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TRACEY COX: We all know the classic relationship destroyers: affairs, money problems, growing apart. But there's a sneakier category of marriage-enders that nobody warns you about.

A young British holidaymaker has been 'instantly paralysed' after breaking his neck while 'belly flopping' in the pool while on holiday with his girlfriend.

There is a big mystery in royal circles after a highly anticipated fundraising dinner for the Diana Award was suddenly cancelled.

He walked in both as a king-in-waiting and a nervous teenager about to embark on a thrilling new chapter of his life.

A common bacteria found in the stomachs of millions of people in the UK could be to blame for the disturbing rise in bowel cancer cases, new research has suggested.

Each weighing around 25 tonnes and standing at almost 23ft (seven metres) tall, how the enormous stones got there has remained unclear - until now.

He has now been charged with 'arranging or facilitating the commission of a child sexual offence'

Stansted Airport has provided an update as passengers across the UK face a second day of disruption after an air traffic control issue.

Stansted Airport has provided an update as passengers across the UK face a second day of disruption after an air traffic control issue.

Alan Carr broke down in tears as he was awarded the Special Recognition gong at the National Television Awards on Tuesday.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from The New York Times: OpenAIsaid on Tuesday that its newest artificial intelligence technology had solved one of the "Millennium Problems," a collection of important unanswered math questions meant to push the world's leading mathematicians to new heights. The announcement is an another clear sign that A.I. is fundamentally changing the upper reaches of mathematics, which have long been viewed as a pinnacle of human achievement. The change has excited some mathematicians, while stirring concern among others. Over the past year, A.I. systems successfully solved a wide range of problems that have bedeviled mathematicians for decades. But these problems were not as complex, nor as closely watched, as the one that OpenAI's technology has solved over the past several days. The Millennium Problems are among the most heavily researched in the field. "This is a spectacular culmination of the arc we have seen over the past twelve months," OpenAI researcher Sebastien Bubeck said of the company's new solution. The company announced that one of its latest models, which has not yet been released to the public, needed just 88 hours to solve what mathematicians call "the Navier-Stokes existence and smoothness problem." This problem involves a series of equations that are often used to predict the weather. The equations describe the movement of water and other fluids. The Navier-Stokes problem, which has no clear practical value, asks whether these equations completely break down in certain situations. OpenAI's proof claims to have defined just such a situation. This would imply, at least theoretically, that the laws of physics themselves would break down under certain conditions: that, for example, water could be made to spontaneously explode. But mathematicians and physicists do not believe that this mathematical breakdown could really lead to such an outcome in the physical world. The Navier-Stokes problem was one of seven "Millennium Problems" selected by the Clay Mathematics Institute in the year 2000 as a way of tracking the progress of mathematics in the new millennium. The institute, founded by an American businessman named Landon T. Clay, offered a million dollars for the first correct solution to each problem. Before OpenAI's announcement, only one of the problems had been solved. OpenAI says it managed to solve the Navier-Stokes problem by coordinating as many as 10,000 AI agents, an extremely expensive process that may have cost millions of dollars in computing power. For those curious about the findings, the company has released a paper (PDF) and formal Lean proof.

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In August 2025, I commissioned a bespoke £3,077 wig from Raoul, a London wig maker. It required a deposit of £1,455.

Katie Price shocked fans with a scary heavy makeup look as she turned heads on the NTA red carpet on Tuesday night. 

It's the latest in a long line of scandals to befall the show, which launched in 2012 with an average viewership of over seven million, but this year had its lowest launch figure to date - just 1.9 million

Passengers at Stansted Airport face a second day of disruption today after an issue with air traffic control.

Passengers at Stansted Airport face a second day of disruption today after an issue with air traffic control.

The National Television Awards is typically a night for glamorous gowns and eye-catching dresses, but not every star hits the mark with their looks.

Increase in vibe-coded browser extensions sees Edge team automate quality assessments

Gordon Ramsay and his wife Tana put on a glamorous display as they got dolled up for the NTAs on Tuesday night.