Emmerdale fans have been left convinced that Scott Windsor is about to make a return to the village

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Kieran - who had made sporadic hit with roles in the likes of Father of the Bride, She's All That and Scott Pilgrim vs. the World - is now finally being recognised centre stage in Hollywood.

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It's been described as "one of the country's leading luxury destinations"

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Large explosions could be seen in the northern occupied West Bank as Israel destroyed buildings in the Jenin refugee camp. The IDF, which had reportedly placed explosives in the structures, said it was destroying 'terrorist infrastructure'. This is the latest escalation in an IDF assault on the Jenin camp that was launched on 21 January. The UN has expressed concern that the ceasefire in Gaza could be endangered by Israel’s tactics in the West Bank, which have involved what the UN human rights spokesperson labelled 'unnecessary or disproportionate use of force'UN concerned by Israeli use of ‘unlawful lethal force’ in West Bank Continue reading...

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Every year in early February local residents in the small Spanish village of Almonacid del Marquesado celebrate the feast day of the Virgen of Candelaria, with “devils” and dancers taking to the streets in a vibrant display of faith and tradition

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When Sydney Lima took herself off to write in the South Asian island, she wanted to escape Londoners. Not so simple, she discovered...

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Sarah Mooney was the cold-hearted contestant who provided one of the most iconic moments in TV game show history - when she dramatically 'stole' £100,000 to leave a fellow player visibly devastated.

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Thick clouds were seen rising from the Palestinian city where Israeli forces have been conducting a massive operation for nearly two weeks that the Israeli military says is targeted at local militants.

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Last year, residents in leafy Meopham, Kent, were blindsided when their elusive and 'belligerent' 11-strong Politburo of Councillors closed and voted to demolish the public toilets.

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The singer spent £2.2m to secure the charming farmhouse set in verdant countryside outside the city where she grew up to provide a wholesome family home for her children.

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Tony Martin sparked a national debate after he killed 16-year-old Fred Barras on his remote farm

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First women working as fishing guides on Laxá River, featured in new film, call for action after farmed fish escapeFor seven generations, Andrea Ósk Hermóðsdóttir’s family have been fishing on the Laxá River in Aðaldalur. Iceland has a reputation as a world leader on feminism, but until recently women have not been able to work as guides to wild salmon fishing for visiting anglers – a job that has traditionally been the preserve of men.The 21-year-old engineering student, her sister Alexandra Ósk, 16, and their friends Arndís Inga Árnadóttir, 18, and her sister Áslaug Anna, 15, are now the first generation of female guides on their river in northern Iceland, and among the very first female fishing guides in the country. Continue reading...

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It was five years ago this week that the first folk on British soil - two Chinese nationals staying in a York hotel, as it happens - tested positive for coronavirus.

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Every now and again, a company comes from out of nowhere and throws a cat among the pigeons. These disruptors have the potential to transform an area of our everyday lives and upend their sector.

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Hadi Matar, 26, accused of stabbing author 10 times in case likely to draw world’s media to tiny upstate New York townA man accused of attacking Salman Rushdie as he was being introduced at a literary lecture in New York state in 2022 is going on trial this week in a case likely to create global headlines.The trial could upend life in the tiny upstate New York village of Mayville, whose population of less than 1,500 is not accustomed to finding itself at the center of a media circus covering the attempted assassination of one of the world’s most famous writers. Continue reading...

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Barclays has warned that some people may see an outdated balance, and payments made or received may not show following the initial outage on Friday, three days ago.

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Although they are regularly rounded up and returned, the escapes keep happening - with more members of the intrepid herd breaking out and heading for gardens in Garvestone, Norfolk.

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Juan Joseph, 42, is accused of using his position to access security documents and then leaking them, according to counter-terrorism detectives.

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Three products from Cal Yee Farm’s recall last month are now a ‘Class 1’ level

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Dramatic footage shows a huge torrent of water, around twice the height of a double decker bus, drenching a busy street in Shepherd's Bush, West London.

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This is the harrowing moment an Oxygen tank explodes inside a garbage truck as a bin collector makes a narrow escape.

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Ben Aveling, who runs a farm shop in Northamptonshire, raises and butchers all his meat on his family farm, run with wife Vicky. But he told MailOnline not every meat cutter is the same.

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Jeremy Bamber was convicted of killing his family in the White House Farm murders.

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Our head of beauty Zoe went on a mother-daughter weekend escape to Champneys' Forest Mere spa hotel in search of wellness. But did it live up to expectations?

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Technology has changed how predators operate. Now a raft of new offences will stop those who create heinous content escaping punishment Technology moves fast. Legislation can be slow. For decades, that has felt like a fundamental fact of public life. But the gap between our laws and the world they are supposed to govern feels wider than ever. While the internet has transformed every element of our society, the state has not kept up.Most of the laws that prohibit the creation and distribution of child sexual abuse imagery have been in place since the 1990s. Back then, Photoshop was in its infancy. The physical photographs that paedophiles shared were no less vile, but they were easier for the police to seize and destroy.Peter Kyle is secretary of state for science, innovation and technology Continue reading...

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Eco-entrepreneur Dale Vince donated millions of pounds to Labour before the election, making him one of the party's most prominent backers.

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This European village gives travellers to option to fly and flop, or explore the beautiful surroundings for a fraction of the price.

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Boffins believe extraterrestrial life may be out there after micro-organisms escaped from the International Space Station 250 miles above Earth – and they could be reproducing

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Bamber (pictured) is serving a whole-life tariff for killing his parents Nevill and June, both 61, his adoptive sister Sheila Caffell, 28, and her twins Daniel and Nicholas, six.

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"These killers, who we found hiding in caves, threatened the United States and our Allies," Trump posted on social media. "The strikes destroyed the caves they live in, and killed many terrorists without, in any way, harming civilians."

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Donald Trump has taken to 'Truth Social' to share a lengthy rant about ISIS terrorists where he 'quotes' an iconic line from Liam Neeson classic 'Taken'

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Jeremy Bamber was convicted in 1986 of murdering his adoptive parents, Nevill and June, his adoptive sister Sheila Cafell, and her twin boys Daniel and Nicholas, aged just six.

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Leading expert in disasters – from terrorist attacks to tsunamis – warns Scotland is facing floods that will damage the economy

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