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SOPHIE Turner is reportedly set to return to the UK permanently with her daughters following her messy custody battle with ex-husband Joe Jonas. 

The Game of Thrones actress, 29, and the Jonas Brother, 35, split in 2023 after four years of marriage and two children together. 

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Joe and Sophie split in 2023 and have now reportedly come to an arrangement for their children[/caption]

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Sophie has allegedly been looking at schools for her two girls[/caption]

Shortly after that, the pair became locked in an argument over where four-year-old Willa and two-year-old Delphine should primarily reside. 

While they initially expressed plans to share custody in their sole joint statement announcing their separation, the situation got complicated with Sophie accusing Joe of holding them in America and keeping their passports. 

By January 2024, the situation was resolved privately as part of their divorce proceedings, which also included the sale of their marital home in Miami, Florida. 

Now, according to Daily Mail, Sophie is preparing to return to the UK with her children, and has been looking for schools for the two girls. 

The site states that the children will remain primarily in the UK with their mum. 

The Sun Online has contacted Sophie’s representatives for comment. 

Sophie has since moved on from Joe with a new relationship, and has been dating 30-year-old Peregrine Pearson, the son and heir to Viscount Cowdray, since October 2023. 

They made their debut as a couple publicly in February 2024 at Stanley Zhu’s Year of the Dragon celebration together at Dixie Queen in London.

Since Game of Thrones, Sophie has starred in ITV’s Joan and a dramatization of The Staircase alongside Colin Firth. 

It’s also rumoured she is being considered for the role of Lara Croft in a new movie adaptation. 

Meanwhile Joe has not had any public relationships, but has been touring the world alongside his brothers, Kevin and Nick. 

Earlier this month, the world-famous brothers held their own convention in their native New Jersey, with thousands of fans celebrating the 20th anniversary of the band’s debut album. 

They are also set to head off on a world tour later this year, releasing a new album and a new Disney movie, A Very Jonas Christmas, in the process. 

If that wasn’t enough, Joe is also releasing his second solo album, titled Music for People Who Believe In Love, at the end of May. 

At least some of the tracks on the album will be influenced by his split from Sophie, though he told Hollywood Reporter he’s ‘not trying to come for anyone’. 

“I’m not trying to put stuff on blast,” he said. “I have a beautiful life that I’m grateful for. I’ve got two beautiful kids. 

“I’m a happy person, and the music needed to resemble that — but also, the journey to get here.”

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Sophie is now dating Peregrine Pearson[/caption]

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Sophie and Joe have come to an arrangement regarding their two daughters[/caption]

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Sophie has been tipped to be the next Lara Croft[/caption]

MAYO dropped to Division 2 of the Lidl NFL after going down 2-13 to 1-6 to a superior WATERFORD outfit at Kilmacthomas.

Two goals from Lauren McGregor were the main highlights as Tomás Mac an t’Saoir’s Déise finished third.

Mayo led briefly when Annie Gough buried a well-taken goal in the second minute.

However, Liam McHale’s side failed to replicate that ingenuity as Waterford retook the lead when McGregor finished at the end of the first quarter — helping the Déise to a 1-8 to 1-0 lead at half-time.

And inspired by another McGregor major on 40 minutes they sent Mayo to the second tier.

They will be joined by TYRONE after a second-half hat-trick from Róisín Byrne saw KILDARE turn around a lack-lustre opening period at St Conleth’s Park to win 4-10 to 2-8.

The first women’s game played at the newly developed ground, the Lilies failed to live up to the occasion and trailed 1-4 to 1-3 at half-time.

But Byrne netted three times in ten minutes to see the hosts finish sixth in Division 1 and the Red Hands last.

In Tralee, DUBLIN got the better of league finalists KERRY 2-12 to 2-10 to claim a fourth-place finish in the top tier.

Chloe Darby and Eilish O’Dowd hit the net for the Dubs, while Julia Curtin and Síofra O’Shea netted for the Kingdom.

The All-Ireland champions face ARMAGH in the decider and the holders concluded their campaign with a 2-12 to 4-5 defeat to MEATH at the Athletic Grounds.

NASA is about to begin a massive hunt for hidden asteroids, and may uncover city-destroying space rocks we’ve missed.

Thankfully if we do find one hurtling towards Earth, there’s hope for humanity – as scientists reveal how we might stop it.

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A massive and potentially dangerous asteroid might be hidden from view[/caption]

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Nasa is planning to send a space telescope to hunt for large asteroids we’d otherwise have missed[/caption]

Nasa’s NEO Surveyor mission plans to put a telescope into space to look for “near-Earth objects”.

The aim is to find objects that we’d struggle to see from Earth that might be dangerous to our precious world.

“We can only do something about hazardous near-Earth objects if we can find them first,” Nasa explains.

What gives Nasa’s new telescope a big advantage is that it’s capturing infrared light.

This will allow the NEO Surveyor probe to spot very-hard-to-see space rocks, some of which might be extremely dangerous.

“As it scans the solar system, NEO Surveyor’s sensitive infrared detectors will track the most elusive near-Earth objects,” Nasa said.

“Dark asteroids and comets don’t reflect much visible light, for example, but they will glow in the infrared spectrum as they’re heated by sunlight.”

But that’s not all: Nasa faces another problem when trying to track asteroids from the ground.

The brightness of the Sun makes it extremely difficult to spot asteroids in that part of the sky.

That means totally hidden – and potentially dangerous – asteroids might be lurking there. They could be very large, and impossible to see without sending a probe into space.

“NEO Surveyor will be able to find asteroids that approach Earth from the direction of the Sun,” Nasa explained.

“As well as ones both leading and trailing our planet’s orbit, where they are typically obscured by the glare of sunlight.

“All of these are threats that larger ground-based observatories could miss.”

The NEO Surveyor is expected to launch on one of Elon Musk’s SpaceX Falcon 9 rockets.

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The NEO Surveyor will launch using a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket as soon as 2027[/caption]

It’s expected to blast off from Florida in September 2027, with a launch window “no later” than June 2028.

And plenty of people will be happy after scientists revealed earlier this year that a 130-300ft asteroid had a small chance of striking Earth just before Christmas of 2032.

The impact probability for Asteroid 2024 YR4 peaked at 3.1% in mid-February, before thankfully falling to 0%.

Now Nasa is hoping to have the best chance of tracking down these potentially dangerous asteroids well ahead of time.

“NEO Surveyor will find asteroids and comets that other space missions cannot,” Nasa said.

“Filling a critical gap in humanity’s ability to detect potentially hazardous near-Earth objects.”

Leading the mission is Amy Mainzer, a UCLA professor of planetary science, who said one of the key objectives is “having enough time to really make an informed plan”.

“We still don’t know everything that’s in our own backyard,” Amy told the Los Angeles Times.

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Scientists hope that by catching asteroids early enough – and then deflecting them – humanity can avert disaster[/caption]

Mainzer’s mission is expecting to find two thirds of the expected 25,000 near-Earth asteroids larger than 459 feet across within the first five years after launch.

And within the first 10 years, it should have tracked 90% of those.

If one is found to be dangerous, it might need dealing with quickly.

One method is to “deflect” the asteroid, which works better if you have time on your side.

“It all comes down to doing things as early as you can, because then you barely have to do anything,” said Kathryn Kumamoto, the head of planetary defense at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, speaking to the LA Times.

“If we did want to, say, deflect the asteroid, we only have to nudge it a very little bit if we can get to it very far in advance.

“A change of a millimeter per second over decades will add up to thousands of kilometers, and that can be enough to make the asteroid miss the Earth entirely.”

Back in 2022, Nasa was able to change the trajectory of a near-Earth asteroid by crashing a spacecraft into it.

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Nasa was able to change the trajectory of an asteroid by crashing a spacecraft into it[/caption]

The Double Asteroid Redirection Test, known as Dart, nudged a small space rock around seven million miles away.

And a similar technique could be used for a genuine threat – if one is ever discovered.

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