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Florence Pugh has gone Instagram official with her boyfriend Finn Cole.

Katie Price revealed her new tattoo tribute to her husband Lee Andrews in her latest YouTube vlog uploaded on Tuesday.

A 36-year-old man has been charged with a string of offences after seven people were injured when a car ploughed into crowds in Derby city centre.

Police who failed to investigate child sex grooming gangs will be held to account, the new independent inquiry's head pledged today.

Scott Mills has been sacked from the BBC following an allegation relating to his personal conduct.

Scott Mills has been sacked from the BBC following an allegation relating to his personal conduct.

Journalists from the Daily Mail and The Mail on Sunday faced 'frankly desperate allegations' during evidence to the trial brought by Harry and other public figures, the newspapers' barrister said.

Those of a nervous disposition, and anyone who is offended by randy faeries, love potions or men with furry ears, look away now. What follows might seem traumatic.

Clips circulating on social media show crowds of teens tearing through the neighbourhood in south London, terrorising locals and forcing shops to close.

Hermione responded to speculation the show would return after six years off air as well as discussing her struggle with long Covid and her children flying the nest.

I receive post every day for someone who used to live at my address. I've tried returning it to sender unopened, but I still get a few letters a week.

The drug will be offered alongside cholesterol-lowering statins and blood pressure medication, as well as diet and lifestyle advice.

Most drivers are set to see their annual costs rise to £200 a year from 1 April, though some face paying astronomical levies of up to £5,690.

Polestar and Volvo are ending Polestar 3 production in Chengdu, China, and consolidating all output of the electric SUV at Volvo's plant in South Carolina. "The move to consolidate global Polestar 3 production in Charleston help[s] generate efficiencies for both companies, whilst also underscoring our confidence in the plant and the role it plays in our manufacturing footprint," said Hakan Samuelsson, chief executive of Volvo Cars. "The U.S. is a very important market for Volvo Cars, both to support our growth ambitions as well as a strategic production site to meet regional and export demands." Ars Technica reports: Volvo had a challenging 2025, with sales falling by 7 percent. Meanwhile, Polestar, which was spun out from the Swedish OEM's performance arm into a standalone startup in 2017, had a rather good 2025, seeing a 34 percent increase in sales. So increasing the proportion of Polestar 3s to come out of South Carolina seems sensible. And as we learned last September, the midsize electric Volvo EX60 will also go into production at the South Carolina site later this year, and then we'll see a still-unnamed hybrid Volvo in 2030. The two companies also announced today that Volvo agreed to extend part of a shareholder loan it made to Polestar and will convert the rest into Polestar shares. Polestar will still owe Volvo $661 million, due at the end of 2031, and another $274 million will become Polestar stock now, with a further $65 million in the second quarter of the year. Since December, Polestar has also raised $1 billion through three equity financing investments.

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President Donald Trump signed an executive order cracking down on mail-in voting - despite casting his own postal ballot just last week.

TOM COLLOMOSSE: The four-times world champions have failed to qualify for a third consecutive World Cup - a source of utter shame for one of the game's traditional powerhouses.

To quote her character in the 2006 film, Miranda Priestley, florals for spring might not be groundbreaking, but bunions for spring? Never a good look.

bobthesungeek76036 shares a report from the Register: Oracle laid off thousands of employees on Tuesday as it ramps spending on AI infrastructure projects internally and with major technology partners. The layoffs were carried out via email, according to copies of the message viewed by Business Insider. The email told affected workers they would be terminated immediately and to provide a personal email for follow-up. The cuts echo a TD Cowen forecast earlier this year, when the investment bank questioned how Oracle would finance its expanding AI datacenter buildout and suggested headcount reductions could reach 20,000 to 30,000. It is not clear how many employees were notified on Tuesday, but one screenshot that purports to show the number of internal Slack users showed a drop of 10,000 overnight. [...] Oracle employs about 162,000 people, with 58,000 of those in the US and approximately 104,000 internationally. If the rumored cuts of 30,000 are correct, it would amount to 18 percent of the company's workforce. According to posts from Oracle workers on LinkedIn, the cuts were spread through multiple departments around the country, with employees in Kansas, Tennessee, and Texas taking to social media to say they were among those chopped. "This news didn't seem to affect stock price," adds bobthesungeek76036. "ORCL is up 6% for the day."

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More than four in five trusts (83 per cent) missed the key target of treating 85 per cent of patients within this time frame.