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There are now incredibly 893 padel courts in the UK, with councils inundated with planning applications to build more.

Harris, who lost out to Donald Trump last November, told the BBC that she would 'possibly' be commander-in-chief one day.

Sophia Koetsier's mother, Marije Slijkerman has spent a decade trying to solve the mystery of what happened to her daughter - calling the Ugandan police investigation deeply flawed.

The 9-1-1 Nashville actress who died at 23 years old was suffering from a neurological disorder that affects three million people worldwide, her family has said.

Everything was planned; Charlotte Blackwell's intimate five-star summer wedding was, her friends agreed, going to be an event to remember.

Akinsoji, a sinister figure wearing all-black clothing, a balaclava and gloves, was with an accomplice but he was the 'stabber', the person who wielded the knife.

It must be lovely to see such elegant creatures right outside your door!

Virginia Giuffre's estranged husband has been spotted in public as mystery surrounds what will happen to the $24.5million Prince Andrew donated to the sex trafficking victim.

Thousands  of Henry vacuum customers have been urged to 'stop using the product immediately' amid an urgent recall due to 'electric shock risk'.

The CEBR say improving financial literacy will mean Britons are less likely to default on loans, more likely to borrow responsibly and do more to help grow the economy.

Banks are splashing the cash to reel new customers in. Six high street banks are handing out cash sweeteners worth up to £200.

Whether you are a morning person or not, many of us can't start the day without a caffeine fix to fuel our workouts and workdays-with most of us reaching for coffee within minutes of waking.

An anonymous reader shares this report from the Associated Press: Myanmar's military has shut down a major online scam operation near the border with Thailand, detaining more than 2,000 people and seizing dozens of Starlink satellite internet terminals, state media reported Monday... The centers are infamous for recruiting workers from other countries under false pretenses, promising them legitimate jobs and then holding them captive and forcing them to carry out criminal activities. Scam operations were in the international spotlight last week when the United States and Britain enacted sanctions against organizers of a major Cambodian cyberscam gang, and its alleged ringleader was indicted by a federal court in New York. According to a report in Monday's Myanma Alinn newspaper, the army raided KK Park, a well-documented cybercrime center, as part of operations starting in early September to suppress online fraud, illegal gambling, and cross-border cybercrime.

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After a long battle beset with public authority cover-ups on a grand scale, the government agreed to set aside £11.8bn for the victims and their families last year.

Fans have now accused the show's producers of 'wokery at its worst' and said people 'should boycott the show if the lyrics aren't reinstated'.

As we shall discover - there is also a real baby at the heart of this mess, which takes the whole sorry debacle out of the realm of entertainment and into much darker territory.

Picture this: you've packed your bags and headed off on holiday to an exotic island location. The sun is shining, the water is blue, your phone is set to 'do not disturb' - and there's not another soul for miles.

The bedding set has been a hit with shoppers

Many people dream of owning their own island. White sandy beaches, palm trees, crystal clear waters and complete solitude.

Sir Stephen Fry and David Olusoga allegedly became embroiled in a secret behind-the-scenes feud while filming the BBC's Celebrity Traitors during intense discussions over who was a traitor.