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I'll always remember June 2, 2014, as the day my life fell apart. My mother had recently been diagnosed with terminal cancer and been given just three months to live.

My suspicions were first aroused on one of our early dates. Nick and I had been seeing each other for a few weeks. 'What are your plans for the weekend?' I asked.

Despite some routes being cancelled and prices with other airlines increasing, one carrier has decided to slash back the cost of tickets to popular long-haul destinations this summer.

Struggling with a hormonal disorder that affects millions of women across Britain, 27-year-old Georgia from Birmingham faced a constant battle.

T.S. Eliot was right, April is a cruel month. The daffodils are out, the clocks have gone forward and, theoretically, spring should feel like a fresh start.

Resilience expert DR LUCY HONE suffered every parent's nightmare when her daughter Abi was tragically killed. She shares what she has learnt in the years since.

President Donald Trump has never forgotten his first meeting with Elizabeth II. 'The first time I met her, we were only supposed to have 15 minutes, and it just went on because she liked me and I liked her.'

Effortlessly slender at 49, I've been waltzing around Corsica and Greece in a skimpy, yellow Melissa Odabash bikini after shedding three stone on weight-loss jabs.

Keir Starmer and his team are keen for us to realise that, thanks to their brilliant energy policies (as they'd have it), the annual household fuel bill has fallen by £117 this month to an average of £1,641.

The 42-year-old was said to have been drinking heavily before leaving his rented accommodation in Pattaya, in the early hours of April 4.

Sir David, 99, who has been presenting natural history shows with the broadcaster since 1954, is no stranger to travelling far and wide to showcase some of wildlife's most curious moments

Britain's energy policy is a national embarrassment. For years, governments have insisted on pursuing an aggressive green agenda, which has prioritised decarbonisation over energy security.

Iran has threatened Donald Trump with 'devastating and widespread' retaliations after the US president yesterday vowed to hit the Middle East nation's power plants

President Donald Trump claimed the Iranian people want the US to unleash its military power on the country as he threatened to take action amid the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

The actor, 40, was confirmed to be playing Tommy Shelby's son Duke in a story set ten years after the events of Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man.

It's a popular event that attracts thousands each year

A motorcycle and a Nissan Qashqai were involved in the crash

Russia's "great crackdown" on VPNs — and a clampdown on Telegram's messaging platform — had an unintended side effect, reports Bloomberg. It "triggered the widespread banking outage seen across the country this week, Telegram's billionaire founder Pavel Durov said." "Telegram was banned in Russia, yet 65 million Russians still use it daily via VPNs," Durov said Saturday in a post on Telegram. "The government has spent years trying to ban VPNs too. Their blocking attempts just triggered a massive banking failure; cash briefly became the only payment method nationwide yesterday." Attempts on Friday to limit VPN use could have sparked the disruption affecting banking apps, The Bell and other Russian media reported, citing industry sources who weren't identified. The outage may have been caused by an overload in the filtering systems run by Russia's communications watchdog, according to the reports, with experts warning that major restrictions risk undermining network stability... Separately, payments for Apple Inc.'s app store and other services became unavailable in Russia from April 1, the US company said on its website, without saying why. Earlier, RBC newswire reported that the Digital Development Ministry had asked mobile operators to disable top-ups, which could help limit VPN use.... Durov, who's being investigated in Russia for allegedly aiding terrorist activity, compared the situation in his home country to Iran, where similar restrictions prompted widespread adoption of VPNs instead of the intended shift to state-backed messaging apps. "Welcome back to the Digital Resistance, my Russian brothers and sisters," said Durov, who has lived in Dubai and France in recent years. "The entire nation is now mobilized to bypass these absurd restrictions," he wrote, adding that Telegram would continue adapting to make its traffic harder to detect and block.

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The TOWIE star, 31, revealed last month that he had been diagnosed with viral meningitis and encephalitis.