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Nick Beynon's family have kept ponies on the cliffs above the stunning sandy beach of Rhossili on the Gower Peninsula, in South Wales, for over 100 years.

Danniella Westbrook admitted she has 'nothing left' and is 'exhausted' as she revealed her upcoming surgery will see doctors take part of her ribs and reconstruct them in her face. 

Corporate customers can look forward to easier management of agents in Google Cloud

Teenage Sex And Death At Camp Miasma is the extraordinary vision of cult trans director Jane Schoenbrun.

The video angered the recipient, Terri Hand, not only because the driver damaged her parcel, but also because of the poor response from the delivery customer service department.

The sun was shining, the sausages sizzling and the lager flowing as several hundred people chatted at a traditional German Grillfest in the garden of a family-run hotel.

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: As the former girlfriend of Sir Tim Rice, the lyricist behind hit musicals including Evita and The Lion King, Laura-Jane Foley knows a thing or two about West End dramas.

Should Prince William forgive Harry for his attacks on the Royal Family?

At the peak of his career, Michael was paid £110k a week when he played for Newcastle United in the Noughties. Yet he hung up his boots in 2013 and now works with horses.

Cameron William Wallace (pictured) was on a turtle-spotting trip with a close friend when he fatally jumped into the sea on Tuesday at around 3pm.

Bilibili, often described as China's answer to YouTube, is relaunching its international app and preparing an English-language site as part of a broader push into the U.S., Europe, Japan, and other markets. The company is courting Western creators like MrBest, hiring community and moderation staff globally, and building tools for brand partnerships. Semafor reports: The revamped international app no longer requires identity verification -- meaning users can sign up without having to provide a passport or ID document, which were long required of overseas users on its main Chinese platform, according to what appears to be a newly created account on X marketing the platform to global creators. "Yes bilibili is going global," the account wrote, adding that content-wise, the US and Chinese sites will be the same. In a document recently shared in a Discord chat for Bilibili creators, the company pitched itself as a place for influencers to make money and connect with "Gen Z Coded, affluent and well-educated" users. A marketplace for international users to connect with brands for sponsored content is "in development," according to the presentation. The deck also showed creators how to post videos on its Chinese website, adding that an English version is "coming soon. We are working hard."

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Campaigners have called out the 'galling' sight of Nazi flags, SS armbands and swastikas that were freely on sale at the Lytham 1940s Weekend, held in Fylde, Lancashire, last Saturday and Sunday.

Jonathan Ross' daughter Honey looked happier than ever as she cosied up to boyfriend Gav Murphy at The Dog Stars premiere in London on Thursday. 

Maya Jama looked to be having the time of her life as she celebrated her 32nd birthday in style with a boozy birthday getaway in Ibiza. 

Strictly's Vito Coppola has opened up about his crippling bulimia battle which caused him to collapse on stage in a new candid interview.  

Women of all ages have descended on the courthouse in Plymouth, Massachusetts, in a show of solidarity for a mother on trial for killing her children.

Hayden Panettiere's on-off boyfriend Brian Hickerson has finally broken cover after the beloved child actress's shock passing from a suspected overdose.

As hundreds of thousands of pupils picked up their GCSE results this morning, 22 per cent were awarded a 7 or A, up from 21.9 per cent last year.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from RathBiotaClan: Millions of people finish short video after short video every day; a new brain-scan study shows that the very act of finishing a clip they like temporarily quiets the brain regions that normally help them stay focused and weigh longer-term goals. When people watch a short video they enjoy enough to finish, two brain regions involved in cognitive control show significant deactivation. That is the central finding of a new study from Zhejiang University, published in NeuroImagein January 2026. Using functional MRI alongside proton magnetic resonance spectroscopy (H-MRS), the research team examined 56 young adults while they freely watched short video clips inside an MRI scanner. Both the dorsal anterior cingulate cortex (dACC) and the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (dlPFC) showed reduced activity specifically when participants watched clips they liked enough to view to completion. Cognitive control helps people balance immediate pleasures against longer-term goals, and impairments in this system are linked to conditions such as depression, anxiety, ADHD, and addiction. Short-video platforms present rapid, algorithmically curated streams that are built for continuous, low-effort consumption. Prior behavioral research has tied both internet addiction and smartphone addiction to weaker self-control, and separate neuroimaging work has documented disruptions to reward and cognitive-control circuits in people with behavioral addictions. Despite this, few studies had directly tested whether the act of watching entertaining short videos itself suppresses the brain's cognitive control regions. The Zhejiang University team set out to answer that question, along with a second one: what neurochemical factors might explain why this suppression varies from person to person?

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