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BARRY HILLS, one of Britain’s greatest ever racehorse trainers, has died at the age of 88.
Hills trained over 3,200 race winners over a career lasting more than 40 years.
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MILLIE Bobby Brown wowed fans in a skimpy bikini – weeks after hitting back at trolls over her red carpet appearance.
The Stranger Things star, 21, looked incredible as she posed on a gorgeous beach with a bright blue sky behind her.
Wearing a green and white string bikini, Millie held her hands to her head as she soaked up the sunshine on a white sandy shore.
She captioned the snap wit a string of beach-themed emojis.
The post quickly racked up 1.3 million likes and over 33,000 comments, with famous pals like Tilly Ramsay showing their support.
The sizzling shot comes just weeks after Millie shot down cruel critics after she was mocked online over her appearance at The Electric State premiere in Los Angeles.
Some fans accused her of “looking 40 not 21”, with one saying: “Had to double-check if she turned 21 or 40.”
Others cruelly claimed she looked like a “soccer mum” in her glamorous £8,000 gown and new blonde hair.
Comedian Matt Lucas took it a step further by comparing Millie to his Little Britain character Vicky Pollard.
He even shared a side-by-side photo and her infamous catchphrase: “No but yeah but.”
Millie didn’t take it lying down and fired back on Instagram.
She said: “Disillusioned people can’t handle seeing a girl become a woman on her terms, not theirs.
“I refuse to apologise for growing up… I will not be shamed for how I look, how I dress, or how I present myself.”
She blasted those joining in on the jibes, adding: “You’re amplifying an insult instead of questioning why a grown man is mocking a young woman’s appearance.”
Millie’s emotional video went viral and celebs flooded the comments to praise her.
Sex and the City star Sarah Jessica Parker said: “Enormously proud of you. xxx.”
F1 champ Lewis Hamilton wrote: “So truly proud of you Millie.”
Singer Pixie Lott added: “You are a true class act… always beyond beautiful inside and out.”
Matt Lucas later apologised, saying: “I thought you looked terrific… I realise it upset you and for that, I apologise.”
Millie has grown up in front of the cameras since landing her breakout role as Eleven on Stranger Things aged just 10.
Now a fully-fledged Hollywood star, she’s raking in around £10million for the show’s final season – a massive jump from the £8,000 per episode she earned back in season one.
Her latest film, The Electric State, dropped on Netflix in March and saw her star opposite Chris Pratt, Woody Harrelson, and Stanley Tucci.
She also appeared in the Enola Holmes movies, Godzilla: King of the Monsters, and last year’s Netflix fantasy flick Damsel.
This isn’t the first time Millie has clapped back over comments on her looks.
After being trolled over her appearance in Enola Holmes, she hit back: “Women grow!! Not sorry about it!”
Fans have previously speculated about cosmetic work – from lip fillers to veneers – but Millie has never confirmed any procedures.
As well as shaking up her image, she’s also settled down. She secretly married model Jake Bongiovi, 22 – son of rocker Jon Bon Jovi – last year in a low-key ceremony in the US.
The pair began dating in 2021, and Jake proposed during a scuba diving trip by hiding the ring inside a shell.
Jon Bon Jovi gave the couple his blessing, saying: “They’re going to be great together.”
Millie has even expressed interest in playing Britney Spears in a future biopic, saying: “Her story resonates with me, growing up in the public eye.”
GEMMA Atkinson has sparked controversy after turning to crowdfunding to raise £500,000 to launch her own beauty brand.
The actress has already attracted an impressive social media following for her skincare company Gem & Tonic, which aims to provide products to “simplify your beauty regime”.
“Every single product combines scientifically-proven ingredients with mineral rich gemstones,” she said.
As she prepares to “officially launch” the brand in September 2025, Gemma has decided to try and raise funds through Crowdcube – which asks people to “invest in Europe’s best startups”.
On the Crowdcube page, which has already raised £48,296 from 354 different investors, Gemma says: “We’re now looking to raise £500,000 to officially launch in September 2025 to continue the movement and the community we’ve already started.
“If you’re looking to invest in a brand with a real community in real demand, you’ve found yourself a real good gem.”
The page also highlights some of the company’s successes to date, including the fact they made £127,000 in pre-order sales in just three weeks.
The equity investment has a share price of 90p and a pre-money valuation of £2.25 million.
“The Company had already raised £250,000 prior to the Crowdcube raise,” the page reads.
“For the avoidance of doubt, this has been included in the pre-money valuation displayed in the pitch.”
And for those investing in the business, there are various ‘rewards’ for doing so – all of which start from an investment of £50.
Investing £50 will get you a signed thank you card from Gemma, while for £25,000 you’ll get to “meet Gemma and have lunch with the G&T team”, as well as an investor-only lifetime discount of 15%, a product bundle, an invite to the press launch, lifetime early access to new products and Gemma’s signed thank you note.
However there’s also a warning at the top of the Crowdcube page, which reads: “Don’t invest unless you’re prepared to lose all the money you invest.
“This is a high-risk investment and you are unlikely to be protected if something goes wrong.”
News of Gemma’s crowdfunding efforts quickly made its way onto social media, with trolls using the comments section of the videos to have their say on the controversial move.
“Why hasn’t she used her own money?” one wrote.
“I don’t want to Invest of your not engaged to the hilt in every financial way.”
“Crowd funding to make herself rich,” another added.
Crowdfunding is a popular choice for startups trying to raise money, typically via the internet.
It’s described as an alternative way to fund projects “without standard financial intermediaries”.
There are four different ways of crowdfunding: rewards-based, equity-based, debt-based and donation-based.
Judging by Gemma’s Crowdcube page, it seems she has adopted a reward-based approach to the funding attempt, with investors offered perks in exchange for their financial support.
“Ok send me money and I’ll start a business!”
“So she wants people to help her… doesn’t she know about the cost of living crisis us normal people are dealing with?” a third commented.
“Over 1/2 mil in her bank – usual rich get richer!” someone else sighed.
“Crowd funding? Gemma can do one,” another raged.
“Bloody hell she has more than most for money!” someone else said.
And as another labelled it ridiculous, someone else agreed, writing: “Clearly not confident in her own idea to fully invest herself, putting up her property as collateral.
“Guaranteed to fail.”
“She’s got a nerve!” another commented.
However, there were those in the comments who came to Gemma’s defense.
Crowdfunding to make herself rich!
Social media commenter
“She isn’t making you invest!” one wrote.
“I say fair play to her and wish her well.”
“Think she’s asking for £10 as a minimum, which is reasonable,” another added.
“She’s kept her community involved from the get go – naming, scents etc so I don’t see the issue.”
“Shame to see so many women tearing other women down regardless of their status or financial situation!!” a third sighed.
“So much hate in the world these days already.”
THE world’s most expensive robot girlfriend serves you coffee and can speak four languages.
But the silicone lover will cost you an eye-watering £64,700 – the price of a three-bed house in some parts of the UK.
The doll – called the Companion Robot X04-SYNC2 – can have “context-aware” chats using AI chatbot ChatGPT, learning from past chats to adapt to future ones.
They also come with robotic facial expressions and arms and hands that move to convey expression.
And like something from a sci-fi epic, the dolls have micro cameras planted in the eyes to allow them to recognise people by face tracking.
Uncanny footage shows the bot flexing its arms, moving its eyes around and winking.
In one clip, the robot even serves up a coffee to men looking on in amazement.
So far only three have been sold since they went on sale at the start of 2024.
But Cloud Climax, the online UK-based sex doll store, insists there has been a surge in demand for silicone lovers since the pandemic and sees no signs of it slowing up.
A spokesperson told The Sun: “Since 2020, we’ve seen a significant rise in demand for sex dolls and companion robots.
“Increasingly, social interaction has shifted online, making it harder for many people to form genuine, lasting connections in real life.
“As AI and robotics have advanced, many are turning to intelligent companions to fulfill emotional and social needs without the complexities of traditional relationships.
“The ability to interact with a responsive, emotionally aware companion at home has made AI-powered robots more appealing than ever.”
They added: “Our most advanced model is the Cloud Climax Companion Robot X04-SYNC2.
“This full-bodied robot features expressive facial movements, motorised arms, and customisable aesthetics, including options for ABS plastic or silicone-covered legs.
“It supports multiple languages – English, Chinese, Russian, and Korean – making it suitable for a global user base.
“Powered by advanced AI with ChatGPT integration, the X04-SYNC2 can hold natural, context-aware conversations, learn from past interactions, and respond quickly thanks to its high-speed processor.
“Its modular structure allows for easy maintenance and a plug-and-play setup.
“This robot is ideal for anyone looking for a sophisticated, interactive companion that merges advanced technology with realistic design.”
Deep-pocketed customers can choose from thousands of different faces along with skin and eye colour.
The dolls can be controlled by connecting them to Wi-Fi and using a dedicated app.
It is the site’s most expensive doll and is thought to be the most expensive of its kind anywhere in the world.
Doll fanatics seeking a cheaper option will also find Emma the Sex Robot available at £3,299.
This model offers a choice of six faces, seven height preferences, three eye colours and even a choice of feet.
Emma has a self-heating mechanism “ideal for cuddling” and uses TPE material for the skin.
Like the Companion robot, it holds conversations and learns as it goes along.
ChatGPT has become a household name after exploding onto the scene in 2022 as an AI chatbot.
A NEW type of influencer has been taking the internet by storm earning big bucks and racking up a “phenomenal” 250,000 Instagram followers in just six months.
Aitana Lopez is a sight to behold and with her luscious pink locks, snatched waist and flawless skin she is envied by many – but she has one astonishing secret.
The 25-year-old – who models for Spanish fashion agency The Clueless – is a state-of-the art AI creation designed to save the company money and time.
Despite her computer-generated status being revealed in her Instagram bio, fans of the model still believe she’s the real deal and invite her to socialise and spend time with them.
Diana Nunez, who co-founded The Clueless with Rubén Cruz, told The Sun how the “incredibly convincing” influencer was born.
“Initially, most of her followers didn’t question her authenticity, they genuinely believed in her existence,” she said.
“From day one, we received compliments on her beauty, invitations to hang out in the city, and more.
“Even after the media revealed she was an AI creation, many followers still expressed their love for her.”
Now, it is used by individuals and businesses to such an extent it has sparked fears entire workforces could be wiped out.
Earlier this month, a man told The Sun he’d spent more than £25,000 on a collection of sex dolls to stop himself from cheating on his wife.
There have even been suggestions sex robots could one day replace humans as the default relationship preference.
For now though, Cloud Climax insists indistinguishable robots are a long way off just yet.
The spokesperson added: “We are still quite far from developing sex dolls or robots that are truly indistinguishable from humans.
“While advancements in materials like silicone and TPE have improved the feel and appearance of artificial skin, they still fall short of replicating the complex texture, warmth, and responsiveness of real human tissue.
“Robotic movement is another limitation.
“Although facial expressions and basic gestures have improved, achieving natural, fluid body movements and fine motor skills remains a significant challenge.
“On the cognitive side, while AI has advanced in natural language processing, current systems still lack true emotional intelligence, deep contextual understanding, and the ability to adapt seamlessly to social cues.
“Most sex dolls today remain relatively static, with limited interactivity.
“Achieving a truly human-like experience in appearance, movement, and behaviour will likely require decades of further innovation across AI, robotics, and materials science.”
The Sun has approached ChatGPT.
A MISSING mum’s remains have been found on a beach in Brighton – eight months after she vanished 140 miles away.
Anne Potter was last seen leaving her home in Jersey in October last year and was believed to be heading towards Greve De Lecq.
Her disappearance led to a major search involving multiple agencies, including coastguard, fire crews and lifeboat teams.
Det Ch Insp Mark Hafey, who led the investigation for Jersey Police, said: “Remains were located on a beach in Brighton which have now been confirmed as a DNA match with Anne.
“Our thoughts are with her husband, family, and friends.”
PADRAIG HARRINGTON was caught in a furious argument with a TV reporter over golf etiquette.
The heated row occurred midway through the US Senior Open on Friday at the Broadmoor Golf Club.
Harrington, 53, was left fuming as NBC analyst Roger Maltbie after he lost his golf ball.
The Ryder Cup legend appeared to be disgruntled with the former PGA star for not helping him search for it.
A video caught the heated moment in which Harrington hit out at Maltbie’s course etiquette.
He said: “Never on a golf course stand and look at somebody looking for a golf ball.”
Maltbie responded: That’s a hard position to take there.”
They then stepped closer to each other as the argument as tensions continued to boil over.
Harrington added: “You’ve played gold all your life. You understand.”
But Maltbie did not step down as he replied: “I’m not a player.”
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The Irish star‘s caddie, Ronan Flood, tried to step in to calm the situation with little avail.
Eventually, the arguing pair walked off from each other as Harrington was asked for an autograph.
Fans had their own opinions on the row as they took to social media.
One posted: “Just when you thought golf couldn’t get any less interesting.”
A second wrote: “If the player can see him, he’s in the wrong place.”
A third commented: “That is a weird flex for Maltbie.”
A fourth said: “The relationship between golf and old media is dying in front of our eyes.”
A fifth joked: “Seeing mom and dad fight like this is insanely depressing.”
Another added: “What is going on?”
Harrington’s round was not affected by the rogue moment as he still managed to finish his round with an impressive 67.
He reached six under par and was tied for the lead alongside Stewart Cink.
Maltbie switched from pro golf to broadcasting back in 1991, having spent 20 years on the course.
He won five tournaments during his time on the PGA Tour.
LOVE Island fans have accused bosses of “fixing” last night’s public dumping, in a bid to get rid of Megan after all the Conor drama.
The latest episode saw Megan and Remell dumped after the public were asked to choose their favourite boy and favourite girl.
In last night’s show, Giorgio got a text and everyone was sent to gather at the Firepit.
The bottom three girls were then revealed as Shakira, Megan and Toni.
And the bottom three boys in the firing line were Ben, Harry and Remell.
Shockingly, Megan and Remell received the least votes from the public and were then immediately dumped from the villa.
But Love Island fans have now got a theory about why Megan was the one to be dumped from the villa out of the girls.
They think because of the public turning on Megan over the last few days, bosses were keen to see the Irish beauty leave the villa.
Taking to social media, one said: “I’m guessing the producers didn’t like Megan.
“I bet they wouldn’t have allowed the other Megan to go, had she been bottom.
“Sometimes they let the public votes decide other times they let the Islanders choose… either way it’s very very manipulated.”
Another echoed this “Basically the producers were happy to let Megan go, otherwise they’d have had the Islanders pick.
“They would’ve 100% saved Megan.
“I think they wanted to get rid of her once they saw her unhinged and abusive behaviour.
This week’s drama in the villa saw Megan finally confirm that she and Tommy were over, after spending recent days ramping up her connection with rugby lad Conor.
No sooner had she told a delighted Conor about the development, he suggested they spend the night in the hideaway.
The explosive move came after they shared two snogs on the Terrace behind smitten Tommy Bradley’s back, infuriating fans.
Megan and Tommy had seemed to be one of the dating show’s most secure couples until this week, when her head was turned by Conor – sparking other Islanders to brand the situation “wife swap”.
Fans also turned on ‘nasty’ Megan after she gleefully called Conor and Tommy’s row over her “brilliant”.
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DEVASTATED parents say they have been forced to investigate the death of their British daughter themselves after being refused support from officials.
Jenna Chan, 15, was tragically killed by a boat propeller while on a school trip snorkelling in the Maldives.
British-Singaporean dual national Jenna was a student at St Joseph’s International Institution and had been assisting the British registered charity, the Maldives Whale Shark Research Programme (MWSRP), in its research expedition.
On November 8, the school girl was allegedly beckoned into the water but within minutes was “sucked under” when the engine was switched on.
Her parents, Alan and Jennifer Chan, have said that more than a month after the tragic incident they are “still waiting for answers” and have “been forced to become their own investigators”.
As a state, the Maldives does not provide post-mortem examinations so the couple are hunting for information about their daughter’s death “completely” on their own.
Jennifer told The Times: “We just want to know why Jenna died. There is no justice and we are completely on our own.”
Alan flew out to the island in March to get hold of the hospital CT scans that were used by police to determine a possible cause of death.
Jennifer, a surgeon, examined the pictures with her colleagues who she said were horrified “because Jenna’s injuries were so horrific”.
The couple said they haven’t even been allowed to speak to any of the teachers who were on board the boat at the time of the incident.
They believe there was “no real investigation” into the accident, adding that there was a “chain of errors” throughout the excursion, they claim.
According to some of the students, Jenna was reportedly instructed to enter the water while the guides tracked dolphins.
The teenager was then allegedly “sucked up” by the engine before reportedly being brought to the nearest hotel instead of hospital.
Michael Johnston, CEO of St Joseph’s International Institution , previously wrote to the parents informing them that efforts to piece together what had happened to Jenna were being impeded by MWSRP.
According to the school’s boss, the company was “refusing” to provide access to their staff and crew for interviews.
“We remain exasperated at their lack of co-operation,” he said.
There has been silence from the Maldivian government and all news about her has ceased
Jenna's sister, Alice Chan
Jenna’s 17-year-old sister Alice has started a GoFundMe to raise awareness of the teen’s accident and help with legal fees while the family fight for answers.
The caption for the fundraiser reads: “My sister, 15 year old British-Singaporean Jenna Chan, was killed in a propeller accident during a school trip in the Maldives.
“There has been silence from the Maldivian government and all news about her has ceased.
“The circumstances leading to her sudden death and negligence of the company is truly shocking to our family and her teenage friends, who witnessed her death.
“Please help support us during this tough time for our family and loved ones, and spread the word about her case.
“All donations will go towards our fight for Jenna and protection of all future children and tourists, by providing our Maldivian lawyers with the legal fees and financial support to take more cases just like this one.”
We just want to know why Jenna died. There is no justice and we are completely on our own
Jenna's mum, Jennifer Chan
So far, £6,595 of its £10,000 has been raised.
Jenna was laid to rest on November 15 in Singapore.
A spokesperson for the young girl’s school said that it had been “unrelenting” in its efforts to find out what happened and is still waiting on a report from the Maldivian authorities.
In a statement, the school said: “The school has been unrelenting in our efforts to piece together a full account of what happened.
“The Maldivian authorities investigation is still ongoing and we have yet to receive their report.
“The Maldivian authorities and MWSRP have not given us access to interview the boat captain and crew nor the MWSRP staff. These are critical pieces for all of us.
“I can confirm that the Maldives Police Service was in Singapore and with the support of the Singapore Police Force facilitated interviews with witnesses on May 27 and 28, 2025.
“We continue to actively support the investigation. We have not and will not stop seeking answers and supporting those involved.”
The MWSRP said: “At the time of the incident, Ms Chan was under the supervision of two teaching staff from SJII and an experienced boat crew.
“The emergency response was in accordance with our procedures and Ms Chan was taken directly to a local health centre.”
A POPULAR sweet treat has been urgently recalled from shelves over fears it could pose a life-threatening risk to customers.
Unilever has pulled their summer product from major UK supermarkets after a labelling error.
Shoppers have been warned not to eat Wall’s Mini Milk Vanilla Strawberry & Chocolate Ice Cream Lollies.
The ice cream contains milk and may have pistachios, peanuts and soya which could endanger allergy sufferers.
The Food Standards Agency confirmed that labels on certain 10x35ml packs display ingredients in Spanish rather than English.
It means customers with an allergy or intolerance to milk, soya or nuts could miss the important allergen information.
Supermarkets have put out point of sale notice which explains why the product has been recalled.
Affected products show a use by date up to May 2027 which can be found on the side of the box.
Consumers with allergies have been asked to contact Unilever for more guidance and refund.
A national alert was also issued by the FSA, who advised Brits to avoid the product.
Unilever has apologised to the customers and added that no other Wall’s products have been affected.
The statement read: ” We apologise for any inconvenience caused and thank you for your co-operation.”
Exposure to traces of peanuts can prove fatal for those who suffer with the allergy.
It comes as a mum issued a stark warning after her allergic 20-year-old daughter died after eating a few mouthfuls of a ready meal.
Jess North, who had a severe peanut allergy, tragically died from an anaphylactic reaction on May 9, 2021.
Devastated Mum Maxine, from Aldingbourne, West Sussex, told how her daughter had only consumed “a couple of mouthfuls”.
The brave mum has since been on a mission to raise awareness over severe allergies – and in particular the lack of up to date epipens.
SYMPTOMS of an allergy usually occur within minutes of contact with with the offending food or trigger, but they can also come on up to one hour later.
Most allergic reactions are mild but they can also be moderate or severe.
Anaphylaxis is the most severe form of allergic reaction which can be life threatening.
In some cases, anaphylaxis symptoms lead to collapse and unconsciousness and, on rare occasions, can be fatal so it’s important to know how to recognise them and act quickly.
Mild to moderate symptoms include:
Severe symptoms of anaphylaxis include:
Anaphylaxis and its symptoms should be treated as a medical emergency.
Follow these steps if you think you or someone you’re with is having an anaphylactic reaction:
Do not stand or walk at any time, even if you feel better.
Sources: Allergy UK, NHS