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Junkermann, a tech investor and trustee since February 2024 at the Royal Marsden Cancer Charity—which supports Britain's top cancer hospital—resigned last week by mutual agreement. The move came after a Telegraph probe revealed her affectionate messages to Epstein over two decades, plus multiple flights on his jet. Prince William has been hospital president since 2007, and he and Kate became charity patrons in January 2025 following her treatment there. No evidence links the royals to her appointment, as patronage roles stay ceremonial.

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Nicole Junkermann's close emails with Jeffrey Epstein, like calling him 'baby' and 'Mr Wonderful,' have now led her to step down from a charity tied to Prince William and Princess Kate.

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Released in mid-November, Grok 4.1 Fast led benchmarks like Zenline at 2.84 billion tokens, Agent Zero at 3.73 billion, Match VC at 6.81 billion, and Neon Synth at 7.63 billion, outpacing models such as DeepSeek V3 and Claude Sonnet 4.5. It hit second on OpenRouter's monthly leaderboard with 2.72 trillion tokens handled, excelling in programming and multilingual tasks. While coders praised its speed for daily assistance, some pointed to stronger safety results from rivals like Foundation Labs' Gabriel and noted limits in factual accuracy or fun tasks like making memes. Frequent updates from top teams keep the AI competition intense and accessible.

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Screenshots from Wednesday showed xAI's free Grok 4.1 Fast claiming top scores on leaderboards for massive token processing. Elon Musk kept it simple: 'Not bad.'

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The 2027 standout rushed for 943 yards and 17 touchdowns as a junior, including a school-record six scores in one game, while maintaining a 3.7 GPA. McMiller chose the Ducks over Texas, Texas A&M, and SMU, praising coach Ra’Shaad Samples' persistence and Dan Lanning's leadership. His commitment boosts Oregon's 2027 class to No. 19 nationally, highlighting their rising pull from Texas talent.

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Cadarius McMiller, the 6-foot-2 speedster from Tyler High, picked Oregon over Texas powerhouses, drawn by a persistent running back coach and visions of national titles.

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Formula 1 fans are debating whether Oscar Piastri exceeded expectations in the 2025 season despite unexpectedly entering the World Drivers' Championship contention. Discussions counter claims of recurring disappointment and highlight reactions from Lando Norris fans. Comparisons are made to drivers including Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc amid title fight debates, with banter over past achievements like podiums and points swings.

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Fresh off his first F1 World Drivers' Championship win in Abu Dhabi last December, McLaren's Lando Norris shared rare Instagram workout clips from Dubai, showing his intense Peloton session. Fans celebrated the usually quiet driver's active social media return as a sign of confidence, especially after he topped Day 1 of Bahrain pre-season testing last week by edging Max Verstappen. While most see it as proof he's locked in for back-to-back titles with the No. 1 car in 2026, skeptics wonder if it's a distraction from car concerns, and rival fans poke at his past title slips.

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Lando Norris pedaled hard on his Peloton, metrics blazing at 104 cadence and 194 watts, against a dreamy Dubai backdrop of palms and yachts. Fans couldn't believe their eyes—he's suddenly everywhere online.

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The world No. 2 Italian entered the BNP Paribas Open doubles draw with American No. 67 Opelka, reuniting five years after their 2021 Atlanta title win. Their partnership comes as a surprise to many who hoped for a "Dinner Doubles" matchup with Britain's Jack Draper, following the duo's fun quarters run in Montreal last summer and their playful off-court moments. Indian Wells draws top singles players for casual doubles fun amid packed crowds, and this pairing has sparked memes questioning Sinner's Opelka affinity while others eye a potential show-stealer.

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Jannik Sinner, fresh from his hard-court triumphs, picks up his old doubles racket to pair with big-serving Reilly Opelka at Indian Wells. Fans who dreamed of seeing him team with Jack Draper are left wistful.

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In Sunday's episode, Helena accused Carrington of performing for the cameras after Movie Night clips revealed his obsession with Belle Hassan, including a steamy kiss she rated 9/10. She highlighted red flags like missing private touches despite her love language being physical contact, while he defended himself against claims of fakeness. Their rocky path started with his flirty history, and though public votes kept them safe, fans cheer Helena's growth and self-respect as recouplings approach.

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Helena Ford pulled Carrington Rodriguez aside for a raw fireside chat, calling out his public affection that vanished behind closed doors.

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Cork beat Tipperary 0-29 to 0-22 at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh before a record league crowd of 30,910, avenging last year's All-Ireland final loss and moving to a perfect 3-0 record atop Division 1A. The game turned chaotic on 33 minutes with a five-minute melee, yellows for Alan Connolly and Willie Connors, then reds for Shane Barrett and Jason Forde, leaving both teams with 14 men. Manager Ben O'Connor blasted referee Liam Gordon for ending halftime three minutes early and questioned the reds, calling for good hard physical hurling without over-officiating.

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A massive brawl sucked in nearly 30 players, leading to straight red cards for both sides just before halftime in Cork's heated win over Tipperary.

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Limerick grabbed their first points of 2026 with a 1-26 to 2-16 victory over Kilkenny in Division 1A, thanks to Aidan O’Connor’s 0-10 and Peter Casey’s man-of-the-match five points at a 8,958-strong crowd. Waterford beat Offaly 1-19 to 0-16, powered by Reuben Halloran's 1-12. In Division 1B, Kildare shocked Antrim 3-21 to 0-20 with Muiris Curtin’s hat-trick heroics, while Clare crushed Down 3-35 to 0-15. Cork leads 1A on six points, with Limerick and Waterford on two; Clare tops 1B.

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Aaron Gillane's rocket goal in the 57th minute sent the TUS Gaelic Grounds into raptures, firing Limerick to a vital win over Kilkenny.

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Limerick grabbed their first points of 2026 with a 1-26 to 2-16 victory over Kilkenny in Division 1A, thanks to Aidan O’Connor’s 0-10 and Peter Casey’s man-of-the-match five points at a 8,958-strong crowd. Waterford beat Offaly 1-19 to 0-16, powered by Reuben Halloran's 1-12. In Division 1B, Kildare shocked Antrim 3-21 to 0-20 with Muiris Curtin’s hat-trick heroics, while Clare crushed Down 3-35 to 0-15. Cork leads 1A on six points, with Limerick and Waterford on two; Clare tops 1B.

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Aaron Gillane's rocket goal in the 57th minute sent the TUS Gaelic Grounds into raptures, firing Limerick to a vital win over Kilkenny.

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Cork beat Tipperary 0-29 to 0-22 at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh before a record league crowd of 30,910, avenging last year's All-Ireland final loss and moving to a perfect 3-0 record atop Division 1A. The game turned chaotic on 33 minutes with a five-minute melee, yellows for Alan Connolly and Willie Connors, then reds for Shane Barrett and Jason Forde, leaving both teams with 14 men. Manager Ben O'Connor blasted referee Liam Gordon for ending halftime three minutes early and questioned the reds, calling for good hard physical hurling without over-officiating.

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A massive brawl sucked in nearly 30 players, leading to straight red cards for both sides just before halftime in Cork's heated win over Tipperary.

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Cork beat Tipperary 0-29 to 0-22 at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh before a record league crowd of 30,910, avenging last year's All-Ireland final loss and moving to a perfect 3-0 record atop Division 1A. The game turned chaotic on 33 minutes with a five-minute melee, yellows for Alan Connolly and Willie Connors, then reds for Shane Barrett and Jason Forde, leaving both teams with 14 men. Manager Ben O'Connor blasted referee Liam Gordon for ending halftime three minutes early and questioned the reds, calling for good hard physical hurling without over-officiating.

Key Takeaway

A massive brawl sucked in nearly 30 players, leading to straight red cards for both sides just before halftime in Cork's heated win over Tipperary.

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