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Emmerdale viewers think they know what Gail is hiding on the ITV soap, with some believing she is secretly linked to a past resident

The Taliban is allowing Osama Bin Laden's terrorist network al-Qaeda to gain a foothold in Afghanistan and opposition leader Khalid Noor of Afghanistan’s National Resistance Council warns it could see another 9/11-style attack plotted

LeBron James is reportedly keen to take part in the Paris 2024 Olympics with Team USA which could offer a hint on his future in the NBA with the Los Angeles Lakers

TV presenter Sarah Beeny had chemotherapy, a mastectomy, radiotherapy and reconstruction and now she views cancer as something that’s behind her and she is moving on and looking to the future with her family

Sandbanks Beach was recently voted one of the top attractions in the world on tourism mega-site TripAdvisor, adding yet another accolade to the already award-winning destination's allure

Good Morning America host Robin Roberts finally wed her partner of 18 years Amber Laign in a fun-filled ceremony in their own backyard in Conneticut

A 41 year old man has pleaded guilty to selling human remains as part of nation- wide network which saw buyers come to morgues to select human body parts to buy

Trinny Woodall has opened up on the tragic death of her former husband Johnny Elichaoff, who took his own life in 2014, and says the grief has only hit her now

Newsboy reckons his nap, Love You Grandpa, can score a debut win at Leicester on Tuesday for Sir Michael Stoute, and he also expects Karavomylos to land a third win of the season at Worcester

Paul Pogba, 30, has tested positive for raised levels of testosterone following a random drugs test following Juventus' 3-0 win over Udinese in Serie A last month

Professor Sir Ian Wilmut was part of a team at the University of Edinburgh which successfully cloned Dolly the sheep - the first mammal to be cloned from an adult cell - in 1996

Steve Buscemi, well-known for his role as Tony Blundetto in The Sopranos, trained as a firefighter before pursuing an acting career and selflessly tried to help after 9/11

Adam Cruise, the acting chief executive of the Campaign to Ban Trophy Hunting, spoke out as peers prepare to debate plans to stop hunters bringing their "prizes" back to Britain

Mirror columnist Anna Morell has strong feelings about Disabled people being told to 'look for employment' and is calling on the government to do more for people with health issues

Switching ships in Starfield isn't exactly explained clearly, here's how you can switch if you're stuck in a ship you don't want

Gordon Ramsay showed his fans on TikTok how to easily ensure an avocado comes out of the 'shell' perfectly - and people were quick to praise the famous chef for the tip

Many have commented on the decision to post a video of Aryna Sabalenka on her own in the changing room after the US Open when she smashed her racket and Judy Murray's had her say

A string of celebrities descended on Hulne Priory in Alnwick, Northumberland, on Saturday to watch chart topping star Calvin swap vows with BBC Radio 1 presenter Vick Hope

Gavin "Capable" Preston was reportedly involved in high-level extortion rackets and the killings of other gangland figures - He was gunned down at Sweet Lulu's cafe in Keilor East, Melbourne

Casey Travers, from Belfast, says her daughter Farrah has been through 'six years of hell' after she was diagnosed with hydrocephalus shortly after birth

'Don’t do it! I got a bald spot from doing this.'

Unite General Secretary Sharon Graham said Labour mustn't be 'too timid to talk of hope, too Conservative to make change' in a fiery speech to the Trades Union Congress

Former two-weight world champion Conor McGregor is the only former UFC featherweight title holder that current 145lb king Alexander Volkanovski has yet to defeat

A woman who's made a name for herself as a 'queer, Muslim' activist denies lying about her race while pointing fingers at DNA tests, while her mother came forward to let people know that, she's 'white as snow'

Hay-on-Wye is a ten day festival held every May and June that attracts thousands of people to a small Welsh town that has become known as one of the world's literary hubs