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Despite much fanfare around the TOWIE star's arrival on Friday, fans were disappointed to see her say farewell to the housemates less than two days after she arrived.

Delta Goodrem is left 'heartbroken' as she is forced to pull out of this weekend's Strictly Come Dancing following a serious rib injury. 

The alleged rapist was described as white, around 6ft 1in tall, dressed in black joggers, a black puffer coat and wearing a balaclava, Staffordshire Police said.

'Medical misogyny' is letting women down, experts say, after a study found one in three women with autoimmune diseases are told their symptoms are 'in their head'.

The man can be seen picking up a tortoise and putting it in his coat pocket in CCTV of the alleged theft at Preston Exotic Pets in Lancashire.

Pregnant Leigh-Anne Pinnock has hit back at trolls by saying she's 'embraced' her bare bump as she teased her new music on Instagram on Monday. 

Love her or loathe her, Meghan knows how to snatch the spotlight. When news broke that the Sussexes were back on British soil, many of us assumed they would lay low for a while.

Haaland, 26, scored the opener just minutes after Ryan Gravenberch had been sent off by referee Chris Kavanagh, in a win that kept City three points clear of Arsenal at the top of the Premier League.

Donald Trump has never been short of hubris in his self-declared role as a negotiator of world peace.

All the way back on May 9, 2020 - when it was already clear that large numbers of illegal migrants were sailing across the Channel - I warned on social media: 'This is the beginning of an invasion.'

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Bloomberg: Epic Games delayed the release of an upcoming video-game collaboration with Walt Disney and told its developers to use more artificial intelligence tools to finish the game, according to people familiar with the project. The title had been slated for release in March, but is now delayed with no new date communicated, said the people familiar, who asked to not be identified because they weren't authorized to speak publicly. Developers on the game, a shooter featuring characters from the Marvel and Star Wars franchises, were instructed to implement an "AI first" production model using tools such as Anthropic's Claude. Humans will then manage and guide that work. "No more hand-written code," one of the game's directors told staff in an internal message reviewed by Bloomberg. The director added that all art for the game would be "generated with full AI workflows." Even before this announcement, the maker of the popular Fortnite game had been pushing hard for the use of AI across all of its divisions. But this is the first time a major video-game company has attempted to build a title primarily with AI. "We're embracing AI-accelerated development, led by Epic developers who are the visionaries and creative drivers for everything we do," said Jake Jones, communications director at Epic Games, in a statement to Bloomberg News.

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CRAIG HOPE: Coventry's ascent to the top tier has not been particularly pretty, and neither at times was this first home win of the season.

A parkgoer at Six Flags over Georgia died on Monday, prompting officials to evacuate one of the park's largest rollercoasters.

Wannabe social-media stars have been staging photo shoots in the grounds, restaurants and by the pool at the hotel where rooms cost up to £28,000 a night.

As fans of Chappell Roan impatiently wait for the Pink Pony Club hitmaker to release new music, Roan has launched a new side hustle as a DJ.

Amanda Seyfried is putting her foot down when it comes to graphic sex scenes and nudity.

Energy secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh has been told to find £2 billion in savings ahead of this month's Budget to help fund the Defence Investment Plan.

There are some itches you can deal with immediately. An itchy arm? No problem. An itchy groin that announces itself halfway through a meeting or on the school run? That requires more self-control.

The study found that 1.8million more working-age people were classified as disabled - under a definition that includes those with mental health conditions - between 2019-20 and 2024-25.

Millions of patients in rural and coastal areas stand to lose out under Labour's plans to shift more care from hospitals in to the community.