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Former BBC Radio 1 DJ Tim Westwood has been charged with sexual offences against seven women, including four counts of rape, between 1983 and 2016, the Metropolitan Police said.

Cammas Hall Farm, in Essex, has opened its doors to visitors wanting to pick their own since 1966.

It's hard to imagine a woman being openly questioned about an eating disorder, or weighed publicly on live TV today. 

When rumours about a celebrity version of The Traitors emerged, we daren't even believe they were true.

When rumours about a celebrity version of The Traitors emerged, we daren't even believe they were true.

The timing felt cynical; the tone of casual friendliness a little too contrived. A 'quick catch-up' was what my line manager proposed. But my instincts were right.

The violinist, 41, who married McFly drummer Harry, 39, in 2012, shared the candid insight into their home life while discussing the challenges they face as parents of a neurodivergent child.

An ex-Premier League star says he could die at any time after painkillers prescribed by his old club ruined his health following an undiagnosed condition. 

Roberts Bakery, based in Cheshire, is preparing to appoint administrators after what it called 'an exceptionally difficult period'.

Analyst predicts over-supply will trigger a market correction in favor of deep-pocketed incumbents

Gartner has signaled that the supply of "agentic AI" in terms of models, platforms, and products far outstrips demand, creating a situation that will lead to consolidation and market correction.…

Affects users regardless of when their backups were created

SonicWall has admitted that all customers who used its cloud backup service to store firewall configuration files were affected by a cybersecurity incident first disclosed in mid-September, walking back earlier assurances that only a small fraction of users were impacted.…

Both Israel and Hamas agreed Wednesday to the first phase of Trump's plan to pause fighting and release hostages, a deal that could open the way to ending the two-year conflict.

Pet dogs get addicted to toys just like we get hooked on gambling and internet gaming. report scientists in Germany and Austria.

Victoria Beckham and the Princess of Wales are said to share a close friendship - and a similar sense of style.

There were 1,075 arrivals in a 24-hour period, the Home Office said. It brings the total since the start of the year to 35,476, up a third on the same period last year.

Lingerie tycoon Michelle Mone took to Instagram to share a series of stylish snaps in which she showcased her Chanel-themed outfit for her 54th birthday celebrations last night.

When Steven Gerrard wrapped his fingers around the Scottish Premiership title at the Ibrox four years ago, he must have thought it was the start of a long and fruitful managerial career.

An anonymous reader shares a report: China's giant solar parks aren't just changing the power mix -- they may be changing the ground beneath them. Fresh field data point to cooler soils, extra moisture, and pockets of greening, though lasting ecological shifts will hinge on design and long-term care. [...] A team studying one of the largest photovoltaic parks in China, the Gonghe project in the Talatan Desert, found a striking difference between what was happening under the panels and what lay just beyond. They used a detailed framework measuring dozens of indicators -- everything from soil chemistry to microbial life -- and discovered that the micro-environment beneath the panels was noticeably healthier. The reasons track with physics: shade cools the surface and slows evaporation, letting scarce soil moisture linger longer; field experiments in western China report measurable soil-moisture gains beneath shaded arrays. Simple shade from panel rows can create a gentler microclimate at ground level, cutting wind stress and helping fragile seedlings establish. In other desert locations like Gansu and the Gobi, year-round field data tell a similar story. Soil temperatures beneath arrays tend to be cooler during the day and a bit warmer at night than surrounding ground, with humidity patterns shifting in tandem -- conditions that can make harsh surfaces more habitable when paired with basic land care. Even small shifts like these can help re-establish vegetation -- if combined with erosion control and water management. These aren't wildflowers blooming overnight, but they are signs that utility-scale solar can double as a modest micro-restorer.

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This is the terrifying moment two women narrowly escape death when a balcony suddenly collapses above them.

Coin toss odds for spotting a deepfake, study finds. And that's before the machines learn to sing

Think you can distinguish between a human voice and a robot? Think again, because the numbers are starting to say otherwise. …