Former One Direction star Liam Payne has tragically died following reports that he fell from the third floor of a hotel in Argentina
The tennis champion has undergone a procedure to correct a health issue that doctors told her not to worry about, before it quickly escalated.
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Princess Eugenie has paid tribute to her mum on her birthday with a series of photos celebrating her role as a "beautiful" mum and grandma.
At 63, Christina Ford is an expert on travelling alone and has shared her top tips on where to go and how to stay safe as a woman seeing the world solo.
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A couple have learned the hard way why you should never leave the balcony door in a cruise ship cabin open for too long, documenting their "horror" experience.
Virginia McCullough kept the bodies of her father and mother in the house for four years after their deaths, weaving a web of lies to cover her tracks.
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The royal has praised the "resilience and courage" of Holocaust survivor Lily Ebert, who passed away aged 100.
The Rolling Stones rocker has celebrated a new addition to his family, as his daughter Georgia May welcomed her first baby.
Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic have led a wave of tributes after the Spanish tennis legend announced his retirement.
A photo shared by a start-up company has been labelled “one of the most depressing LinkedIn posts to exist”, after a groom was pictured working at his own wedding.
The music icon has paid tribute to his late friend and bandmate on what would've been his 84th birthday.
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Don’t let death get in the way of doing good for others. With a little forward planning, you can keep paying it forward for generations to come.
