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TOM COLLOMOSSE: The 38-year-old joined the Foxes from non-league Fleetwood for £1million in 2012 and went on to become arguably the greatest player in the history of the club.

The Reform UK leader used a campaign speech to demand that 'somebody somewhere in government' is held accountable for the matter.

It's an unwritten rule of showbiz that when a celebrity pairing becomes unstuck, the newly single members choose their next partner from the same elite pool.

The Briton, 22, and his pilot, 29, leaped from the runway at the Babadag paragliding spot in Fethiye in a tandem jump at around 11.45am on Wednesday.

It comes just hours after she refused to speak in her live exit interview with Will Best, 40, and AJ Odudu, 37, when she was quizzed about former housemate Mickey Rourke, 72.

Former Wall Street trader Michael's chequered past has been well documented ever since his daughter Lindsay rose to prominence as a child star in the nineties.

The seized cannabis has an estimated value of up to £1 million.

A flight attendant has settled an age-long debate after revealing the correct armrest etiquette for passengers fighting for extra room on flights, in a post shared by a passenger on Reddit.

With its huge five-star hotels and casinos, bright lights, and buffets, Las Vegas is famous for being a city of excess. But the edge of Sin City couldn't be more different.

Alleges semi designer tried to obstruct Qualy's build of Arm-compatible custom cores

Qualcomm has amended its complaint against Arm in a 2024 lawsuit, adding more allegations about Arm's purported breach of license agreements and accusing it of "misrepresenting" their relationship by intending to make its own rival chips.…

Putin hawk Sergei Shoigu, secretary of the powerful Russian security council and ex-defence minister, said Russia rejected Western boots on the ground in the war-torn country.

He is one of the world's biggest diet influencers, famous for advocating a diet of raw meat and offal.

When a surgeon checked Curtis Arnold-Harmer's nose he saw such extensive damage to the lining that he asked the father-of-one if he had been a habitual cocaine user.

The bakery is located on the busy, pedestrianised high street in Kendal and covers approximately 1,632 sq ft.

I chose to live a life where I threw myself into my career, fueled by boozy network events and celebratory champagnes.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from the Washington Post: Oil and gas companies are facing hundreds of lawsuits around the world testing whether they can be held responsible for their role in causing climate change. Now, two scientists say they've built a tool that can calculate how much damage each company's planet-warming pollution has caused -- and how much money they could be forced to pay if they're successfully sued. Collectively, greenhouse emissions from 111 fossil fuel companies caused the world $28 trillion in damage from extreme heat from 1991 to 2020, according to a paper published Wednesday in Nature. The new analysis could fuel an emerging legal fight.The authors, Dartmouth associate professor Justin Mankin and Chris Callahan, a postdoctoral researcher at Stanford University, say their model can determine a specific company's share of responsibility over any time period. [...] Callahan and Mankin's work combines all of these steps -- estimating a company's historical emissions, figuring out how much those emissions contributed to climate change and calculating how much economic damage climate change has caused -- into one "end-to-end" model that links one polluter's emissions to a dollar amount of economic damage from extreme heat. By their calculation, Saudi Aramco is on the hook for $2.05 trillion in economic losses from extreme heat from 1991 to 2020. Russia's Gazprom is responsible for $2 trillion, Chevron for $1.98 trillion, ExxonMobil for $1.91 trillion and BP for $1.45 trillion. Industry groups and companies tend to object to the methodologies of attribution science. They could seek to contest the assumptions that went into each step of Mankin and Callahan's model. Indeed, every step in that process introduces some room for error, and stringing together all of those steps compounds the uncertainty in the model, according to Delta Merner, lead scientist at theScience Hub for Climate Litigation, which connects scientists and lawyers bringing climate lawsuits. She also mentioned that the researchers relied on a commonly used but simplified climate model known as the Finite Amplitude Impulse Response (FAIR) model. "It is robust for the purpose of what the study is doing," Merner said, "but these models do make assumptions about climate sensitivity, about carbon cycle behavior, energy balance, and all of the simplifications in there do introduce some uncertainty." The exact dollar figures in the paper aren't intended as gospel. But outside scientists said Mankin and Callahan use well-established, peer-reviewed datasets and climate models for every step in their process, and they are transparent about the uncertainty in the numbers.

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Olly Murs has left fans feeling hot under the collar after he activated 'beast mode' while unveiling his ripped transformation days after announcing his wife's pregnancy

The Duchess of Sussex, 43, was beaming as photographers caught her entering the glamorous New York City event with her husband on Wednesday.

The plan was rejected by the local planning committee but the government has overturned the ruling allowing the homes to be built

Joe Swash was consoled by his wife Stacey Solomon as he discussed his ongoing struggles with ADHD, after receiving a diagnosis in his adult years