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The alleged rape is not one of the incidents Weinstein is charged over but prosecutors were allowed to bring Sciorra into the courtroom to talk about it to support their case.

The alleged rape is not one of the incidents Weinstein is charged over but prosecutors were allowed to bring Sciorra into the courtroom to talk about it to support their case.

Las Vegas is set to change their advertising slogan, 'What happens here, stays here,' to 'What happens here, only happens here.' The new slogan will be unveiled in ad during the Grammy Awards

Meghan Markle plans to give Ellen DeGeneres her first interview because she 'feels like they are kindred spirits,' insiders exclusively told DailyMail.com.

Doctor Benjamin Worcester, 34, who lodged intent to block Harry and Meghan's bid to trademark Sussex Royal, has withdrawn his application and said an impostor filled out the forms.

Forensics specialists Bill Marczak and Alex Stamos told The Wall Street Journal that the team at FTI should have been able to identify the malicious software that was used in the apparent hack.

Democrats will wrap up their case against Donald Trump Friday and cede to the president's legal team, who is under growing pressure from Republicans to mount a credible defense of Trump.

The earthquake struck Friday at 1755 GMT, 8.55pm local time, near the town of Sivrice in eastern Elazig province, the Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency said.

Russell Cordes, 49 - from Dover, Kent - died in April last year. Police searched his home after receiving intelligence that indecent images of children had been downloaded from an IP address linked to him.

France on Friday announced two cases of the deadly new virus from China, the first cases in Europe. French Health Minister Agnes Buzyn warned they 'will probably have other cases.'

Meghan Markle today posted more pictures of her doing good works on Instagram, highlighting the charity trips she made before marrying Prince Harry.

Top e-commerce sites in China like Alibaba, its subsidiary Taobao and JD.com are begging panicked customers to be patient as their stocks of medical supplies run low amid the outbreak.

The Pentagon has revealed that 34 service members had been diagnosed with traumatic brain injury following missile strikes by Iran on a base in Iraq earlier this month.

David Miliband, 54, warned the world's economic output is 'greater' in autocratic nations than it is in democratic ones, during his speech at a summit in Davos, Switzerland, today.

Seamus Mallon, who lived in Markethill, Co Armagh, died earlier today. He was an architect of the Northern Ireland peace process and a key figure in negotiating the 1998 Good Friday Agreement.

Hundreds of students from the twelve largest universities of the Rostov-on-Don region were invited to commemorate Tatiana Day at Platov South-Russian State Polytechnic University in Russia.

Margaret O'Connell, 23, was out at a local park playing with her two children Alfie, three, and Maisie, one, when she returned home to find the fire alarms blaring from her Cambridge flat.

DNA testing confirmed they belong to Marie Scott, who was reported missing from her home in Hale, Manchester, in 2017. A human leg found 20 miles away was identified as Ms Scott's in 2018.

Joseph McCann, 34, attacked the pensioner as she got into her black Fiat Punto in a Morrisons car park in Bury, Lancashire on May 5. McCann struck the married woman, then demanded sex.

The dog - a white Maltichon called Henry - died as a result of the firearm being discharged during a targeted attack in North Lanarkshire.

It's not entirely clear how Google will tweak its method of highlighting which results are ads, but it says it will begin 'experimenting' immediately in a Twitter thread on Friday.

Rhonda Manring, 27, from Virginia, was diagnosed with neurofibromatosis when she was two-years-old. While she has always been confident, her love of makeup helped her to embrace her condition.

Lynda, 61, and Wayne Rickard, 64, are accused of murdering James 'Anthony' Sootheran, 59, who was found dead at his home in South Newington, Oxfordshire, in March 2014.

Tim Dunn, 50, described today's meeting with Business Secretary Andrea Leadsom as 'promising', following the US turning down an extradition request for Anne Sacoolas last night.

Prince William, 37, and Kate Middleton, 38, are set to attend the EE British Academy Film Awards at the Royal Albert Hall in London on Sunday 2 February for the fourth year in a row.

University of California experts showed that location-tagged tweets by Ukraine residents could have been used to map out sentiments towards Russia in real-time.

The chilling scene, captured by a woman who claims to be a nurse in the epicentre of the outbreak, was posted to the country's social media today but quickly censored.

The Disney Resort in Shanghai said it will close from tomorrow, Saturday January 25, for 'the prevention and control of the disease outbreak' as public transport and roads are closed elsewhere.

The burger may be America's favorite food, but the popular dish was gifted to us by the Romans. An ancient cookbook describes forming minced meat into patties.

Dozens of videos being circulated on social media purport to show people collapsing in the streets of the Chinese city of Wuhan, epicentre of the new coronavirus outbreak, as medics rush to treat them.

PAUL NEWMAN IN JOHANNESBURG: England were anxiously waiting to hear whether Ben Stokes was facing disciplinary action that could include a suspension.

Surgeon Habib Rahman is alleged to have performed unnecessary or inappropriate shoulder procedures at Spire Parkway Hospital in Solihull, West Midlands, lawyers said.

EXCLUSIVE: Former Liverpool winger Jermaine Pennant was removed from Sky Sports News' transfer talk segment on Friday morning with fans on Twitter suggesting he was drunk.

Black-and-white cat Ruta prodded dog Howie's enormous ears while he was staring at their laughing owner on Wednesday. It is believed to have been filmed in Pennsylvania, US.

The BBC said Fergal Keane (pictured in Iraq) had developed PTSD while due to 'several decades of work in conflict zones around the world', including Rwanda and Northern Ireland.

Claude Bosi, 47, who is most famous for running Hibiscus and Bibendum in London, has shared a copy of his rejection letter from the Home Office on Instagram.

US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin today said the White House wants to agree a post-Brexit trade deal with the UK before the end of the year.

Treorchy High Street - nestled in the Rhondda Fawr Valley - triumphed over better-known high streets because of its commitment to the local community.

Scientists at the prestigious Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security in Maryland modeled a hypothetical pandemic on a computer as part of research last October.

Michael Hope, 45, was rushed to an isolated unit at Newcastle's Royal Infirmary after telling his GP about his return from China. He was one of 14 patients in the UK to be tested yesterday.

Today outside County Hall in Maidstone Harry Richford's father Tom read out an emotional statement saying that the Trust had failed to learn from this and previous similar cases.

London's Chinese community wore surgical masks today as they prepared to celebrate the Lunar New Year amid fears that the coronavirus could spread to British shores.

Members of Unite, the second largest union in Britain, backed the shadow business secretary after a ballot this afternoon, as well as Richard Burgon for deputy leader.

The Prince of Wales, 71, offered sympathy for the Palestinian people as he wished them 'freedom, justice and equality' while making a speech during a historic first visit to Bethlehem earlier today.

Researchers tried the system on 790 patients in an NHS hospital in Wales, and say it could 'easily be rolled out' nationwide. AI by a patients' bedside collects data on their vitals.

Chinese doctor Wang Guangfa, Beijing's Peking University First Hospital, fears he may have contracted the SARS-like infection because he wasn't wearing protective goggles.

Hafiz Sharifi, 29, today admitted to stabbing his ex-partner, Suvekshya Burathoki, 32, to death in front of her three children at her home in Leicester. He will be sentenced on February 21.

He put Parker pen to paper on the official copy of the Withdrawal Agreement in Downing Street this afternoon, ending months and months of biter and divisive politics.

Princess Anne, 69, appeared in high spirits as she opened the newly renovated Drumfork Community Centre in Argyll earlier today, after it underwent a £2 million refurbishment.

Fifteen students from Wuhan College attended the University of Cambridge this week as part of a nine-day education programme. It is thought they went clubbing in the evenings.