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The royal, 43, today touched down in Rio de Janeiro for his 'favourite' event of the year, putting the scandal surrounding his uncle, Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, firmly to one side.

The first reading of the bill was approved by Israel's parliament on Monday, with the country's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressing support for the proposed legislation.

3I/ATLAS has proven a theory created by Einstein over a century ago, but the way it did it may also prove it's really an interstellar spacecraft.

Taking belief in LLMs very literally indeed

Opinion  It's not been a year since his ouster as Intel's CEO, but Pat Gelsinger is firmly back on the tech leadership pony. He's done hardware with Intel, software with VMWare. This time, it's faithware.…

The trailer was released last week to a mixed reaction, with some claiming that the long wait between seasons had put a dampener on their excitement.

The beloved actor ignited concern for his health after fans noticed his aging and 'confused' appearance on The Jennifer Hudson Show.

Mary Earps has opened up about her mental health difficulties after she was dropped from the England squad in 2020 by then-manager Phil Neville.

Royal commentator Emily Andrews has claimed that Meghan Markle wishes to up her net worth in Channel 5's new documentary, The Meghan Effect: How She Shook Up the Royal Family.

Donald Trump is planning to send US troops to Mexico in the latest escalation against drug cartels.

Prudential shares remain 'undervalued' after strong growth this year, as the insurance giant dishes out bumper shareholder payouts, according to Morningstar.

An anonymous reader shares a report: Chinese President Xi Jinping joked about security backdoors while presenting a pair of Xiaomi smartphones to his South Korean counterpart, a rare moment of spontaneous levity captured during a week of tense trade negotiations with Donald Trump. Xi, in South Korea to meet Trump on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit, presented the pair of devices to Korean President Lee Jae Myung. In a video circulated on social media, Lee asked: "Is the line secure?" Xi chuckled, pointed at the gadgets and replied through an interpreter: "You can check if there's a backdoor." The two leaders burst into laughter. The exchange was striking because the issue of security and alleged espionage is a sensitive one and a major thorn in US-Chinese relations. American lawmakers have raised the possibility that tech companies such as Huawei build backdoors -- ways to gain access to sensitive data -- into their equipment or services, something the firms have repeatedly denied.

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Separately, on Saturday evening, a third individual—a 16-year-old boy—was arrested and has since been charged with possession of a knife.

A Royal Mail postman has left a homeowner in Romford 'furious' after walking through freshly laid wet cement on their driveway.

Experts from Peec AI have analysed 100 million passwords from data breaches over the last six years to reveal the most common words, phrases, and values.

The former England manager was asked for his views on the debate around the spurt of flags appearing around the nation on BBC Breakfast.

Deborra-Lee Furness has landed a book deal - and her ex-husband Hugh Jackman is not pleased about it. 

Her most recent dance partner, Tom Skinner, has given his support

Strictly Come Dancing star Ellie Goldstein has won praise from learning disability charity Mencap, after her departure from the show with partner Vito Coppola. 

Help me, HOBI-WAN, you're my only hope for lunch

The European Space Agency (ESA) has coined a tortured acronym for its project to feed astronauts on long-duration missions: HOBI-WAN (Hydrogen Oxidizing Bacteria In Weightlessness As a source of Nutrition).…

British travellers heading to the Balearic Islands will face a staggered introduction to the new Entry-Exit scheme, starting with Menorca tomorrow