45 h. ago BBC host Alex Scott receives shock letter as she plans kids with huge popstar girlfriend

The BBC presenter has given a new insight into her relationship with her famous partner, saying she is 'happy and in love'

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7 d. ago Conor Maynard says there was 'failure from public' over paternity scandal with Traitors star Charlotte Chilton

Conor shared the results of a paternity test he took earlier in the year

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7 d. ago Lauren Sánchez's famous relationship history: From her bitter divorce, to cheating scandals and three failed engagements, a look at her roller

The former journalist and soon-to-be Mrs Bezos, 55, has had a roller-coaster quest to find love, filled with a divorce, cheating scandals and two failed engagements.

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8 d. ago Danny Jones' wife Georgia gives an insight into her 'life lately' but fails to mention the McFly star after Maura Higgins kiss scandal

It has been over a month since Danny and Georgia, who share six-year-old son Cooper, have been pictured together in public.

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1 week ago The curse of Toumaï: an ancient skull, a disputed femur and a bitter feud over humanity’s origins

When fossilised remains were discovered in the Djurab desert in 2001, they were hailed as radically rewriting the history of our species. But not everyone was convinced – and the bitter argument that followed has consumed the lives of scholars ever sinceOn a late-summer day in 2001, at the University of Poitiers in west-central France, the palaeontologist Michel Brunet summoned his colleagues into a classroom to examine an unusual skull. Brunet had just returned from Chad, and brought with him an extremely ancient cranium. It had been distorted by the aeons spent beneath what is now the Djurab desert; a crust of black mineral deposits left it looking charred and slightly malevolent. It sat on a table. “What is this thing?” Brunet wondered aloud. He was behaving a bit theatrically, the professor Roberto Macchiarelli recalled not long ago. Brunet was a devoted teacher and scientist, then 61, but his competitive impulses were also known to be immoderate, and he seemed to take a ruthles...

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1 week ago Inside David Tennant's close relationship with his very famous in

David Tennant may not have came from fame himself but his wife Georgia Tennant's parents are two very well known actors.

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1 week ago David Cameron in talks to join London law firm to advise on geopolitical risks

Consultant position would be five years after Greensill scandal and add to ex-PM’s existing portfolio of rolesDavid Cameron is in talks to join the law firm DLA Piper as a consultant – five years after the Greensill scandal that showed he intensively lobbied officials on behalf of his failing employer.The former prime minister, who also served as foreign secretary last year, is said to be having discussions about taking on an advisory position to help the firm with geopolitical risks. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Woman 'files for divorce' after ChatGPT 'predicted' her husband was cheating on her by 'reading' coffee grounds in his cup

AI tools are increasingly becoming a part of everyday life, but one woman reportedly had a bit too much trust in its abilities to divine her husband's activities

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3 w. ago Remarkable history of felled Sycamore Gap tree from film icon to bitter feud

Daniel Graham and Adam Carruthers were convicted this week after being found guilty of cutting down Northumberland's famous Sycamore Gap tree. But what is it about this felled tree that made it so special to so many?

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4 w. ago David Beckham 'desperate to make amends with son Brooklyn as he fears history is repeating itself' after former footballer's bitter fall out with his father Ted

David Beckham is allegedly 'desperate to make amends with his son Brooklyn as he fears history is repeating itself' following his bitter fall out with his father Ted in 2005.

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