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Justin Bieber may have recently hit headlines for his affectionate display with singer SZA, but his wife Hailey Bieber doesn't seem worried. 

Sana, from New York, U.S., demonstrated in a TikTok video how she used a plastic straw to prevent her necklace from tangling - a hack viewers described as 'useful' and 'creative.'

Described as the driving show's 'fourth member', Andy Wilman, 62, was handed the disqualification after racking up his fourth speeding conviction in three years.

The brand new presenting line-up for The Grand Tour has reportedly been revealed, following the departures of original hosts Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond.

The first full audit of 'Whitehall wokery' reveals that hundreds of equalities staff are employed by the Government on average salaries of £53,000.

BRIAN VINER: A pair of films open in cinemas today, each as British as a cream tea and both set way out west, yet strikingly different in tone. One is a hoot and the other anything but.

New analysis suggests that a 24-month-old battery car sold to the trade in April on average retained just 47% of its original new cost.

The actor and martial arts expert - best known for his role in Big Trouble in Little China - has died.

Playing fetch with a tennis ball is a common park activity for many dog owners - but the Bondi Vet has explained why he regularly cautions Aussies against it.

From red telephone boxes to double-decker buses, some designs are quintessentially English. Yet, despite being native to our green and pleasant land, one key architectural feature goes unnoticed.

This comes just after DailyMail.com has learned that Kourtney has shed the pregnancy pounds by taking a weight loss supplement which can be purchased online

Santander is the latest bank to offer a tasty cash carrot to customers willing to open one of its accounts - joining the likes of Nationwide, First Direct and Co-op.

For the first time, scientists have directly observed atmospheric sputtering in action on Mars -- an erosion process driven by solar wind ions that may have played a major role in the planet's atmospheric and water loss. ScienceAlert reports: The only spacecraft with the equipment and orbital configuration to make these observations is NASA's MAVEN. The researchers carefully pored over the data collected by the spacecraft since it arrived in Mars orbit in September 2014, looking to find simultaneous observations of the solar electric field and an upper atmosphere abundance of argon -- one of the sputtered particles, used as a tracer for the phenomenon. They found that, above an altitude of 350 kilometers (217 miles), argon densities vary depending on the orientation of the solar wind electric field, compared to argon densities at lower altitudes that remain consistent. The results showed that lighter isotopes of argon vary, leaving behind an excess of heavy argon -- a discrepancy that is best explained by active sputtering. This is supported by observations of a solar storm, the outflows of which arrived at Mars in January 2016. During this time, the evidence of sputtering became significantly more pronounced. Not only does this support the team's finding that argon density variations at high Martian altitudes are the result of sputtering, it demonstrates what conditions may have been like billions of years ago, when the Sun was younger and rowdier, undergoing more frequent storm activity. The findings have been published in the journal Science Advances.

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CCTV footage shows the burglar calmly leading nine-month-old Shepadoodle Bruno and his mother Molly from a house in Featherstone, West Yorkshire, on the eve of Valentine's Day.

CNN anchor Jake Tapper has suffered a devastating blow amid backlash over his tell-all book about former President Joe Biden's mental health decline.

Renee Zellweger and her British TV host boyfriend Ant Anstead have been living apart for the past year, DailyMail.com has learned.

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller said the new goal is only temporary and the number of daily arrests expected under the Trump administration will continue to rise.

Light is faster than copper, which is important with rack scale architecture

Analysis  AMD officially entered the co-packaged optics race with the acquisition of photonic chip startup Enosemi, announced this week.…

High-roller Matthew D. fears Finance. "This is from our corporate expense system. Will they flag my expenses in the April-December quarter as too high? And do we really need a search function for a list of 12 items?"

 

Tightfisted Adam R. begrudges a trifling sum. "The tipping culture is getting out of hand. After I chose 'Custom Tip' for some takeout, they filled out the default tip with a few extra femtocents. What a rip!"

 

Cool Customer Reinier B. sums this up: "I got some free B&J icecream a while back. Since one of them was priced at €0.01, the other one obviously had to cost zero point minus 1 euros to make a total of zero euro. Makes sense. Or probably not."

 

An anonymous browniedad is ready to pack his poptart off for the summer. "I know {First Name} is really excited for camp..." Kudos on getting Mom to agree to that name choice!

 

Finally, another anonymous assembler's retrospective visualisation. "CoPilot rendering a graphical answer of the semantics of a pointer. Point taken. " There's no error'd here really, but I'm wondering how long before this kind of wtf illustration lands somewhere "serious".

 

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Yorkshire farmer John Charlesworth died while consumed with worry about the implications of the budget - 24 hours before it was announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves, a coroner found.