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Matt Willis has revealed that his marriage to Emma Willis wouldn't have survived if he had waited for an ADHD diagnosis on the NHS.The former Busted star was joined on his podcast, On The Mend, by his psychiatrist, Dr James Kustow, to discuss the condition. Matt, who received his diagnosis around four years ago, said it was a life-changing experience, but ADHD specialist Dr Kustow explained that some people are forced to wait five years for a diagnosis through the NHS.

Experts have described the chaos of the worldwide IT outage as a 'big wake-up call' and warned that it is 'likely' to happen again unless governments and tech firms work together. Professor Ciaran Martin, the former chief executive of the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), said 'the worst' of the outage was over, but countries would 'have to learn to cope' with future flaws.

Holidaymakers were faced with long queues and disruption at Manchester Airport following a global IT outage. Airlines were hit by the worldwide technical glitch, causing delays and some cancellations.

Manchester will be the stage where the nation can welcome back Olympic champions once the games are over. The National Lottery today announced plans for two national events following the Games, with one of them set to take place at the AO Arena.

A massive IT outage has stricken businesses across the globe as travel and business services have ground to a halt.

Naga Munchetty took a moment to interrupt Friday's BBC Breakfast with some urgent news, stating: "Good morning. It's Friday the 19th of July and we have some breaking news to bring you.

A Microsoft Windows issue has caused problems in major airports around the world including Manchester Airport.

Sky News went off the air briefly on Friday morning amid a global IT outage, which also disrupted flights around the world and train services in the U.K. According to the BBC, the disruptions appear to be linked to a software update that went awry for cybersecurity company Crowdstrike’s anti-virus software, which has affected many of Microsoft’s Windows devices. In a statement to the BBC, Microsoft blamed “third-party software,” but did not name the platform.

A global IT meltdown has caused chaos around the world today after a major IT outage.

A global IT outage is affecting services across the NHS with GP appointments cancelled and some patients unable to pick up prescriptions.

Sky News faced a major hiccup when technical difficulties stopped the channel from broadcasting as planned. Sky News presenter Jacquie Beltrao sounded the alarm on Twitter, revealing: "We're obviously not on air - we're trying." The chaos wasn't contained to just Sky's UK base; other big-name broadcasters like SBS, ABC, and Network 10 experienced similar technical troubles. It seems the root of the problem was a faulty Microsoft Windows anti-virus update that wreaked havoc worldwide, affecting Sky News Australia, various tech firms, financial institutions, and airlines.

Scarlett Johansson has said The Avengers cast discuss “terrible reviews” in a WhatsApp group together.In a new interview with The New York Times, Johansson said that she’s in a WhatsApp group with her Marvel co-stars Chris Evans, Robert Downey Jr., Jeremy Renner, Chris Hemsworth and Mark Ruffalo.When asked if the cast have a group thread, Johansson said “Yes, that’s true” and then opened up briefly about the contents of the group.“Everything goes on in there,” she explained. “I mean, really.

The body found by a mountain rescue team in Tenerife is British teenager Jay Slater, a court spokesperson has confirmed.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly feeling the heat as they continue their American adventure, four years on from their Royal exit.

Willy Wonka children’s event that took place in Glasgow earlier this year is to be turned into an Edinburgh Fringe show – and two of the original actors from the 1971 film will be there.Earlier this year, an experience event for children that was based on Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonks And The Chocolate Factory book and the Timothée Chalamet movie, Wonka, went viral after receiving dozens of complaints from parents.What appeared to be an immersive, Wonka-themed attraction, disappointed many members of the Glasgow public after being held in an abandoned warehouse using cheap props, costumes plus an AI-generated script.The £35 a ticket event was quickly shut down after receiving dozens of complaints from angry parents, many of whom demanded their money back and called the police.Now, Julie Dawn Cole and Paris Themmen, who played Veruca Salt and Mike Teevee respectively in the 1971 movie starring Gene Wilder, will co-narrate a new show at Edinburgh Festival based on the debacle.Willy’s Candy Spectacular: A Musical Parody will also see some of those involved in the original event in Glasgow will also take part, including Kirsty Paterson, who became a viral hit after pictures emerged of her as a sad Oompa Loompa.

According to exit polls published by major local media organizations, including the BBC, ITV and Sky News after voting on Thursday was completed, Labour may have secured a 170-seat majority in the 650-seat House of Commons, the U.K.’s lower chamber of parliament. That means that Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer should be Britain’s next Prime Minister and that he would have a substantial working majority in parliament. At 3am British Summer time on Friday, some five hours after voting ended, the forecasts point to Labour controlling 410 seats in the Commons. The exit polls show the ruling Conservative Party being reduced to 131 seats and give the third placed Liberal Democrats 61 seats.

Police have told Jay Slater’s family that they can use their own search and rescue teams to look for the teenager ‘without any problem’.

The family of Jay Slater have hit back at a TikTok star who insisted he hadn't seen a penny of funds raised to support the search for the teenager. Callum Fahim flew to Tenerife to take part in the searchafter contacting Jay Slater's mother, Debbie Duncan, online.

Cabinet minister Jonathan Reynolds declined to rule out the introduction of digital ID cards after former premier Sir Tony Blair called for the documents.

A BBC journalist’s world has been turned upside down. He’s just lost his wife and two daughters in a vicious crossbow attack.

A TikTok star who flew out to Tenerife to help in the search for Jay Slater says he is returning home. Callum Fahim claims he has not seen any of the money raised from the GoFundMe page and plans to return to the UK after spending two weeks in Spain.