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Researchers found that storing chemicals - including gasoline, weed killer, pesticides, paint, and woodworking supplies - in a garage connected to the home may be linked to the development of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS. The more chemicals someone had in their garage, the higher the risk of the condition that still has no known cause.

She's reportedly the highest-paid divorce lawyer in the UK, once nicknamed the 'steel magnolia' - a combination of feminine appearance and unbreakable will. With an impressive list of celebrity clients to her name, including  Prince Charles, Paul McCartney, Stephen Hawking and Liam Gallagher, now Shackleton, 67, has returned to the spotlight, reportedly advising Australian actress Isla Fisher in her separation from husband Sacha Baron Cohen. Even so, her most famous clients have been royal -  most notably King Charles when he was negotiating his messy divorce from Diana in 1996.

Since the early 1900's, International Women's Day has been observed. On March 8, the global festival honors women's socioeconomic, cultural, and political achievements, as well as acting as a catalyst for gender equality. With Daily Mail, eight well-powered female entrepreneurs in fashion and beauty talk about how to flourish in 2024 and how they made it to the top.

Nigel, my darling husband, was a death for ten years. His feet dragged as the life dripped from him like water from a faucet, causing him to languish in a world where there is no mercy - his astute, tortured soul entombed in a frozen, paralysed body. He had motor neurone disease (MND) and feared the final stages, where he knew he would be both alive and dead. You have nothing if you had no choice. He's lucky,' he'll say. I get to choose how and when I die.' What he did - a true man's man, with three children he adored, a social, gregarious person who was always smiling and joking, a common figure in the pub, rugby club, and golf club - wanted to end his days at Dignitas, Switzerland.

Mahnoor Cheema, 17, of Slough, said that her school refused to let her go up a year when she came from Pakistan aged nine. Despite quickly progressing through her class work set by teachers at Colnbrook Church of England Primary School in Berkshire, the adolescent said she was given extra maths rather than being allowed to progress to the next level of her education. According to Ms Cheema, the department also put her in a group set up to encourage children to make friends and where they will make pancakes. After failing 33 GCSEs, the schoolgirl has a IQ similar to Albert Eisenstein's, and she is taking 28 A-Levels.

After Mail Online reported that Sondrel helped with some semiconductor technology that allows Neuralink's implants to work, the Berkshire company's shares soared 105.9%, or 6.3p., adding over £5 million to its £5 million market cap. Sondrel is one of a handful of companies that are capable of supplying the higher-spec chips that are required. Some are in Asia and are vulnerable to Chinese interference.

Physicists believe there are primordial black holes about the size of a hydrogen molecule. A new MIT paper states that these 'PHBs' may help determine that dark matter exists as they "wobbles' Earth's orbit. But these primordial black holes could also swallow the Earth if one gets too close

Mensa has accepted a 12-year-old schoolboy with the same IQ rating as Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking. With a score of 160, Cyrus Leung of Sheffield passed the entrance exam to the exclusive society, but only two marks off the highest possible result of 162. Frank Leung, 42, Leung's father, took Cyrus forward for the test because it would give him the opportunity to'find some people of a similar interest to him.' Mensa, a worldwide organisation for high-IQ individuals, was founded in 1947 and only accepts members who are above the 98th percentile of IQs worldwide. "I am very proud of myself," Cyrus said reflecting on his career.

On Jeffrey Epstein's private island, the snapshots of eming guests defade a tragic truth. The photos, which have been published by a New York court, do not give the gruesome account of life on the Caribbean island that has been branded as 'paedo island.' In truth, many of the young women became trapped in a hell they might not have imagined when they left home, from the moment their toes touched the white sand. So what really went on behind the scenes on Little St James? If they knew it was the global hub of a sane grooming operation run by a wealthy financier with wealthy allies, no sane parent would have allowed their teenage daughter within a hundred miles of the 74-acre island.

How can it be that, in a case so vast, which saw the organised sex-trafficking of scores of minors and young women, only one person - Ghislaine Maxwell - is now in prison?Have they turned a blind eye to the activities of other offenders? For example, reports against a number of women convicted of sex trafficking for Epstein have been allowed to rot on the vine. Prosecutors had been called on to press charges against four people who had been barred from prosecution following Maxwell's arrest, in the aftermath of Maxwell's deposition.

Since bombshell court papers were released this week, national treasure Professor Stephen Hawking has posthumously became embroiled in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal alongside other well-known names. According to Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein told Giuffre's friends that if they could help disprove claims that Hawking was involved in a 'underage groupy.'

The names on the list are currently on file and will update this story with the names soon. The first batch, which was sprayed yesterday, was 900 pages long. Bill Clinton, Stephen Hawking, Michael Jackson, and others were among the exhibits. According to the journals, the majority of the individuals named were peripheral to Epstein's offences and had no idea of them.

In legal papers, the identities of well-known figures who were associates, acquaintances, or victims of Jeffrey Epstein - or who had no links to him at all. Following a US judge's order last month, more than 170 people's names are now set to be revealed, with the first tranche of documents releasing last night. Prosecutors including Prince Andrew, Bill Clinton, Donald Trump, Al Gore, Kevin Spacey, and Stephen Hawking were all included in evidence submissions. However, including a name does not necessarily mean they were suspected of misconduct, and some names were simply given to witnesses who denied knowing them. MailOnline takes a look at some of the first names to be announced in the newspapers.

Ms Giuffre had notified Epstein and former US president Bill Clinton in an email sent from Epstein to Maxwell on January 12, 2015. Mr Clinton's'strongest' allegation, Epstein, was that the'strongest' claim was made, but the Democratic politician denied it.

Just over a year after settling the multi-million dollar lawsuit brought by Virginia Giuffre in 2022, the Duke of York has been drawn into the sex scandal surrounding his paedophile friend. Former US President Bill Clinton says he likes them young, and one suspected Epstein perpetrator has also stated in nearly 1,000 pages published by a US court, and there was a suggestion that Professor Stephen Hawking was involved in a sex party. Since being enrolled in Epstein's suspected sex slaves, identified only as Jane Doe 3, has reported that she was advised to have intercourse with Prince Andrew during an orgy. According to a 2014 court filing, she was "forced to have sexual relations with this prince when she was a juvenile in three separate geographical regions." She claims this happened in London (at Ghislaine Maxwell's apartment) in New York, and on Epstein's private island in the US Virgin Islands (in an orgy with many other under-age girls).' Epstein told Jane Doe 3 to 'give the Prince whatever he ordered,' according to the newly unsealed docs.' Ghislaine Maxwell is accused of facilitating Prince Andrew's sexual harassment by acting as a "madame" for Epstein, according to Jane Doe 3. Following a US judge's order last month, the names of more than 170 individuals who were either associates, acquaintances, or victims of Epstein are set to be revealed. On Wednesday evening, the first tranche of documents was published, with high-profile personalities such as the Duke of York and former US President Bill Clinton leading heavily. Donald Trump, Michael Jackson, Stephen Hawking, David Copperfield, Alan Dershowitz, and many others are among the many references. Following the unveiling of documents relating to Jeffrey Epstein by a New York court, Virginia Giuffre, one of the paedophile financier's victims, told X, noting that one of the documents that had been leaked had crashed. 'We broke the website,' she wrote.'

According to new documents, Jeffery Epstein emailed Ghislaine Maxwell to deny that Professor Stephen Hawking was involved in an underage group. In an email sent from Epstein to Maxwell on January 12, 2015, the pedophile asked him to see if someone came forward to back prove Virginia Giuffre's allegations were untrue. "The best is the Clinton dinner and the latest version in the Virgin Islands that Stephen Hawking was involved in an underage orgy," he wrote.'

Brad Wale, the show's sole winner on "With or No Deal," left supporters in tears when he walked away from the show with only £5, but his fund has skyrocketed over £100,000. When Brad announced his Motor Neurone Disease (MND) illness to ITV show host Stephen Mulhern, he tugged at the audience's heartstrings. The terminal disease affects the motor nerves, leading to degeneration and death of the muscles, which eventually leads to paralysis. Since he only has a few years to live, the Shropshire native appeared on the competition circuit in an attempt to raise some money for his family and so that he could achieve his bucket list goals. Brad, who uses crutches, maintained a positive outlook on his illness, while adding physicist Stephen Hawking lived for 55 years after suffering from MND.

Barclays Corporate and Investment Bank's former CEO, George Mason, who now operates broker Panmure Gordon and is known for his tweed suits and trilby hats, would no doubt have a few bob on his horse Vauban. The five-year-old gelding at Cheltenham is a former Triumph Hurdle champion who romped home in the Copper Horse Handicap at Royal Ascot this year. As Vauban is expected to start as the favourite, the incredibly wealthy Ricci, who named one of his racehorses Fatcatinthehat, may be a little disappointed by the odds.

Mahnoor Cheema of Slough, who has a higher IQ than Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking, a student from Slough, hopes to break a record by achieving 28 A-Levels in a year. She has already earned four A-Levels in English, marine science, environmental science, and reasoning. This comes after the super genius managed to score 33 nines and eight in her GCSEs last year, when she self-taught 24 extra GCSEs to ten in school. Mahnoor, a founder of Mensa, the world's highest intelligence group, established her own standardized schedule to maximize studying time. I'm so drained after school, I would not be as efficient.' At 7 p.m., I wake up at 7 p.m. and go to bed at 2 a.m. 'Itaya's last hour of my day is spent playing piano,' she said.

As she talked with host Colin Murray, the Countdown whizz, 37, turned an elegant figure in a nude illusion blue lace dress. She recalled a comedic anecdote when she revealed how she once booed her husband Pasha Kovalev in front of Stephen Hawking.

Noddy Holder (left), 77, of Cheshire, was given six months to live after being diagnosed with throat cancer five years ago. After a shock illness, he is not the only celebrity to recover after such traumatic illness. Lance Armstrong (right) and Stephen Hawking (centre) lived longer than doctors expected.

Darci Smith (left): Darci Smith (left) recommends that AI do a mock interview based on the job's description. The coach told TikTok that job-hunters should also ask ChatGPT to participate in them and answer those questions. For those who are concerned that they will lose their career and be replaced by a robot, the ability of AI has brought fear into their hearts. But Smith says the AI chatbot has led to the 'best hack ever'

There have been at least five instances in history that the human race has been in danger of dying out, not least because of the eruption of a supervolcano 70,000 years ago that almost sent us the same way as the dinosaurs. But what happened on the other occasions?And how close did we really come to not existing? MailOnline takes a look.

For the first time since being diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), Stanford researchers have helped a 68-year-old patient (pictured) regained her ability to talk. The latest AI-powered system converts brain activity to speech at a much quicker rate than previous attempts. Its decoding rate, 62 words per minute, is the closest yet to normal talking speed, researchers said