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Sydney Sweeney earned major support from the conservative community after coolly shutting down critics of her American Eagle 'good genes' ad.

Former NFL star Antonio Brown is in US Marshals custody after being extradited from Dubai on an attempted murder charge, law enforcement officials have confirmed to the Daily Mail.

Sinister-looking men in balaclavas had pinned up hundreds of hostile signs overnight, along with a banner over a motorway bridge saying, 'Kick Israel out of Fifa'.

The road is one of the most dangerous in Britain, according to the Department for Transport

Shirley Valentine, the romantic comedy smash hit of the 1980s, made a global star of Pauline Collins, an actress already much loved by British television viewers.

The 14-time Grammy winner, 35, and the NFL hunk, 36, were seen strolling hand-in-hand after being dropped off outside the private members-only club Zero Bond.

In findings which will send alarm bells ringing in Downing Street, eight in ten said they felt the nation was divided - up five per cent from two years ago and ten per cent from 2020.

As December draws ever closer, the founder of a Essex charity advent calendar is calling for help from the public to help design the 2025 logo.

An application has been submitted on behalf of Stantons Farm in Braintree, seeking permission for the change of use of land near the site.

The land, which locals say 'deserves protection' has a lot of history from ancient Roman roads to Second World War pillboxes

We're months away from AI building AI

Taiwanese contract manufacturer Foxconn has confirmed it will use humanoid robots to make Nvidia servers in America.…

Michael West, 65, who previously headed Rothman Orthopedics, was diagnosed with the debilitating disease in June of last year.

Stranger Things fans got a shock on Thursday when Millie Bobby Brown reunited with costar David Harbour at the season five premiere - despite filing a harassment and bullying claim against him.

UPS officials identified the flight crew of the McDonnell Douglas MD-11 as Captain Richard Wartenberg, First Officer Lee Truitt and Relief Officer Dana Diamond.

The man, whom the White House has refused to identify, fainted just feet away from the President during a press conference.

Gwyneth Paltrow suffered a rare beauty fail this week while on her way to a high-profile event.

The Prince of Wales would not be drawn on the rows caused by his uncle Andrew and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in a 'fireside' chat with CNN on his Earthshot Prize trip to Brazil .

Mark Zuckerberg opened an unlicensed school named after the family's pet chicken -- and it was the final straw for his neighbors, writes Slashdot reader joshuark, citing a report from Wired. The magazine obtained 1,665 pages of documents about the neighborhood dispute -- "including 311 records, legal filings, construction plans, and emails." Here are excerpts from the report: The documents reveal that the school may have been operating as early as 2021 without a permit to operate in the city of Palo Alto. As many as 30 students might have enrolled, according to observations from neighbors. [...] Over time, neighbors became fed up with what they argued was the city's lack of action, particularly with respect to the school. Some believed that the delay was because of preferential treatment to the Zuckerbergs. "We find it quite remarkable that you are working so hard to meet the needs of a single billionaire family while keeping the rest of the neighborhood in the dark," reads one email sent to the city's Planning and Development Services Department in February. "Just as you have not earned our trust, this property owner has broken many promises over the years, and any solution which depends on good faith behavioral changes from them is a failure from the beginning." [...] In order for the Zuckerbergs to run a private school on their land, which is in a residential zone, they need a "conditional use" permit from the city. However, based on the documents WIRED obtained, and Palo Alto's public database of planning applications, the Zuckerbergs do not appear to have ever applied for or received this permit. Per emails obtained by WIRED, Palo Alto authorities told a lawyer working with the Zuckerbergs in March 2025 that the family had to shut down the school on its compound by June 30. [...] However, Zuckerberg family spokesperson Brian Baker tells WIRED that the school didn't close, per se. It simply moved. It's not clear where it is now located, or whether the school is operating under a different name. [...] Most of the Zuckerbergs' neighbors did not respond to WIRED's request for comment. However, the ones that did clearly indicated that they would not be forgetting the Bicken Ben saga, or the past decade of disruption, anytime soon.

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At its height of power, the House of Habsburg was one of the leading and most influential rulers in Europe.

Martin Bentley, 67, was 'prepared to use whatever means he could' to avoid going back to the office when Covid lockdown rules were relaxed, a tribunal in Liverpool heard.