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Michelle Keegan has pulled out of a major ITV drama to focus on her family.

Pawel Rabel, 47, showed up at the mother-of-three's house on the evening of October 20 2025 'growling' and wearing a clown mask and costume.

Carolyn, a woman in her 70s, was put to rest on 4 September in a futuristic casket made from mycelium - the underground root network of mushrooms - and upcycled hemp fibres.

Investing might seem like an unusual choice for a newborn's shopping list, but parents who start putting money aside for their children as early as possible can set them up for life.

Dermot O'Leary posed shirtless as he enjoyed a romantic holiday with his rarely-seen wife Dee Koppang in Italy on Sunday.

The toddler, named locally as Peter Mulcaire, was struck while playing with his toy tractor shortly after 3.50pm on Saturday in Rathkeale, County Limerick.

The driver was filmed returning to her black Mercedes which was parked on Windsor Road in Ealing at around 2.30pm on August 31 to find she had been given a parking ticket.

Williams, best known for his run in All Elite Wrestling (AEW), was competing for Pittsburgh-based promotion 'Enjoy Wrestling' when the terrifying ordeal unfolded.

WARNING - GRAPHIC CONTENT: Over the past half-century, more than 10,000 cows are estimated to have been found mutilated and drained of blood in the US.

The chains are among High Street stalwarts found to have reduced the scale of extended size products, a study by retail intelligence platform Edited has found.

The inferno broke out at a site housing scrap metal and tyres on Boulder Bridge Lane in the area of Carlton.

If you've got a hyperactive pooch that just can't pay attention, vets say it might have a condition remarkably similar to ADHD in humans.

One of the new 'calm space' pods has already been spotted at Ealing Broadway Tube station, while another is set to land at the Transport Museum in Covent Garden in the coming weeks.

Looks of disdain from fellow tourists without kids in tow are par for the course at resorts. They shouldn't be, writes Hannah Summers, who offers a simple solution to keep everyone happy.

Waqas Hanif, pictured, and Touqir Nasir were linked to over 2,000 bogus records created in 2021 that put the public at risk by allowing unvaccinated individuals to travel abroad or meet in groups.

The saying used to be that you could tell a woman's age by her hands. Then it was by her neck. Then her arms. Ears are another 'tell' - but they no longer have to be.

No10 is believed to be recruiting an official to deal with media and act as an assistant to Marie-France van Heel.

Thursday 404 Media reported that Flock taught America's cops "how they could surveil the No Kings protests" against President Trump (as well as "small parades") in a webinar last year that described "using a mix of Flock's technology and law enforcement's own databases." In the webinar, Flock's director of market management Caity Peak explains how real time crime centers — which are police surveillance centers that utilize Flock cameras and other surveillance cameras — can be used for emergency response, but can also be used to surveil "established events" like 4th of July fireworks displays, parades, bike races, Mardi Gras, and protests. The webinar shows just how routine the idea of always-on surveillance has become, and how casually it is used during extremely innocuous events. Peak explains that police can use FlockOS, a software platform that combines Flock's automatic license plate readers (ALPR), drones, gunshot detectors, 911 data, and other surveillance cameras (including ones Flock does not own) into a "single pane of glass" or single piece of software to look at various types of surveillance in one place during both emergencies and relatively mundane events in a city or town. "Imagine that you're an incident commander, and you're working this No Kings Protest," Peak explains while a dashboard shows a series of surveillance tools overlaying the city of Denver. "If I'm somebody assigned a traffic post that's working this No Kings Protest, I really don't have time to go in [...] and look at all these places [for different intelligence]. This is an example of viewing all of that in one place...." The dashboard Peak shows includes traffic information, a "response plan" for the protest, the floor plans of nearby buildings, as well as a series of video feeds of both outdoor-mounted cameras and cameras inside businesses and government buildings. 404 Media and the Electronic Frontier Foundation previously showed that police have specifically used Flock cameras to monitor the No Kings protests and other First Amendment-protected activity... This webinar shows this type of surveillance is not anomalous, and is specifically taught by Flock. The webinar also shows that Flock's latest public stance — that its ALPR cameras are noninvasive technology, that they take only static images at a single place and time, and that they are primarily used to solve the worst crimes — is wildly misleading. Flock has time and time again pitched itself to police as a sort of operating system to solve crime and do real-time surveillance and predictive policing. ALPRs are just one part of this broader surveillance apparatus that Flock has created, markets to police, and teaches them how to use.

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You might think living in Notting Hill, Chelsea or Maida Vale means you undisputedly reside in one of London's finest postcodes.

Detectives investigating the 'unexplained' death said their investigation is in the early stages but that it was an 'isolated incident'.