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Eamonn Holmes put on a loved up display with girlfriend Katie Alexander as they attended Ascot last week.

Noel Edmonds' Kiwi Adventure hit ITV on 20 June. The new programme follows former Deal or No Deal host, 76, and his wife Liz start their new chapter in the island country New Zealand.

London-based Lady Eliza Spencer, who was five when her aunt Princess Diana died, recalled in an interview with The Standard that she and her identical twin sister 'thought it couldn't be real.'

Abbie Nudd, 32, of Willow Way, Dovercourt, was looking after her niece on June 3 when the youngster was attacked by an American Bulldog in her neighbour’s garden.

Abbie Nudd, 32, of Willow Way, Dovercourt, was looking after her niece on June 3 when the youngster was attacked by an American Bulldog in her neighbour’s garden.

The presenter seemed unsure if it was truly a real place

Britain's younger workers think their pensions are considerably better than they will turn out to be, a new report suggests.

The 43-year-old - who has been part of the programme since 2012 - shares her son Rocco, 11, and daughter Tahlia, 10, with her ex Alex G

I found it hard to believe someone as handsome as Maxwell would be interested in me. But when I sent him a photo, he was full of compliments. Then he made a request.

Sasha Dean took pride in her appearance and, as well as regular workouts to maintain a toned figure, she had fillers and Botox to help her keep a youthful complexion.

A club who have qualified for next season's Champions League are reportedly interested in buying Crystal Palace star Eberechi Eze. They are claimed to be interested in paying his buy-out clause.

Social media users were quick to slam the post as disrespectful to the Jewish community, while many questioned why a local sheriff's department was getting involved in international politics.

Perched in Chile's Andes mountains, "A revolutionary new space telescope has just taken its first pictures of the cosmos," reports National Geographic — "and they're spectacular." Formerly known as the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope, it's expected to bring "unprecedented detail" to space photography: The observatory has a few key components: A giant telescope, called the Simonyi Survey Telescope, is connected to the world's largest and highest resolution digital camera. Rubin's 27-foot primary mirror, paired with a mind-boggling 3,200-megapixel camera, will repeatedly take 30-second exposure images of vast swaths of the sky with unrivaled speed and detail. Each image will cover an area of sky as big as 40 full moons. Every three nights for the next 10 years, Rubin will produce a new, ultra-high-definition map of the entire visible southern sky. With this much coverage, scientists hope to create an updated and detailed "movie" they can use to view how the cosmos changes over time.... For the next decade, Rubin will capture millions of astronomical objects each day — or more than 100 every second. Ultimately, it's expected to discover about 17 billion stars and 20 billion galaxies that we've never seen before... When the observatory begins science operations in earnest later in 2025, its instruments will yield a deluge of astronomical data that will be too overwhelming to process manually. (Each night, the observatory will generate around 20 terabytes of data.) Astronomers expect high-quality observations taken with the telescope will help map out the structure of the universe, find comets and potentially hazardous asteroids in our solar system, and detect exploding stars and black holes in distant galaxies. The observatory will also examine the optical counterparts of gravitational wave events — ripples in the fabric of space caused by some of the most energetic processes in the cosmos. By studying these events, astronomers hope to uncover the secrets of the invisible forces that shape the universe like dark matter and dark energy. "Already, in just over 10 hours of test observations, the observatory has discovered 2,104 never-before-seen-asteroids," reports NPR, "including seven near-Earth asteroids, none of which pose any danger..." The basic idea is that the data "should let astronomers catch transient phenomena that they otherwise wouldn't know to look for, such as exploding stars, asteroids, interstellar objects whizzing in from other solar systems, and maybe even the movement of a giant planet that some believe is lurking out in our own solar system, beyond Pluto." The telescope is a joint project between the U.S. Energy Department and its National Science Foundation — and it will stream a special live broadcast of its first images today at 11 a.m. EDT (1500 GMT) on their official YouTube channel (also simulacast at Space.com).

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Broadcasting great Steve Rider has sensationally claimed that former Match of the Day host Gary Lineker 'took his job'. Rider's 48-year-career in the industry came to an end on Sunday.

A travel expert has revealed the curious reason why flags on planes are often painted on backwards.

Michael Middleton , the father of Catherine, the Princess of Wales , turns 76 today and, as is his nature, is likely to celebrate quietly, away from the public eye.

With the memory of World War Two still very raw, the spring 1947 royal tour of South Africa was seen as the perfect opportunity for the Royal Family to enjoy some well earned sunshine.

Cyber Monitoring Centre issues first severity assessment since February launch

Britain's Cyber Monitoring Centre (CMC) estimates the total cost of the cyberattacks that crippled major UK retail organizations recently could be in the region of £270-440 million ($362-591 million).…

More than one million people in the UK are already paying for the appetite-suppressing drug, from private clinics which charge around £250-a-month.

They say fashion runs in the family, and when your matriarch is Carole Middleton, it appears that so too does a wardrobe worth recycling.