack on Monday was used to incite anti-Semitic hatred.

AN arts and crafts superstore is closing its doors at a Basildon town centre shopping park as part of a major restructuring of the business

AN arts and crafts superstore is closing its doors at a Basildon town centre shopping park as part of a major restructuring of the business

Brooks Nader turned heads as she enjoyed a spot of shopping on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills on Monday. 

US scientists are fleeing abroad in record numbers as the Trump administration slashes research funding, according to exclusive data analysis by Nature. Applications from American researchers for international positions surged 32% between January and March 2025 compared to the same period last year, while US-based users browsing overseas jobs jumped 35%. The exodus accelerated in March as the administration intensified science cuts, with job views spiking 68% year-over-year. Applications to Canadian institutions increased 41%, while interest from Canadians in US positions plummeted 13%. Recent months have seen more than 200 federal HIV/AIDS research grants abruptly terminated, cuts to NIH COVID-19 funding revealed, and a $400 million reduction in research grants at Columbia University. "To see this big drop in views and applications to the US -- and the similar rise in those looking to leave -- is unprecedented," said James Richards, who leads Global Talent Solutions at Springer Nature. European institutions are capitalizing on the talent migration. Aix-Marseille University launched its "Safe Place for Science" initiative with $17.2 million to sponsor researchers, while Germany's Max Planck Society created a Transatlantic Program offering positions to scientists "no longer able to work in the United States." The trend extends beyond Europe, with US-based views of Chinese science positions increasing 30% in the first quarter of 2025.

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This season, there's an even 'uglier' shoe slowly creeping up the ranks on TikTok: the Birkenstock Naples Wrapped clogs.

Cat stunned her co-host as she stuffed an array of food items into her mouth - making light work of almost everything passed her way.

A presenter who was allegedly 'raped by the future King of Norway's stepson while she was unconscious' has broken down in tears as she hit out at Marius Borg Høiby's 'appalling' behaviour.

Bosses of the show are reported to be trying to get her booked

Celebrity Traitors will once again be hosted by Claudia Winkleman with the line-up of contestants making their way to Ardross Castle to kick off filming.

Building work is to start next month with the pub set to open later this year

Medically known as necrotising fasciitis, doctors from Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust gynaecology unit warned they had seen a recent spike in cases.

Tedros Haile, 35, and Mahad Jammeh, 24, targeted Michail Rivas outside the Rolls Royce showroom in Stratton Street, Mayfair, on 25 June last year.

The 47-year-old Republican was approached by a person wearing a yellow sundress, wide-brimmed hat and chunky necklace at an event on Monday night.

Louis Tomlinson and Zara McDermott spent the entirety of Easter together - and only snuck out of their love nest to stock up on snacks from a Sainsbury's Local.

Satellite imagery has revealed that at least half a dozen active submarines are resting at the First Submarine Base in Qingdao.

Google pays Samsung an "enormous sum of money" every month to preinstall Google generative AI app, Gemini, on its phones and devices, according to court testimony, even though the company's practice of paying for installations has twice been found to violate the law. From a report: The company began paying Samsung for Gemini in January, according to Peter Fitzgerald, Google's vice president of platforms and device partnerships, who testified Monday in Washington federal court as part of the Justice Department's antitrust case. The contract, set to run at least two years, provides fixed monthly payments for each device that preinstalls Gemini and pays Samsung a percentage of the revenue Google earns from advertisements within the app, Fitzgerald told Judge Amit Mehta, who is overseeing the case.

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Two identical Australian twins have gone viral after a very strange interview.