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Twenty-five years after British singer Kirsty MacColls tragic death in a boating accident, a new interview with the deckhand, Cen Yam, sheds light on the incident. Yam, now a handyman on Cozumel, maintains it was an accident, but Kirstys family continues to question the official story, alleging a cover-up involving Mexican billionaire Guillermo Gonzalez Nova. The case remains a heartbreaking mystery.

Archewell Foundation, now Archewell Philanthropies, faced financial challenges in 2024, with expenses surging by 54% and donations plummeting. The couples high-profile trips and staff restructuring contributed to a $2.5 million deficit. Despite the setbacks, they remain committed to their global philanthropic efforts, focusing on mental health, tech, and community causes.

Lord Ashcroft urges Angela Rayner to clarify her housing history in her upcoming autobiography, amidst leadership rumors and Starmers uncertain future. Rayners past profit from selling a right-to-buy council house and her Two Homes nickname raise questions, despite police clearance. Ashcroft awaits the full story, based on public facts, as Rayners spokesperson responds with personal attacks.

Universal Studios new theme park in Bedford, UK, set to open in 2031, promises to be Europes busiest, attracting up to 12 million visitors annually. Spanning 268 hectares, its larger than current UK leaders like Legoland Windsor and Alton Towers. The park could create 8,050 direct jobs and boost the local economy, but concerns about traffic congestion persist.

Weight loss drugs like Wegovy and Mounjaro have revolutionized weight loss, but their long-term effectiveness is questionable. Tanya Hall, a sales manager, lost 84 pounds on Wegovy but struggled with rebound weight gain after stopping. Ellen Ogley, on the other hand, successfully maintained her weight loss after tapering off Mounjaro. Doctors warn that stopping these drugs can lead to significant weight regain, and private users often lack the necessary support. The decision to stay on these drugs or risk rebound weight gain is a tough one, with both options requiring careful consideration.

Prince George joins his dad at a homeless shelter, Health Secretary questions PM job, Labours parking ban criticized, EastEnders star receives death threats, high street shops and pubs worry about Christmas, Chancellor barred from pub over business rates hike, Beijing buys properties in England, British man sentenced to death by Putin shares Ukraine war tips, trail hunt bans spark debates, and darts fans celebrate extra pints.

In the wake of escalating antisemitism and deadly attacks, Britains Jewish community grapples with heightened vulnerability and diverse reactions. With hate crimes surging and older generations rallying behind Israel, younger voices express ethical concerns, widening family divides. Phil Rosenberg warns of a precarious future, urging Britain to confront antisemitism while celebrating Jewish life. The community seeks security and visibility to rebuild a sense of safety amid ongoing tensions.

Kate Winslet, in a candid interview on Desert Island Discs, recounts her struggle with sudden fame after Titanic, including intense media scrutiny and body image issues. She shares her fear and isolation, but also the support of friends and family. Now, as a director, she faces patronizing advice, but remains confident and in control of her narrative.

Newly released Epstein files reveal a shocking detail: a photo of Ghislaine Maxwell with a Prince Andrew puppet, allegedly used to grope Virginia Giuffre. The files, containing over 300,000 documents, also include disturbing images from Epsteins homes. Giuffre and another victim, Johanna Sjoberg, have corroborated the puppet incident, but Andrew continues to deny all allegations.