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The Met chief accused the Jewish counter-protesters of trying to 'create an incident' when they walked into the crowd in Trafalgar Square with a megaphone and flag.

The UK's most popular theme park is cheaper than ever, thanks to new three-month seasonal passes on sale for less than a day ticket.

After she took a financial hit after a difficult split, Belinda Allen, 63, from Devon, says she's now found companionship and security - by co-owning a home with a pal.

OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush used an aviation-grade epoxy resin to bond his experimental submarine together which was applied by hand by his crew in Seattle, Washington.

Labour MPs brushed aside pressure from Downing Street and threats from party whips to demand that plans to trim £5billion from the welfare budget are dumped before a crunch vote next Tuesday.

Oldy Herring, 67, the elder of the family unit, said a number of stereotypes now existed because of shows like My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding.

Microbiologist Amy-May Pointer has revealed the very common travel accessory that is 58 times dirtier than a public toilet seat - and how you can clean it.

Amanda Bynes wore an all-black outfit for an outing in Malibu on Tuesday. It comes after she took to Instagram on Sunday to announce that she's started an Ozempic journey.

Fox, 47, who was previously wed to actress Billie Piper, has tied the knot with his podcaster girlfriend Elizabeth Barker, he revealed today on X, formerly Twitter.

Google DeepMind has launched Gemini Robotics On-Device, a new language model that enables robots to perform complex tasks locally without internet connectivity. TechCrunch reports: Building on the company's previous Gemini Robotics model that was released in March, Gemini Robotics On-Device can control a robot's movements. Developers can control and fine-tune the model to suit various needs using natural language prompts. In benchmarks, Google claims the model performs at a level close to the cloud-based Gemini Robotics model. The company says it outperforms other on-device models in general benchmarks, though it didn't name those models. In a demo, the company showed robots running this local model doing things like unzipping bags and folding clothes. Google says that while the model was trained for ALOHA robots, it later adapted it to work on a bi-arm Franka FR3 robot and the Apollo humanoid robot by Apptronik. Google claims the bi-arm Franka FR3 was successful in tackling scenarios and objects it hadn't "seen" before, like doing assembly on an industrial belt. Google DeepMind is also releasing a Gemini Robotics SDK. The company said developers can show robots 50 to 100 demonstrations of tasks to train them on new tasks using these models on the MuJoCo physics simulator.

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They're both happily married women with three young children, who both attended £58,290-a-year Downe House before bonding in early adulthood.

Eight lives were lost on the California side of Lake Tahoe when a sudden, violent storm struck without warning and capsized their boat.

The heir to the throne spoke out during a panel discussion at the start of London Climate Week as he highlighted the 'optimism' of his passion project, the Earthshot Prize.

In footage posted to Facebook , the woman can be seen brazenly walking up the garden path in Buckhurst Hill, Essex, with her German Shepherd.

The supermodel has thrown in the towel and closed down the company less than three years after it was launched to great fanfare at Harrods in 2022.

Beatrice Bavato, a freelance tour guide, was photographed as she waited for guests and staff from London based wedding planners Lanza & Baucina in the arrivals hall at the lagoon city's airport.

The 79-year-old national treasure - who's only a Tony Award away from elite EGOT status - has kept herself busy since suffering the loss of her husband Carl Dean on March 3

ROLAND WHITE: The news is very good at fires and rocket attacks and waves lashing the coastline in winds, but less confident about issues that involve dull people in suits sitting around a table.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Verge: Microsoft is planning to cut jobs in the company's Xbox gaming business, as early as next week. I first reported in Notepad earlier this month that Microsoft was planning Xbox layoffs "potentially by the end of the month," and now Bloomberg says a round of "major layoffs" is due next week. I understand managers at Microsoft have been briefed about Xbox cuts and wider layoffs in other parts of Microsoft's businesses. The upcoming cuts are also expected to hit Microsoft's sales organization, just at the start of a new financial year. Microsoft is planning to restructure parts of its Xbox business as it looks ahead to its next generation of consoles. One source tells me Microsoft is restructuring Xbox distribution across central Europe, resulting in some Xbox operations ceasing in some regions. The expected layoffs will be in addition to the 6,000 cuts Microsoft already made in May, and on top of the more than 300 job cuts earlier this month.

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Attorney General Richard Hermer said ministers were 'united' on the need to comply 'with all forms of law', saying it was vital to revitalising the UK on the world stage.