Zoe Ball breaking up with Fat Boy Slim... again.

Zoe Ball breaking up with Fat Boy Slim... again.

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-37464920

TV presenter Zoe Ball and husband DJ Norman Cook - better known as Fatboy Slim - have announced their separation after 18 years together.

The pair announced the news "with great sadness" in a statement on Twitter, but said they remained "great friends".

"After many exciting adventures together over the last 18 years we have come to the end of our rainbow," the pair said.

BBC Radio 2 DJ Ball and Cook married in 1999 and have two children together.

In the statement, they said: "We are still great friends and will continue to support each other and raise our beautiful children together, living next door but one."

The couple, who live in Brighton, East Sussex, had their first child, Woody, in 2000.

They announced they were to separate in 2003, but reconciled, and had their second child, Nelly, in 2010.

Ball, 45, is best known as a former BBC Radio 1 breakfast show host and currently hosts Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two.

London School of Economics lecturer to divorce actor husband

http://www.cityam.com/249735/london-school-economics-lecturer-divorce-actor-husband

Genius. Caitlin Morrison opens a thousand doors to herself. Fully deserved.

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Mozart in the Jungle & Lola Kirke

Just finished Series 1 of Mozart in the Jungle with the stunningly brilliant Lola Kirke. Really fantastic stuff.

Really looking forward to Series 2

#Mozart #Classics #LolaKirke

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Fury over Facebook 'Napalm girl' censorship

http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-37318031

Facebook has controversially removed the iconic image of a girl fleeing a Napalm attack during the Vietnam war from a post, on the grounds of nudity.

The editor of Norwegian newspaper Aftenposten said the entire post, which was about iconic war imagery, was later deleted and the account of the reporter behind it suspended.

Espen Egil Hansen has accused Mark Zuckerberg of "an abuse of power".

Facebook said it has to restrict nudity for cultural reasons.

Mr Hansen said the image of Kim Phuc, then aged nine, was removed less than 24 hours after the newspaper received a request from the firm to either take down the image or pixelate it and before it had responded.

"While we recognise that this photo is iconic, it's difficult to create a distinction between allowing a photograph of a nude child in one instance and not others," Facebook said in a statement.

"We try to find the right balance between enabling people to express themselves while maintaining a safe and respectful experience for our global community. Our solutions won't always be perfect, but we will continue to try to improve our policies and the ways in which we apply them."

Several Norwegian politicians, including Prime Minister Erna Solberg, also shared the image but within hours it had been removed again, Aftenposten reports.