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Harper Beckham looked to be having a ball on her family holiday as Victoria shared a snap of her daughter giving a goofy smile in Saturday's Instagram post. 

Pete Davidson praised his ex-girlfriend Kim Kardashian's 'superhuman' skill nearly four years after their split.

The Heathrow Express and Elizabeth Line saw no service for much of the morning while the Piccadilly Line was cut off from the airport for planning engineering works.

Reports of a fire late at night led to an emergency response in a Rettendon as fire crews attended van blaze.

Reports of a fire late at night led to an emergency response in a Rettendon as fire crews attended van blaze.

The TV personality, who shares three kids with Kourtney Kardashian, 46, joined Khloe and their pal Malika Haqq for the celebrations.

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As the crunch Makerfield by-election heats up, Mr Yusuf today sticks the boot into Mr Burnham's track record.

The 25-year-old, who is also in England's World Cup squad for the summer, passed his medical and was set to be revealed as a Barca player, but had been made to wait a few more hours.

A major Essex route is experiencing disruption following a crash on the A13 near Lakeside and the M25.

A major Essex route is experiencing disruption following a crash on the A13 near Lakeside and the M25.

The duo are the stars of popular children's show Something Special and even tour the United Kingdom performing on stage for children and families.

This is the fourth big win for the area in about 2 years

They've been soaking up the sun in the Mediterranean as they cruise around the Balearics on a family holiday. 

Students at Wichita High School East were manhandled by a school administrator as they crossed the stage to collect their diplomas on May 20.

Delays could last for several hours

The Trump administration is planning to provide Cold War-era plutonium from dismantled nuclear warheads to nuclear startups that want to convert it into reactor fuel, arguing it could help address a looming fuel shortage for advanced reactors. Critics warn the idea raises serious nonproliferation, security, cost, and technical concerns. The New York Times reports: The plan has generated debate and some unease among nonproliferation experts. If finalized, it would mark the first time the U.S. government has made weapons-grade plutonium available to private companies. The Energy Department has more than 50 tons of surplus plutonium left over from nuclear weapons programs, and the agency had previously been planning to dilute much of that material and bury it. Some of the nuclear start-ups trying to obtain that plutonium say that transforming the waste into fuel is a better way to dispose of it. On Tuesday, the Energy Department said that it had selected five companies to enter into "advanced negotiations" to potentially receive some surplus plutonium. That includes Oklo, a California-based nuclear power company, which plans to partner with Newcleo, a European developer of advanced nuclear reactors. Using plutonium for fuel, Oklo and Newcleo said, could solve a looming problem: Energy firms want to build a new wave of nuclear reactors, but the United States can't yet make enough conventional fuel from uranium to supply the plants. Harvesting old plutonium stockpiles could provide a short-term fix. "A lack of fuel is one of the biggest choke points in expanding nuclear power right now," said Jacob DeWitte, the chief executive of Oklo, which is developing a novel type of small reactor intended to run on plutonium. "This will help us get more nuclear power online faster." [...] The plan is not yet final, and companies will still have to negotiate with the federal government over how to secure and transfer the plutonium. In addition to Oklo, the Energy Department said it had also selected four other companies -- Standard Nuclear, Exodys Energy, SHINE Technologies and Flibe Energy -- to enter into advanced negotiations to receive the material under its Surplus Plutonium Utilization Program, which was established last year. The program "is anticipated to help companies unlock the next level of private funding to broaden domestic nuclear fuel supplies, spur innovation on American recycling technologies, and unlock private sector funding to fuel the nation's nuclear renaissance," said Michael Goff, the principal deputy assistant secretary of nuclear energy, in a statement.

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Emilia Clark has opened up about the 'lack of care' that she has received while filming nude scenes throughout her career, which she said 'could have been prevented'.