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The artwork, titled Girl and Balloon on Found Landscape, will go under the hammer in a glitzy invitation-only sale in New York on May 20.

Mourinho, who is currently manager at Benfica in his native Portugal, is making a controversial return to the Bernabeu - despite the protests of club legend Iker Casillas.

Zee - not her real name - works as a drug mule recruiter in the UK and 'weekly' flies broke young people to Thailand to collect 'suitcases' of marijuana to bring them back home.

Jonathan Gjoshe has spoken for the first time today about the events of November 1 last year and how, despite his trauma, his club Scunthorpe United has released him.

It was reported a man took multiple items without paying over the course of a week

Manager Stacey Byrne, 40, and barmaid Jasmine Holmes, 20, pocketed the takings over just six months at The Ram Inn hotel in Brandon, Suffolk.

Game Over?! gamified the identification of scammers who sought thrills from terrorising the elderly

The TV presenter, 55, and co-host Ed Balls, 59, took part in a fun task while highlighting a worthwhile cause as they tackled the Smoothie Challenge.

Lloyds Banking Group is reportedly poised to scrap the Halifax brand it acquired in the financial crisis, according to reports.

Venezuela Fury is busy settling into newlywed life and has been sharing behind-the-scenes video from her big day marrying Noah Price over the weekend. 

Venezuela Fury has shared a sweet TikTok video of the moment proud dad Tyson saw her for the first time in her wedding dress ahead of the big day on Saturday. 

A man arrested at the wedding reception of Tyson Fury's daughter Venezuela was held after becoming disorderly, the Daily Mail understands.

Amid rising autism diagnoses worldwide, the White House had suggested leucovorin - also known as folinic acid, a form of vitamin B - could be approved by the FDA to treat the condition.

Paris Fury broke tradition at her daughter Venezuela's wedding to Noah Price by giving a mother of the bride speech on the dancefloor.

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An anonymous reader quotes a report from the New York Times: The World Health Organization declared on Saturday that the spread of the Ebola virus in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda was a global health emergency. The announcement was made a day after Africa's leading public health authority reported that an outbreak in a province in the northeast of the country was linked to dozens of suspected deaths. By Saturday, cases had also been confirmed in Kampala, the capital of Uganda, the W.H.O. said. In Congo's Ituri province, where the outbreak was first identified, 246 suspected cases and 80 deaths attributed to the virus had been reported, although only eight cases had been definitively linked to the virus through laboratory testing. There is no approved vaccine and no therapeutics for the Bundibugyo species of Ebola behind the outbreak, according to the W.H.O. The scale of the outbreak could be far larger than has been detected and reported, the W.H.O. said in declaring a "public health emergency of international concern." It added that there were "significant uncertainties" about the precise number of people infected and the "geographic spread." The W.H.O.'s declaration signals a public health risk requiring a coordinated international response, and is intended to prompt member countries to prepare for the virus to spread and to share vaccines, treatments and other resources needed to contain the outbreak. [...] The risk of the outbreak spreading is exacerbated by a humanitarian crisis, high population mobility and a large network of informal health care facilities in the area, the agency said. Containing an Ebola outbreak depends on the speed and scale of the public health response. The virus is transmitted through direct contact with the bodily fluids of an infected person, putting family members and caregivers at particular risk. Tracing people who may have come into contact with sufferers, isolating and treating victims promptly and safely, and burying the dead properly are all viewed as critical steps.

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Four gardens across Roydon, Ardleigh, Waltham Abbey and Wakes Colne are opening for visitors this month under the National Garden Scheme.

Four gardens across Roydon, Ardleigh, Waltham Abbey and Wakes Colne are opening for visitors this month under the National Garden Scheme.

They might divide opinion with their loud screeches and tendency to steal your chips - but British seagulls are struggling to survive, experts have warned.

On December 5, 1872, a British ship sailing through the North Atlantic stumbled upon a merchant vessel, the Mary Celeste, drifting through the ocean without a soul aboard.