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The actor made it through his own nomination but was then ushered to an ambulance – an extraordinary performance from an apparently limitless talent
Awards season is hard for everyone. It’s hard for t…
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The Lives of the Caesars, translated from Latin by The Rest Is History podcast co-host Tom Holland, details everything from ancient policy failures to sex scandals
A gossipy account of the lives of Ro…
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The Brutalist star is up for his first ever Academy award next week. He talks about awards fuss, living with his ex, and making his new film, Inside, in an actual prison
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Scores of people experience complications after change from Tysabri to Tyruko as part of NHS drive to save money
Scores of people…
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Environment justice advocates say tools to study pollution in vulnerable communities by companies, including xAI and SpaceX, have disappeared
As Donald Trump’s administration continues its purge of fe…
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Dan Bongino’s installation in high-ranking law enforcement role sparks concern in both Republicans and Democrats
Fears over the future direction of the FBI have intensified after Donald Trump announce…
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Spending ranges from new AI server factory in Texas to film and TV content and may add 20,000 jobs
Apple announced Monday it would invest $500bn in the US in the next four years that would include a g…
‘I took the discussion too far,’ says commerce minister Andrew Bayly, calling his own behaviour ‘overbearing’
A New Zealand government minister said on Monday he had resigned from his post after “plac…
Asteroid 2024 Y4 had reached a 3.1% likelihood of impact but further data has rendered it negligible
It was a discovery that lead to panic-inducing headlines: a giant asteroid found to be hurtling tow…
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DRC prime minister tells human rights council fighting has left about 450,000 without shelter after camps destroyed
About 7,000 people have died in fighting in the east of the Democratic Republic of t…
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