4 h. ago Denise Richards' husband 'files for divorce' as astonishing monthly spend laid bare

Former the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Denise Richards has been married to Aaron Phypers for almost seven years and he's said to have filed for divorce this week

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7 h. ago Denise Richards' husband Aaron Phypers files for divorce after six years of marriage

Aaron filed the paperwork on Monday in Los Angeles, according to court documents seen by DailyMail.com. He noted that the date of separation was July 4.

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8 h. ago Denise Richards’ husband files for divorce after six years, seeks return of his power tools

Couple’s September 2018 wedding was documented on ‘The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’

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8 h. ago Denise Richards’ husband files for divorce four months after she said they never would — ‘even if we hate each other’

Couple’s September 2018 wedding was documented on ‘The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’

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9 d. ago Glory and Fury to Devils and Dolphins: Australian team names come full circle | Jack Snape

The trend for unorthodox sporting nicknames has made way for a return to more traditional monikers in recent timesThe naming trends for Australian professional sports teams have come full circle, as fans and officials overlook vibe-driven monikers like Glory and the plurally-challenged Power or Storm to return to animals that bite, some 30 years after one of the great sports marketing revolutions took hold.The three most recent expansion announcements in the NRL and AFL have revived classic animal mascots, through the Perth Bears, Tasmania Devils and Dolphins from Redcliffe. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Russian tycoon's wife seeks jail sentence for 'cheating' billionaire husband in mega High Court divorce battle

Elena Kroupeeva says her marriage of opulent wealth and luxury living collapsed when she discovered her husband’s ‘secret family’ in Russia

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2 w. ago Women more worried about economy under Trump than men, poll finds

Exclusive: poll shows 62% of women and 47% of men across political spectrum say economy and inflation getting worseWomen across the political spectrum are more concerned about the state of the US economy and inflation under Donald Trump than men are, according to a new exclusive poll for the Guardian.More Democrats than Republicans are now concerned about the economy following the president’s return to power. But pessimism was higher for women even among Republicans and independents, according to a new Harris poll.More women said they are very worried about food prices (52% of women compared to 39% of men)More women said they’re spending more time trying to find deals or go to more affordable stores (36% versus 26%)More women said their financial security is getting worse because of their difficulty in affording essential goods and services (55% versus 46%) Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Female teacher sells home after being accused of hosting 'Scream gangbangs' with students

A woman who is facing trial for forcing teenagers to have sex with her wearing a Scream mask has been forced to sell up her house – after her husband filed for divorce

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3 w. ago The Guardian view on Labour’s nuclear bet: big promises, but bigger questions remain unanswered | Editorial

A bold state investment signals nuclear revival, but unresolved issues around cost, waste and safety demand urgent ministerial clarityThe government’s decision to invest £14.2bn in nuclear energy, on top of existing funds, marks a return to significant state funding of nuclear power after Hinkley Point C, financed by the private sector, was dogged by delays and cost overruns. It is also a decisive shift in energy policy. Ministers have high hopes of a nuclear energy renaissance. Ed Miliband, the energy secretary, described the prospect of a new reactor in Suffolk, Sizewell C, combined with new money for modular reactor development and fusion research, as a “golden age”. This was a striking choice of words from the greenest voice in the cabinet.The Climate Change Committee’s latest advice to the government took a more restrained view of nuclear, which drew industry ire. Mr Miliband’s commitment to renewable energy is not in doubt. The government has made good...

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