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Grumpy doctors such as the fictional Dr Gregory House, played by Night Manager star Hugh Laurie, may be more persuasive when it comes to addressing patients, according to research.

With glossy, tumbling blonde hair and an enviable figure, Destiny Deakin, 25, looks every inch the fitness devotee. But it hasn't always been this way...

ITV bosses were forced to censor BRIT Awards host Jack Whitehall during Saturday's ceremony, after he made a joke about former Labour grandee Peter Mandelson.

Earlier this month Zachariah shared that he's set to become a father with his girlfriend Ava Hirons, after they began dating just three months after he and Molly split in July.

Speaking to the Daily Mail from a bomb shelter in Tel Aviv, Kuperwasser described the reported killing of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei (pictured) as a turning point.

Despite the success of her new record, Lily failed to beat Olivia Dean in Artist of the Year, Album of the Year and Best Pop Act categories.

The boy, who has not been named, was discovered as the school day began on Friday morning.

ITV faced fierce backlash over the constant censorship of the BRIT Awards from viewers as it aired on Saturday.

The singer, 52, who will close out the show with a tribute performance to Ozzy Osbourne, arrived in a bold suit with a monochromatic print.

The Wet Leg star, 32, turned up to the Co-op Live in Manchester wearing a beige printed mini skirt and a cream faux fur shawl.

Lord Joe Docherty, who was introduced to the House of Lords just last month, has been stripped of the party whip pending an investigation.

It threatens to pile more pressure on household budgets with higher crude costs pushing up petrol costs and stoking inflation, making it harder to lower interest rates for borrowers.

As President Donald Trump launched military strikes in Iran from Mar-a-Lago, Vice President JD Vance and a group of the president's advisors monitored the mission from the White House.

JACK GAUGHAN: Leeds United supporters jeered en masse as three Manchester City players observed the Islamic holy month of Ramadan.

Watched by millions and loved for its glitz and glamour, BBC bosses hoped they would have the pick of the UK's most-loved presenters as they look to replace Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman.

Friday was "a horrible day" for investors in Duolingo, reports Fast Company. But Friday's one-day 14% drop is just part of a longer story. Since last May, Duolingo's stock has dropped 81%. Yes, the company faced a social media backlash that month after its CEO promised they'd become an "AI-first" company (favoring AI over human contractors). And yes, Duolingo did double its language offerings using generative AI. But more importantly, that summer OpenAI showed how easy it was to just roll your own language-learning tool from a short prompt in a GPT-5 demo, while Google built an AI-powered language-learning tool into its Translate app. And yet, Friday Duolingo's shares dropped another 14%, after announcing good fourth quarter results but an unpopular direction for its future. Fast Company reports: On the surface, many of the company's most critical metrics saw decent gains for the quarter, including: — Daily Active Users: 52.7 million (up 30% year-over-year) — Paid Subscribers: 12.2 million (up 28% year-over-year) — Revenue: $282.9 million (up 35% year-over-year) — Total bookings: $336.8 million (up 24% year-over-year) The company also reported its full-year 2025 financials, revealing that for the first time in its history, it crossed the $1 billion revenue mark for a fiscal year. But the Motley Fool explains that Duolingo's higher ad loads and repeated pushes for subscription plans "generated revenues in the short term, but made the Duolingo platform less engaging. Ergo, user growth decelerated while revenues rose." Thursday Duolingo announced a big change to address that, including moving more features into lower-priced tiers. Barron's reports: D.A. Davidson analyst Wyatt Swanson, who rates Duolingo stock at Neutral, posited that the push to monetize "led to disgruntled users and a meaningful negative impact to 'word-of-mouth' marketing." Duolingo has guided for bookings growth between 10% and 12% in 2026, compared with the 20% rate the company would have expected to see "if we operated like we have in past years...." If stock reaction is any indication, investors are concerned about Duolingo's new focus.

Read more of this story at Slashdot.

New research analyzed more than 80,000 UFO reports and found that there are 'clusters' of reports of sightings near submarine canyons in the continental US.

Tom Hanks' son Chet Hanks has taken to social media with a dramatic plea for help, claiming he's stranded overseas without a valid US passport.

Here's what Trump looked like when the US launched strikes on Iran.

The shaken influencer, 40, has recalled the terrifying moment she saw an Iranian missile hit Dubai's famous Palm Jumeirah hotel.