The little-known reason why Diane Keaton chose not to get married despite high-profile romances with Al Pacino and Woody Allen
One of the most sought after actresses in the '70s and '80s, Diane Keaton became romantically entangled with a slew of Hollywood heartthrobs.
Teacher denies murder and sexual assault against 13-month-old boy he was adopting
A former secondary school head of year has denied the murder and sexual assault of a toddler - plus over 30 other charges. Jamie Varley showed no emotion as he answered 'not guilty' to each count.
Earth's Climate Has Passed Its First Irreversible Tipping Point and Entered a 'New Reality'
Climate change has pushed warm-water coral reefs past a point of no return, marking the first time a major climate tipping point has been crossed, according to a report released on Sunday by an international team in advance of the United Nations Climate Change Conference COP30 in Brazil this November. From a report: Tipping points include global ice loss, Amazon rainforest loss, and the possible collapse of vital ocean currents. Once crossed, they will trigger self-perpetuating and irreversible changes that will lead to new and unpredictable climate conditions. But the new report also emphasizes progress on positive tipping points, such as the rapid rollout of green technologies.
"We can now say that we have passed the first major climate tipping point," said Steve Smith, the Tipping Points Research Impact Fellow at the Global Systems Institute and Green Futures Solutions at the University of Exeter, during a media briefing on Tuesday. "But on the plus side," he added, "we've also passed at least one major positive tipping point in the energy system," referring to the maturation of solar and wind power technologies.
The world is entering a "new reality" as global temperatures will inevitably overshoot the goal of staying within 1.5C of pre-industrial averages set by the Paris Climate Agreement in 2015, warns the Global Tipping Points Report 2025, the second iteration of a collaboration focused on key thresholds in Earth's climate system.
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Swedish deputy PM says the country must ban the burqa 'while we can' and condemns 'failed integration'
Ebba Busch, leader of the Christian Democrats, said the Scandinavian country should prohibit woman from wearing burqas and niqabs in public, claiming it is an 'oppression' that is not welcome.
Bun 1.3 stuffs everything and kitchen sink into JS runtime
All-in-one toolkit or over-ambitious feature creep? You decide
Version 1.3 of the Bun JavaScript runtime and toolkit has landed, pushing forward the project's goal to consolidate fragmented JavaScript toolchains into a single solution. Yet the rapid expansion has some developers questioning whether Bun is trying to do too much, too fast.…
Meghan shares snap of Lilibet playing with her £35 Jellycat bag... after William revealed the British toy is priceless 'currency' with his children
The Duchess of Sussex's latest Instagram post showed Lilibet clutching her beloved 'rainbow bag' from the lifestyle brand's Amuseables collection.
5 people taken to hospital after car crashes into house outside station
Emergency services rushed to the scene
Israeli hostage's distressingly thin appearance as he prepares for reunion with girlfriend filmed being kidnapped during October 7
Israeli hostage Avinatan Or appeared distressingly thin Monday as he was released from Hamas captivity as part of the US-brokered ceasefire agreement.
Standing ovations, banter with Bibi and coded jibes at 'weak' Starmer: NATALIE LISBONA witnesses Trump's two-hour Knesset love-in... and a landmark speech that could herald a 'golden age' in the Middle East
It was the day Israel and the world had awaited for more than two years - the release of the hostages from Gaza.
Microsoft 'illegally' tracked students via 365 Education, says data watchdog
Redmond argued schools, education authorities are responsible for GDPR
An Austrian digital privacy group has claimed victory over Microsoft after the country's data protection regulator ruled the software giant "illegally" tracked students via its 365 Education platform and used their data.…
Race Across The World star, 24, was driving too fast in treacherous conditions in his high-performance VW Golf when he died in tragic crash
The 24-year-old, who featured in the hit travel programme's second series in 2020 with his mother Jo, lost control of the modified and unsafe vehicle after it hit a kerb on May 26.
Diane Keaton's final moments laid bare in chilling 911 call
The recording, obtained Sunday by TMZ, reveals a dispatcher calling for the LA Fire Department to respond to reports of a 'person down' at Keaton's home address shortly after 8 a.m. on Saturday.
Busy motorway blocked after crash near Loughton involving three vehicles
Traffic was stopped on the busy motorway
The scrawls that made Margaret Thatcher: A century on from her birth, nomination papers that won Britain's first female PM leadership of the Conservative Party in 1975 are found in a garage
One of the papers, which is dated January 27, 1975, is written and signed by Mrs Thatcher's key supporter Keith Joseph. Mrs Thatcher had been considered a rank outsider when the contest began.
Face of vicious Essex thug who beat man to death with a hammer
He has now been locked up for manslaughter
Diane Keaton's ex and frequent collaborator Woody Allen breaks silence on her death at 79 with touching tribute
It has been said that the pair had 'remained friends' after first crossing paths in the late 1960s and having a romantic relationship. The 89-year-old filmmaker penned a touching essay as he mourned her loss.
Benioff retreats from idea of sending troops in to clean up San Francisco
Salesforce CEO praises Trump before walking back criticism of city's policing
San Francisco’s political establishment rounded on Marc Benioff over the weekend after the Salesforce founder backed the idea of sending in the National Guard to clean up the city’s streets.…
Couple reveal how it feels to go on holiday without kids for the first time in 20 years - as they cruise around the Norwegian fjords
Nick Enoch and his wife set sail on P&O's cruise ship Iona without their three teenage daughters, who missed out on lavish food, amazing sights and learning about Cowpat Bingo.
Disgraced convicted fraudster Tower Hamlets mayor defends mosque decision to ban women and girls over the age of 12 from taking part in charity fun-run
East London Mosque barred any females over 12 from taking part in yesterday's 5km event, which was billed as 'inclusive' and 'family friendly' despite the gender bar.
The day Israel has dreamt of: How emotional hostage releases unfolded as Trump hails 'dawn of a new Middle East'
Donald Trump has today heralded a 'new dawn' for the Middle East as he addressed Israel's parliament after meeting with the families of hostages released from Gaza.