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A bus driver who wore a Liverpool shirt has been sacked after sparking 'scary' scenes when his vehicle was mobbed by Chelsea fans following their win over the Reds. 

He has links to places in Essex

As Lauren Sanchez strolled around the French capital for Paris Fashion Week , she wowed bystanders with an elegant 90s John Galliano suit - signalling a new sartorial era.

The billionaire cosmetics mogul and the 'it' boy of Hollywood were headed to the after party for the premiere of Chalamet's new film Marty Supreme at The New York Film Festival.

Ahmad Al Ibrahim, 16, died after being stabbed by Alfie Franco, 20, whose girlfriend he had brushed past on a crowded shopping street in Huddersfield on April 3.

Move could be even more damaging than Donald Trump's tariffs as Europe accounts for more than three quarters of the UK's steel exports.

The defendant's videos were said to amass hundreds of thousands of views

In his keynote speech to party conference, shadow justice secretary Robert Jenrick said Brits were sick of decline and wanted to 'fight'.

Conservative leader Mrs Badenoch said she was 'not interested' in talking about her Reform counterpart and wanted to discuss THE Tories, in a blunt response to Sky News .

Michelle Mills, 46, and Geraint Berry were in the middle of a three-month love affair when the former decided she wanted her husband Christopher, 48, 'gone one way or another'.

The Conservative Party are facing criticism after misspelling Britain on one of their promotional chocolate bars at the party conference.

Ms Coren Mitchell had made a Labour cronyism claim about Sir Keir handing a mega-contract to Multiverse, an AI company run by Tony Blair's eldest son.

Everyone has daydreamed about becoming a millionaire overnight. It is the main reason 24million people hold Premium Bonds, the nation's favourite savings account.

Developers want to demolish a small abandoned house in Radnor Cliff, Sandgate, Kent, to make way for two glass-fronted properties and a pavilion-style retreat set closer to the beach.

A Jewish organisation has called for the cancellation of a Bob Vylan gig in Manchester.

OpenAI has signed about $1 trillion in deals this year for computing power to run its AI models, commitments that dwarf its revenue and raise questions about how it can fund them. From a report: Monday's deal with chipmaker AMD follows similar agreements with Nvidia, Oracle and CoreWeave, as OpenAI races to find the computing power it thinks it will need to run services such as ChatGPT. The deals would give OpenAI access to more than 20 gigawatts of computing capacity, roughly equivalent to the power from 20 nuclear reactors, over the next decade. Each 1GW of AI computing capacity costs about $50bn to deploy in today's prices, according to estimates by OpenAI executives, making the total cost about $1tn. The deals have bound some of the world's biggest tech groups to OpenAI's ability to become a profitable business that can meet its increasingly steep financial obligations.

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CIA Director John Ratcliffe declassified a stunning memo on Wednesday after a review of historical records from Biden's tenure as vice-president.

Rai Wright, 24, runs the Bird and Bear pub, which has an adjoining night club Abandon Ship which was closed at the time.

Clacton MP Nigel Farage has appeared in court court speaking about the migrant who is accused of threatening to kill him in a TikTok video.

With its well-maintained roads and picturesque views of the channel, these four- and five-bedrooms homes should be some of the most sought after properties on the Kent coast.