2 h. ago Deontay Wilder’s to fight Tyrrell Herndon as ‘idols become rivals’

The former heavyweight champion will aim to bounce back from his knockout by Zhilei Zhang

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2 h. ago 'Loverboy' lag who had flings with two female prison workers on the run from police

Harri Pullen, 27, is on the run from police in Wales who want him in connection to alleged drug offences. Four women, aged between their 20s and 50s, have been arrested for helping him run-away

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3 h. ago Stephen Hendry’s ‘out of order’ remarks led to apology to snooker star

Snooker legend Stephen Hendry has voiced his regret over some of his post-match interviews during his career, including one which he had to apologise to another player for

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3 h. ago North Korean ace wanted by Liverpool 'vanished for three years' after nuke test

Han Kwang-Song was tipped for the top after being courted by Liverpool, Manchester City and Juventus - but his career was derailed by Kim Jong-un

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4 h. ago Wildlife charity faces damages claim over elephant project in Africa linked to 12 deaths

Rural communities on the border between the African countries of Malawi and Zambia are threatening to sue an international animal conservation group for death and destruction caused by the relocation of more than 260 elephants to their area

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4 h. ago Ed Sheeran admits regret over drunk exchange with Ruben Amorim

Ed Sheeran made headlines for the wrong reasons when he interrupted Ruben Amorim's post-match interview after his first ever Manchester United game and has confessed he was several pints deep

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4 h. ago Scots gangster jailed over "key role" in South American cartel drug smuggling ring

Stephen Gough was caught after encrypted calls on Encrochat phone platform tied him into drug dealing conversations with jailed co-accused "Mr Nice" Tony Bennett.

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4 h. ago The grinning crook who thought he found a first class way of dodging the law

"Despite his blatant operation to import drugs using the postal service, we were able to intercept and prosecute him for the offences."

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5 h. ago From Piers Morgan to Meghan Markle and David Cameron: the funniest things I've seen in 30 years of Soho House

As the members’ club empire hits the big 3-0, devoted member Dylan Jones recalls some famously wild times

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6 h. ago Five charged with drug offences after Valleys property searched

Drugs and cash were found during a search of a property in Tylorstown, in the Rhondda

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6 h. ago SNP MPs fail to attend Westminster debate on prevention of drug deaths

EXCLUSIVE: None of the party's nine MPs were present for the Westminster Hall debate - despite Scotland having the highest rate of drug deaths in Europe.

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7 h. ago AI may help us cure countless diseases – and usher in a new golden age of medicine | Samuel Hume

AlphaFold, which uses AI to find a protein’s structure, has only been around since 2020 but has already had a meteoric impactAlphaFold might be the most exciting scientific innovation of this century. From Google DeepMind, and first reported in 2020, it uses artificial intelligence to figure out a protein’s 3D structure. The technology has already been used to solve fundamental questions in biology, awarded the Nobel prize (in chemistry – to Demis Hassabis and John Jumper) and revolutionised drug discovery. Like most AI, it’s only getting better – and just getting started.A protein’s structure gives us clues about its function, and helps us design new drugs. AlphaFold, which was trained on a huge database of experimentally solved structures called the Protein Data Bank, predicts a protein’s structure based on its amino acid sequence.Solving a decades-old problem: the structure of the nuclear pore complex, one of the biggest structures in the cell. This complex is the guardian of ent...

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7 h. ago Dame Esther Rantzen's 'amazing' cancer drug no longer working , daughter reveals in heartbreaking update

The 84-year-old broadcaster was diagnosed with stage four lung cancer in 2023 and, at one point, was given just weeks to live

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8 h. ago Predator offered drugs to someone he thought was a child as part of rape plan

Liam Lewis arranged to meet the decoy in order to sexually abuse and rape her

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9 h. ago Police in Italy arrest ‘Breaking Bad’ fan in huge meth lab bust

A 22-year-old from the northern city of Novara was charged with the illegal production of drugs

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9 h. ago Female prison governor, 42, 'was in a relationship' with drug

Kerri Pegg, 42, described at Preston Crown Court as 'petite, blonde and bubbly', was gifted a Mercedes car by Anthony Saunderson, who used the name Jesse Pinkman, a meth dealer in TV show Breaking Bad.

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10 h. ago Kim Kardashian breaks silence on North's cameo in FKA Twigs video amid huge backlash

Kim Kardashian paid no mind to fans claiming North West's cameo in FKA Twigs' new music video was 'inappropriate'

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10 h. ago So long, Scorsese! Is The Studio the TV show that will finally kill off Hollywood?

Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg’s new satire of Tinseltown is astonishingly starry, wildly intelligent and – just possibly – the perfect encapsulation of the film industry’s death croakIt’s never exactly a done deal when Hollywood decides to take itself on. The film industry is such a roiling combination of wealth, jealousy, fear and obliviousness that, when the right person decides to send it up, the results can be spectacular. Look at Sunset Boulevard, Barton Fink – or even Bowfinger – and you’ll see work that knows when to go for the jugular to inflict maximum damage.On the other hand, Hollywood satires can all too readily fall into the cliches they’re deliberately trying to send up. They’re romanticised. There are too many chummy cameos. They lose their nerve. Look at Charlie Day’s film Fool’s Paradise, or 1997’s An Alan Smithee Film: Burn Hollywood Burn (a movie about the name used when a film is so bad the director wants to remove his name from the credits, which was in turn so b...

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10 h. ago Week in wildlife: relief for traumatised lions, a shy deer and a stork doing yoga

The best of this week’s wildlife photographs from around the world Continue reading...

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13 h. ago Kim Jong Un inflames WW3 tensions as he shows off new war plane capable of 'wiping out' enemies

North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un has been pictured inspecting the country's new Airborne Early Warning and Control (AEW&C) war plane as it soars through the sky

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