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Thirty years on from her first trip to Glasto, Julia Llewellyn Smit hreturned - with her Gen Z daughters judging her every move

Charlotte's English winners

Scarlett Dargan imagines this week's generational debate

The weekender: St Tropez

In which I reminisce with my bestie

In London's King's Cross, sugar, spice and all things nice make the dream Thai spot for Tom

Meet the £1 bronzer!

The Downton Abbey creator, 75, chats with Tom Parker Bowles about his loathing of raw fish, struggle with school-meal gristle and love of dips

French President Emmanuel Macron urged Europe to reassert itself as a global space power, warning that France risks being sidelined in the low Earth orbit satellite market dominated by players like SpaceX and China. Phys.Org reports: Macron spoke at the Paris Air Show in Le Bourget outside the French capital a day after France more than doubled its stake in satellite operator Eutelsat, the EU rival to Elon Musk's Starlink. Macron called for more investment as the European space industry struggles to remain competitive in the face of US and Chinese rivals. "SpaceX has disrupted the market, Amazon is also getting involved. China is not far behind, and I think we all need to be very clear-headed," Macron said. Europe must become "a space power once again, with France at its heart," he said. He warned that Europeans were "on the verge of being completely" squeezed out of the low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite constellation market. Macron said France and its partners should not be reliant on non-European constellations in low orbit, calling it "madness." He called non-European players to team up with France. "This must be the solution for our major strategic partners in the Gulf, India, Canada and Brazil," he said. "We really need to succeed in increasing our collective investment effort," Macron added, noting the importance of private investors and public-private collaboration. He also said France planned to organize a space summit in early 2026 to "mobilize our public and private partners across the globe."

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Trump's Director of National Intelligence had testified in March that the U.S. intelligence community 'continues to assess Iran is not building a nuclear weapon.'

The son of Ringo Starr , 59, was fired from the band last month, just one month after he was sacked then quickly reinstated.

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Lucia Hawley has shared a sweet tribute to her long-term boyfriend, Henry Poole.

Topping the table of 34,000 districts, according to the House of Commons Library's (HoC) figures, comes a suburb of Stockport in Greater Manchester.

Households across Essex have been impacted by the cap

The Kansas City Chiefs star was pictured landing in the Big Apple on a private jet earlier in the evening before making his way into the city to see his popstar girlfriend.

Fans of '80s and '90s movies were in for a treat when one of the most beloved scene-stealers from those decades made a rare appearance in Manhattan on Friday.

The CW teen drama Gossip Girl won the hearts of young adults across the nation when it premiered in 2007. Now, one of its stars is sharing why they're 'terrified' to re-watch the series.

Robert Irwin is certainly no stranger to breaking the internet, but it seems that the Wildlife Warrior has found himself at the centre of another online storm.