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Adolescence stars Erin Doherty, Ashley Walters and Owen Cooper, looked chic in black leather as they reunited on the glitzy BAFTA TV Awards red carpet on Sunday.

Lindsay Lohan's sweet photo tribute to her mom Dina on Mother's Day had fans doing a double take.

When Saba and Dudu Douglas-Hamilton were growing up in Uganda, they lived in a derelict house on the banks of the Nile that was once a lodge used by Queen Elizabeth.

Currently anyone - including those struck off by the Nursing and Midwifery Council - can call themselves a nurse, and only prosecuted if they harm patients.

Karim Khan KC, who has served as chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court since 2021, has spearheaded movements to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

In an exclusive interview with the Daily Mail, Ms Phillipson said the roll-out would be 'a game changer' for families, but especially for working women.

Research today lays bare the impact of a £25billion raid on businesses and a planned shake-up of employment law.

Fusion energy "took one step closer to reality," announced the University of Texas at Austin, as their researchers joined with a team from Los Alamos National Laboratory and Type One Energy Group and "solved a longstanding problem in the field" — how to contain high-energy particles inside fusion reactors. When high-energy alpha particles leak from a reactor, that prevents the plasma from getting hot and dense enough to sustain the fusion reaction. To prevent them from leaking, engineers design elaborate magnetic confinement systems, but there are often holes in the magnetic field, and a tremendous amount of computational time is required to predict their locations and eliminate them. In their paper published in Physical Review Letters, the research team describes having discovered a shortcut that can help engineers design leak-proof magnetic confinement systems 10 times as fast as the gold standard method, without sacrificing accuracy... "What's most exciting is that we're solving something that's been an open problem for almost 70 years," said Josh Burby, assistant professor of physics at UT and first author of the paper. "It's a paradigm shift in how we design these reactors...." This new method also can help with a similar but different problem in another popular magnetic fusion reactor design called a tokamak. In that design, there's a problem with runaway electrons — high-energy electrons that can punch a hole in the surrounding walls. This new method can help identify holes in the magnetic field where these electrons might leak.

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Athrun, described as 6ft tall with brown hair and blue eyes, was last spotted on the West Parade Beach in Llandudno, north Wales, at around 2pm yesterday.

The actor, 54, is up for a supporting actor nod for his role as King Henry VIII in BBC's Wolf Hall - a mini-series that tells the story of Thomas Cromwell.

The Trump Organization is developing luxury properties across the Middle East.

The charity said it provided 2,895 counselling sessions for children with anger in 2024/25, a six per cent increase on the previous year.

Buy-to-let continues to thrive in the north of England, according to analysis by the estate agent Hamptons.

Ruby had her appendix removed in what seemed like a smooth and successful operation, but she sadly later died

Scots-born Graeme Davidson, who spent 22 years in the British Army before moving to Australia and serving 11 more years in uniform for his adopted country, came to Hua Hin as a widower in April 2021.

They were presents from foreign dignitaries such as ambassadors, MPs and sometimes companies. He chose to keep hundreds, rather than donating them to Speaker's House or Parliament.

Aliesha Fisher, 29, was found dead on her bedroom floor by her cousin just weeks before she was due to give birth.

Retired academic Bart Kay spent decades working across 10 universities around the world, specialising in the fields of human nutrition.

Cybersecurity researchers have flagged three malicious npm packages that target the macOS version of AI-powered code-editing tool Cursor, reports The Hacker News: "Disguised as developer tools offering 'the cheapest Cursor API,' these packages steal user credentials, fetch an encrypted payload from threat actor-controlled infrastructure, overwrite Cursor's main.js file, and disable auto-updates to maintain persistence," Socket researcher Kirill Boychenko said. All three packages continue to be available for download from the npm registry. "Aiide-cur" was first published on February 14, 2025... In total, the three packages have been downloaded over 3,200 times to date.... The findings point to an emerging trend where threat actors are using rogue npm packages as a way to introduce malicious modifications to other legitimate libraries or software already installed on developer systems... "By operating inside a legitimate parent process — an IDE or shared library — the malicious logic inherits the application's trust, maintains persistence even after the offending package is removed, and automatically gains whatever privileges that software holds, from API tokens and signing keys to outbound network access," Socket told The Hacker News. "This campaign highlights a growing supply chain threat, with threat actors increasingly using malicious patches to compromise trusted local software," Boychenko said. The npm packages "restart the application so that the patched code takes effect," letting the threat actor "execute arbitrary code within the context of the platform."

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Everyone knows the Tories betrayed the British people over their pledge to slash legal migration and 'stop the boats'. Keir Starmer 's own pledge to 'deliver' on migration is equally empty.