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A British multi-millionaire has been arrested in Majorca after allegedly raping two women at a luxury hotel. 

It takes less than ten minutes for me to produce the fake nude picture of myself, writes Laura Bates (pictured)

From his posts, the new pontiff is expected to carry on as a counterbalance to Trump, representing 1.4bn Catholics worldwide, including around 53mn in the U.S.

Olivia Bowen has opened up about her mental health struggles after discovering she was pregnant with twins, before one baby sadly died

I am feeling slightly more positive. I settled the bill for my kitchen. I paid £500 off my vet bill, writes Liz Jones (pictured).

Laura Vaughan was targeted by a huge Hereford cow whilst she walked her cockapoo Zeyna in the Wye Valley on April 6.

Viewers will have to wait until the final moments of the third episode to see the evidence of the couple back together after they split last summer.

A man has since been arrested on suspicion of a string of offences

Two months after my youngest daughter, Constance, was born, I reached a low ebb.

Amanda Hirsch, who runs the Not Skinny But Not Fat podcast, said the letter was a 'good moment' for the Duchess of Sussex, urged her to do more 'casual stuff' and invited her onto her own podcast.

When Bobby Berk talks, we listen. The beloved interior designer began his award-winning career at the age of 15, when he dropped out of school and moved to New York. There, he worked for various home-furnishings companies before landing a job at Portico, where he climbed the ladder from store manager to buyer to creative director.

The Turkish researchers found that men with premature ejaculation had consistently higher scores of impulsivity and displayed significantly less of these personality traits.

Police are growing concerned for his welfare

Facing deep staffing cuts, the IRS plans to lean heavily on AI to maintain tax collection efforts, with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stating that smarter IT and the "AI boom" will offset reductions in revenue enforcement staff. The Register reports: When asked by Congressman Steny Hoyer (D-MD) whether proposed reductions in the IRS's IT budget, along with plans to cut additional staff, would affect the agencies ability to collect tax revenue, Bessent said it wouldn't, thanks to the current "AI boom." "I believe through smarter IT, through this AI boom, that we can use that to enhance collections," Bessent told Hoyer and the Committee (24:29 into the video linked [here]). "I expect collections would continue to be very robust as they were this year." Bessent's comments didn't explain how the IRS intends to deploy AI. Given how much it has slashed its enforcement staff since Trump took office, the agency definitely needs to do something. [...] Bessent's comments didn't explain how the IRS intends to deploy AI. Given how much it has slashed its enforcement staff since Trump took office, the agency definitely needs to do something. "There is nothing that shows historically that bringing in unseasoned collections agents will result in more collections," Bessent told the Committee. "IRS already uses AI for business functions including operational efficiency, compliance and fraud detection, and taxpayer services," the agency told The Register. "AI use cases must follow all relevant IRS privacy and security policies."

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It could be a big change for some households

Bride Ianthe Rose revealed she ditched a traditional wedding dress on her big day and decided to get married in a 90's bejeweled Juicy Couture tracksuit.

Health officials today sounded a new alert over the recent outbreak of a gruesome parasite at a petting farm in Wales, as more people are struck down with bowel-cancer like symptoms.

The district already has six McDonald's venues

People have been receiving mulitple payments for extra support

With the tech proving effective at identifying tailgating and drivers complaining of a rise in aggressive behaviour on the roads, are we set to see a rollout of cameras?