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Dressed in a backwards baseball cap and dark sunglasses, the Kansas City Chiefs superstar appeared to be in high spirits as he enjoyed one last boys' night before walking down the aisle.

Images show her kneeling and screaming in agony as a masked Sharia police officer repeatedly brings the cane down across her back.

Vogue Williams has laid into 'really stupid' Lee Andrews as she hit out at Katie Price's husband for 'taking the p*** out of everybody' with his outlandish claims.

Lady Louise, 22, was beaming as she collected her certificate during her graduation ceremony at the prestigious university in Scotland.

Each extra hour sitting down may raise your risk of deadly cancer by nearly a tenth, a study from researchers at the University of Glasgow suggests.

Don't count on the LLM to return your data - even if you pay up

Meta is introducing a subscription for expanded access to advanced smart-glasses features. According to Wired, "[U]sers will need the Meta One Premium Plan to unlock expanded access to some features for their smart glasses, whether it's the Ray-Ban, Oakley, or Meta-branded version." They'll still be usable with a subscription, but "certain features will be limited," the report says. From the report: Specifically, a feature called Conversation Focus, which boosts the audio of the person you're speaking with so you can hear them better in loud environments. You'll get three hours per month without a subscription, but if you want to use it more often, then you'll need to pay up. Though even then, you're still capped at 15 hours. Subscribing also nets you "Premium Device Support," where you'll get faster access to what Meta says are "human experts" trained on the smart glasses' features, should any problems arise. Guess humans are better at some things after all. A Meta spokesperson tells WIRED that this is "not an AI rate limit." Rate limits are common on other AI platforms -- users get free access to a feature until they hit a certain cap, then they'll need to subscribe to use it more until the limit resets at the end of the month. However, the Conversation Focus feature runs on-device, meaning it doesn't need to head to Meta's servers for AI processing. There's no real-time way to monitor how many hours you've used Conversation Focus, but you'll receive a notification when you get near the limit. "The subscription supports that ongoing work and gives power users expanded access along with premium device support," the spokesperson says. "We're going to start testing new optional subscription plans that offer more premium features and advanced capabilities for those who want to unlock more from our apps and AI glasses."

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CRAIG HOPE IN KANSAS CITY: Tuchel watched from his home in Germany as a teenager when England were beaten by Diego Maradona's Argentina in the quarter final of Mexico '86.

Long before skyrocketing to stardom, Taylor Swift was just a chubby-cheeked girl next door trying to make it in the cutthroat country music scene.

Kelly Brook looked incredible as she recreated the iconic Tennis Girl poster while mid-match wearing a tiny pleated navy skirt on Thursday afternoon.

McMurtry Automotive has unveiled its circa £1million final production form of the record-breaking Spéirling Pure - and it'll cover 0-60mph in 1.5 seconds.

Jamie Oliver has revealed he has qualified as a pilot after the 'hardest' year of training.

Guests have been jetting in from across the globe to make sure they can attend the Life of a Showgirl hitmaker's upcoming nuptials to Travis Kelce at Madison Square Garden.

The superstar couple, both 36, are set to officially tie the knot at Madison Square Garden in NYC on July 3, with more than 1000 guests in attendance.

A mother and her toddler have been left stranded in Spain after a passport rule change 'quietly introduced' left them unable to return home to Manchester. 

OpenAI is reportedly in early talks to give the U.S. government a 5% stake, potentially alongside similar contributions from other major AI companies. "Such a deal would help improve the industry's relations with the Trump administration and could help garner political support by sharing wealth generated by the AI boom with the public," reports The Guardian. From the report: [OpenAI CEO Sam Altman] and other OpenAI bosses have suggested that each of the biggest AI developers in the US should give 5% to their equity to an investment vehicle such as the Alaska Permanent Fund, a sovereign fund that invests US oil wealth into stocks and pays dividends to the state, the FT reported. The talks are "conceptual" and in early stages, it said, and any deal could require an act of Congress to implement. Both OpenAI and Anthropic have previously suggested in policy papers that a public or sovereign wealth fund may be required in the future to distribute shares to the public. In April, OpenAI said that a "public wealth fund" could provide "every citizen -- including those not invested in financial markets -- with a stake in AI-driven economic growth." Further reading: Bernie Sanders Unveils $7 Trillion Plan To Give Americans Control of AI Industry

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It has its own bar, seating area, and TV screens

Japanese giant needs to find some use for that 10 GW US server farm it is building

Ellie Goulding looked invested in the Men's singles at Wimbledon on Thursday as she led the stars sitting in the Royal Box for day four of The Championships.

Kieron and Sharron Haines were on the A8 motorway near the northern resort town of Llanes when their bike slid in the downpour.