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Existing reservations have had to be cancelled and the restaurant has been forced to temporarily close

The former Suits actress was recently pictured on a film set in Los Angeles, California, wearing a watch that royal fans believe is the same one Dodi Al Fayed gifted Diana.

Peugeot has revealed its new Polygon Concept car and the tiny EV has a Hypersquare steering wheel and is built for personalisation. Here's everything we know so far....

The budget is coming up and the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, needs to balance Britain's books. That could spell bad news for your pay packet.

The president briefly addressed the decor after being mocked online that the decorations were similar to $58 trinkets from Home Depot.

Andzie 'Stan' Stanik died in the crash in Leominster after the council vehicle lost control during a morning bin round.

Draft Horizon Europe plan cites lack of IP protections and Beijing's civil-military fusion strategy

The European Commission is preparing to block Chinese institutions from significant portions of its €95.5 billion ($110 billion) Horizon Europe research program, citing intellectual property risks and links between Chinese universities and Beijing's military.…

Scottish historian William Dalrymple visits Angkor Wat, in Cambodia, where he first visited in 1994 with his wife and three young children, when it was newly liberated from the Khmer Rouge.

They say you should 'love the skin you're in', but some conditions are really sent to test this self-love philosophy. Take for example hyperpigmentation.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Ryanair is trying to force users to download its mobile app by eliminating paper boarding passes, starting on November 12. As announced in February and subsequently delayed from earlier start dates, Europe's biggest airline is moving to digital-only boarding passes, meaning customers will no longer be able to print physical ones. In order to access their boarding passes, Ryanair flyers will have to download Ryanair's app. "Almost 100 percent of passengers have smartphones, and we want to move everybody onto that smartphone technology," Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary said recently on The Independent's daily travel podcast. Customers are encouraged to check in online via Ryanair's website or app before getting to the airport. People who don't check in online before getting to the airport will have to pay the airport a check-in fee. "There'll be some teething problems," O'Leary said of the move.

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Following last year's hugely successful event, Enlightened, in association with Colchester Events, will again present an enchanting 1.5km light trail.

Following last year's hugely successful event, Enlightened, in association with Colchester Events, will again present an enchanting 1.5km light trail.

The Duchess of Sussex, 44, is returning to the big screen after eight years to star in Amazon MGM Studios Film Close Personal Friends, and was spotted filming in Pasadena, California.

Fresh off her latest complaint that she can't stand the way her husband chews his food, Michelle Obama is back with more!

This Unesco-listed capital has been awarded the title of the most affordable short-haul city, at just £222 per person for a two-night stay.

The knives were out for Morgan McSweeney after a senior No 10 source claimed the health secretary was planning an 'imminent coup' against the Prime Minister.

I have been watching the appearances of Erika Kirk, the 36-year-old widow of the late Right-wing activist and broadcaster Charlie, 31. And her level of glossy composure is admirable, but also puzzling to me.

Dave Plummer's 85 KB troubleshooting tool shipped with his home number on the code

As Microsoft's Task Manager celebrates three decades - and grapples with its modern tendency to leave orphaned processes behind - its creator has shared the story of how the much loved troubleshooting tool came to be.…

Maeva B, 27, who was once 'married' to Salah Abdeslam is accused of trying to smuggle extremist material to him in prison.

The comedian, 64, said before becoming a parent he 'only thought of himself' and would sometimes stay awake for days, but has now turned his life around.