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Viewers are usually treated to Good Morning Britain, followed by Lorraine, This Morning and then Loose Women on the popular channel.

Keir Starmer finally ordered the deployment of HMS Dragon on Tuesday, amid fury that the crucial site had been left vulnerable to Iranian reprisals.

Qatar's energy minister has warned that the price of a barrel of oil could double to more than $150, dragging down global economies.

The men were taken into custody by the Metropolitan Police at around 1am this morning following raids at addresses in Barnet and Watford.

Hopefully you were able to get out and enjoy the sunshine yesterday - as Britain is set to be hit by 'blood rain' over the coming hours.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Hayden AI, a San Francisco startup that makes spatial analytics tools for cities worldwide, has sued its co-founder and former CEO, alleging that he stole a large quantity of proprietary information in the days leading up to his ouster from the company in September 2024. In a lawsuit filed late last month in San Francisco Superior Court but only made public this week, Hayden AI claims that former CEO Chris Carson undertook what it called "numerous fraudulent actions," which include "forged board signatures, unauthorized stock sales, and improper allocation of personal expenses." [...] Hayden AI, which is worth $464 million according to an estimated valuation on PitchBook, has asked the court to impose preliminary injunctive relief, requiring Carson to either return or destroy the data he allegedly stole. Specifically, the lawsuit alleges that Carson secretly sold over $1.2 million in company stock, forged board signatures, and copied 41GB of proprietary company emails before being fired in September 2024. The complaint also claims Carson fabricated key parts of his resume, including a PhD and military service. It's a "carefully constructed fraud," says Hayden AI. "That is a lie," the complaint states. "Carson does not hold a PhD from Waseda or any other university. In 2007, he was not obtaining a PhD but was operating 'Splat Action Sports,' a paintball equipment business in a Florida strip mall."

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The town may be rundown in places - but residents think there's plenty of things to love about it

This is the moment the Israeli Defence Force obliterated Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Hosseini Khamenei's underground bunker in a massive airstrike over Tehran. 

Over the years I've learned the best Mother's Day gifts are the ones that slot easily into her everyday life - things she'll actually use, but that still feel a little bit special. These are our top picks.

Show host Pleasance outlined the two leading theories for how the US and Israel were able to disable Iran's air defence network with such ease despite years of preparation for an attack.

Hannah Swanston was doing everything right when it came to weight loss. Yet for years she faced the same problem: severe bloating that left her in agonising pain by the end of the day.

Enzo Conticello, 29, targeted Rosie Dawson, Director of Premium Brands at Craft Irish Whiskey, as she greeted a friend outside the Dog and Duck in Bateman Street, Soho, in November 2024.

Today it emerged that David Taylor, 39, went on a nine-day charity trip to Nepal with a small group including Princess Beatrice in October 2016.

Beekeepers say they are expecting 'all hell to break loose' after a drastic surge of the honeybee-hunting bugs travelling on the M3 from southern cities such as Portsmouth and Southampton.

America's stealth air fleet including its B-1s, B-2s and B-52s are said to be on their way to Diego Garcia in the Chagos Islands and RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire.

David Lammy fuelled speculation that the RAF could step up involvement in the US-Israeli operation - despite initially barring the use of UK bases.

Since December 2024, the US space agency has been tracking the 'city-killer' asteroid, dubbed '2024 YR4', as it whizzes towards us.

BBC Breakfast presenter Ben Thompson, 45, was on his way home from a restaurant in Mayfair, London, when he and his friend Roja Dove were grabbed by six men.

The luxury online retailer, which sells bag for £9,000, dresses for £14,000 and jewellery for up to £158,000, promised in 2021 to pay staff around £14.80 an hour, according to the GMB Union.

Two cars and a lorry were involved in the collision