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Nvidia 'looking to oust CEO Jensen Huang' after affair with alleged Chinese spy

The board of Nvidia is reportedly planning to sack chief executive Jensen Huang after he confessed to an extramarital affair. The affair was with a woman accused of being alleged spy that may have jeopardised the multi-trillion-dollar company.

Boots £90 beauty box contains £445 worth of Estée Lauder and more

Boots has made it easier to stock up on must-have beauty buys with the return of its much-loved bundle offer, giving shoppers the chance to snap up multiple products for less than they'd cost individually. As we edge closer to Christmas, the high-street giant has brought back its popular Showstopper Beauty Box for 2026.

Britain needs more than Andy Burnham's end of the pier show conjuring

Misdirection is among the most important skills in a stage magician’s repertoire and Andy Burnham has it in spades. The Labour leader is a master at creating the illusion of activity. He is waving the EU flag and working Rejoiners into a euphoric frenzy as he fills them with hope he is the Brexit-slayer they have longed for. Meanwhile, he tantalises politicos with the promise of a 10-year plan – even though a general election is due by August 2029 and fewer than three in 10 people plan to vote Labour.

Public Access Afterworld by Jane Schoenbrun review

The Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma writer-director’s first novel is a wry, hugely fun journey into the dark world behind our screens

Wish you were here? Retro holiday guides

As a kid Jonny Trunk never went on holiday – perhaps that’s why he started collecting vintage brochures that showed glamorous beaches and cruises (but never the malfunctioning toilets)

Allen review

This good-natured if relentlessly unsubtle family film from Netflix and the studio behind Bluey relies on a cute alien with no personality

‘A web of canals and cobbled streets’: a city break in Haarlem in the Netherlands

A short ride from Amsterdam, this laid-back city has great museums, cosy bars and a new exhibition featuring the works of Rembrandt and local artist Frans Hals this winter

Liverpool need to sell 10 players to win Premier League and Champions League

Liverpool have shown promise in the first few months of Andoni Iraola's tenure, but they are still some way off challenging for another title. Their triumph in the 2024/25 season under Arne Slot feels like a distant memory as they go into the international break some nine points adrift of league leaders Arsenal. The drop-off in Slot's second season was notable and Iraola has needed to fix some immediate issues.

'Haunting' and 'heartbreaking' Netflix war film based on harrowing true events

As far as impactful war films go, there’s one streaming right now on Netflix that has blown the socks off viewers, who can’t seem to get over the ‘haunting’ and ‘visceral’ combat drama inspired by harrowing true events from the Second World War.

“Work of art” Period Drama “as good as the book” Streaming Now on Netflix

Period drama fans will be pleased to know there's a new kid on the bloc, ready to sink your teeth into this season, as all episodes are streaming now.

Vernon Kay breaks down in tears on Radio 2 after receiving 'emotional' message

Vernon Kay has been keeping BBC Radio 2 listeners up to date with his co-star Owain Wyn Evans' 4 Nations Cycle Challenge to raise money for Children in Need this week, and he's been swept up in the emotion of it all. Vernon broke down in tears after receiving a message from a listener who had been through "a lot of trauma" in her childhood and wanted to wish Owain good luck for his charitable efforts as a result.

I went on TV and said Prince Harry was going bald

A royal photographer who went on television and told viewers Prince Harry was going bald has revealed how the Duke got his own back in a particularly humiliating fashion.