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Thousands of travellers have faced delays at European airports this summer, thanks to new EU rules

At 49, the Masked Singer panelist is 18 years older than the 5ft 11in stunner, but they've been inseparable ever since they met at a 2014 party when she was just 19

A night-time police operation has resulted in more than two dozen arrests with one man tasered,

A 28-year-old motorcyclist died at the scene

Gail Porter has revealed she was knocked over while going down the stairs at a Tube station last week. 

Britain's artificial intelligence security experts revealed that all five models they had tested tried to trick their way round the security controls they had put in place.

Iran has warned that Britain's RAF Fairford is a 'legitimate target' after the US used the base to launch a B1 bomber raid.

The 19-year-old was transferred to the hospital from Belmarsh prison earlier this week after it was decided that he could not be managed safely in a prison environment.

Official figures also suggest World Cup fever grabbed shoppers as retail sales surged by 1 per cent in June.

The school will offer care and education in a "safe, inspiring and nurturing environment"

"The Norwegian certification agency DNV has certified the commercial wave-driven power generator Corpower C4 for regular use," writes Longtime Slashdot reader Qbertino. "German news site heise.de has a detailed write-up. See a CGI video of the power station and its internals, as well as the company's website [at their respective links]." From the report (translated to English): According to the manufacturer Corpower Ocean, it is the first DNV prototype certificate for a wave energy converter. The certificate confirms that Corpower's technology meets DNV's requirements for structural strength, reliability, and safety, Corpower Ocean announced. The certification process began in the design phase and lasted seven years. DNV oversaw the process from concept development through design, manufacturing, and assembly, to dry-running tests and subsequent operation. This is an important step, said Patrik Moller, CEO and one of the founders of Corpower Ocean. With the certification, wave energy is no longer just a promising technology, but a proven and financially viable one. This opens up new opportunities for project financing, insurance, and investments in commercial applications. The Corpower C4 wave power plant looks like a normal buoy: It consists of a 19-meter-long floating body with a diameter of 9 meters and a weight of approximately 11 tons. The system is anchored to the seabed. A mechanism inside the buoy converts its up-and-down movements in the waves into a rotary motion. This, in turn, drives a generator that produces electricity. The report notes that the company is "planning the first two industrial-scale wave energy farms off the coasts of Portugal and Scotland," which are scheduled to begin operating sometime between 2027 and 2029.

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Tommy Fury made a very bizarre claim that his 'arms have grown bigger' after drinking Molly-Mae Hague's breast milk. 

Love Island's Priya Jaswal has been branded 'vile, classist and tone deaf' for 'job-shaming' her co-star Elicia Bailey in an outburst on Wednesday night. 

Angela Rayner has been installed in her old post as Housing Secretary under the new PM, 10 months after quitting over unpaid tax.

Warren Stephens insisted the new Foreign Secretary was 'wrong' as he was read Ed Miliband's remarks on Sky News.

The Tory leader condemned the new Prime Minister for floating a 'new expensive idea' on a daily basis, as she warned of a looming bill for taxpayers.

The long-serving 'stalwart' president of Chelmsford Rugby Club has sadly passed away.

The long-serving 'stalwart' president of Chelmsford Rugby Club has sadly passed away.

In a speech in London, Mrs Badenoch urged the new prime minister to rule out new taxes, saying he should cut the benefits bill instead of piling more costs on business and workers.

Andy Burnham was yesterday urged to slash industrial electricity prices as manufacturers suffered the steepest rise in costs in four years.