Millions of Americans at risk of contracting 'nightmare bacteria' that have no treatment
A new government study reveals a rapid rise in US cases of virtually untreatable, hard-to-detect bacterial infections since 2019.
Wayne Rooney insists he'd be DEAD if Coleen hadn't saved him from alcoholism and reveals the lengths he went to in order to hide his addiction at training after boozing for two days
The former footballer, 39, has opened up on just how bad his struggles became in a new interview with Rio Ferdinand .
Estranged Brooklyn Beckham tees off in celebrity Ryder Cup event with Catherine Zeta-Jones, Michael Strahan and Eli Manning
As is tradition on the eve of the biennial golf showpiece, 16 stars from the worlds of sport and entertainment are battling it out in their own USA vs Europe matchups before the real stuff begins.
Teenager, 16, who died after being struck by lorry was 'struggling' at £50,000-a-year boarding school, inquest hears
Georgia Scarff, who was close to sitting her GCSEs, excelled in sport and was nearing completion of her Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award. But an inquest has heard she was unhappy with boarding.
Horror Film's Wedding Scene Digitally Altered for Chinese Audiences
Australian horror film Together, starring Dave Franco and Alison Brie, underwent digital alterations for its mainland China release on September 12. Chinese cinemagoers discovered that a wedding scene between two men had been modified using face-swapping technology to transform one male character into a female appearance. The change only became apparent after side-by-side screenshots from the original and altered versions circulated on social media platforms.
Chinese viewers are expressing outrage over the AI-powered modification, The Guardian reports, citing concerns about creative integrity and the difficulty of detecting such alterations compared to traditional scene cuts. The film's distributor halted the scheduled September 19 general release following the backlash. China's censorship authorities require all imported films to undergo approval before release.
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England's slimming jab NHS postcode lottery laid bare: Map shows how obese people in some areas are FIVE times more likely to be on drugs like Wegovy and Mounjaro - so do YOU live in a fat jab capital or desert?
Patients unable to get the jabs through the health service have to fork out hundreds of pounds each month to obtain the injections privately.
Russia feared to have hit Spanish Air Force plane with GPS attack after flight to Lithuania carrying defence minister suffers electronic 'disturbance'
Russia is feared to have hit a Spanish Air Force plane with a GPS attack, after a flight carrying Spain's defence minister suffered an electronic 'disturbance'.
British father, 60, dies on holiday pirate ship trip in Turkey 'before staff cover him with towel and apologise to other passengers that the foam party would be delayed'
Peter Colville, 60, was on a family holiday to Alanya, Turkey, with ten family members including his children and grandchildren, when he was found unresponsive in the water.
'Romance fraudster' accused of conning six women he met on a dating site out of nearly £600k
Marc Cole-Jones, 52, is accused of scamming six women, from different parts of the UK, and using their money to fund a lavish lifestyle.
This is the sad truth about people like Violet Affleck who are still wearing masks. I've seen it in so many patients at my practice... and this is what's really going on: DR MAX PEMBERTON
Her eyes are those of her famous mother's - but Violet Affleck's mouth was well concealed behind her expansive mask as she addressed the UN this week.
Strictly star Thomas Skinner says 500 fans queued up for selfies with him after slamming trolls
Strictly star Thomas insists he is converting football fans to the BBC series after being signed up
Farage backs Trump over paracetamol autism claim: 'They said thalidomide was safe and it wasn't'
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage today insisted he had 'no idea' if President Trump's claim was correct. Instead, he argued: 'We were told thalidomide was a very safe drug'.
Little known government savings account sees £220m in bonus payments - could you benefit from opening one?
Some 575,200 customers have opened a Help to Save account since the scheme was launched in September 2018, paying a total of £588.2m into their savings pots.
Public are RIGHT to be concerned over £600 taxi rides for asylum seekers at taxpayers' expense, says Cabinet minister
Work and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden said the Home Office was correct to launch a review after it emerged asylum seekers were being given long-distance taxi rides to attend appointments..
Qualcomm CEO Says He's Seen Google's Android-ChromeOS Merger, Calls It 'Incredible'
Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon told attendees at yesterday's Snapdragon Summit opening keynote that he has seen Google's merged Android-ChromeOS platform for PCs. Speaking alongside Google's head of platforms and devices Rick Osterloh, Amon said the software "delivers on the vision of convergence of mobile and PC" and that he "can't wait to have one."
Osterloh confirmed Google is building a common technical foundation for PCs and desktop computing systems that combines Android and ChromeOS. The platform will include Gemini, the full Android AI stack, all Google applications and the Android developer community. "I've seen it, it is incredible," replied Amon excitedly. "It delivers on the vision of convergence of mobile and PC. I can't wait to have one."
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Groundbreaking trial treats 'incurable' Huntington's disease for first time: Major breakthrough could slow development of disease which robs sufferers of speech and movement
It means the decline patients could normally expect in one year would take four years after treatment, giving them decades of 'good quality life', experts said.
Strictly Come Dancing's Thomas Skinner puts BBC bosses in 'tricky' position with online posts
Thomas Skinner has caused uproar since joining the Strictly Come Dancing line-up, with the salesman proving to be controversial
Rents FALL in London as landlords struggle to sell up ahead of Renters' Rights Bill
The Renters' Rights Bill, which is set to become law in early 2026, will put tighter restrictions on landlords' ability to evict tenants and raise rents.
Secret Service probes escalator sabotage of Trump even as UN blames snafu on cameraman
The Secret Service is looking into whether the escalator Donald Trump rode at the United Nations was sabotaged, after the UN said his videographer likely tripped a safety switch.
Terrified Erika Kirk desperately tried to undo witches' curse on husband Charlie organized by woke website Jezebel days before assassination
The grieving widow, 36, was 'genuinely rattled' over the Jezebel story, which claimed the author had paid witches on Etsy to curse the conservative commentator, 31.