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How fast should you walk for heart health Doctor says brisk pace cuts risk

Claudia Winkleman with the remaining Traitors contestants during the latest episode of the hit reality show

The president warned that "the whole country is going to get blown up" if he is targeted by its regime.

Impacting Anthropic’s official MCP server, the vulnerabilities can be exploited through prompt injections.

Alex de Minaur breaks his opponent Hamad Medjedovic to go up 4-0 in the third set.

In this clip from The Independent’s Well Enough podcast with Emilie Lavinia, Joe Wicks reflects on the moment he decided to become a phone-free dad.

Teenage amateur Lucas Murphy, whose father Timmy Murphy rode over 1,000 winners over jumps, scored at Leicester for his trainer godfather Fergal O’Brien

Milan cultural officials are allowing visitors to view a long-hidden wall painting by Leonardo da Vinci while restoration work continues

Minerva Fabienne Hase, who competes in pairs with Nikita Volodin, commented on their silver medal at the European Championships in Sheffield.

Six suspects stole high-value watches from the store.

Trump is actively dismantling the international rules-base order, dismantling or sidelining the multinational institutions that have been built up since the end of WWII, and put himself personally in charge of running the world.

Warner Bros. has announced plans to launch a global celebration to mark the 25th anniversary of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. THR reports that several promotional events will be taking place across the world to celebrate the legacy of Chris Columbus' first Harry Potter movie, released in ...

After weeks on holiday in Broughton Astley he climbed into his crate without a fight

In a long-running debate, European telecom companies want "fair share" payments from tech giants like Netflix for the large amounts of bandwidth they use. Tech firms oppose this, arguing it would force people to pay twice, first for internet access, then through higher costs for streaming and cloud services. Wednesday's move confirms the European Union's promise to the United States to "not adopt or maintain network usage fees" under the tariff deal agreed between the two sides last year. The... Читать дальше...

THE Club was saddened to learn of the recent death of former club director Ray Hughes. Ray was a director of the club during the 1990s, working on matchdays as a turnstile operator. Having worked as a Chief Steward with British European Airways, Ray wrote a book – Skyman Taff’s Halcyon Days – which was …

It's the world's longest continuous bridge over water at 24 miles, and is known for being one of the scariest bridges to drive across - with some people even needing a police escort when they get too scared

At 40, the second lady is expecting her fourth child—part of a growing trend in older motherhood across the U.S.

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Israel will join countries including UAE, Morocco and Belarus on body that US President wants to adopt UN-like role

Respected attorney Ben Crump is taking on the tragic case of a grandmother who died after riding a rollercoaster at Universal Orlando.

1. Confirmed: Liverpool qualify for Champions League knockout phase  Liverpool FC
2. Marseille vs Liverpool: UEFA Champions League stats & head-to-head  BBC
3. Liverpool Champions League progress confirmed before Marseille showdown  liverpoolecho.co.uk
4. Marseille vs Liverpool LIVE! Champions League score, match updates, team news, commentary and analysis  Sky Sports
5. How to Watch Marseille vs. Liverpool: Live Streams & TV Channels  This Is Anfield

The legal battle between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni is rumbling on, with unsealed court documents detailing private texts between singer Taylor Swift and Lively about Baldoni

The United States says recent protests across Iran were the result of the regime's "mismanagement" and not foreign influences, as claimed by Tehran, as the death toll from a violent crackdown on the biggest threat to the Islamic republic in years continues to rise.

Campaigners say they have raised enough money to begin legal action to block China's plans for a mega-embassy.