Also being the world's longest-ranged private aircraft, the jet can fly up to 14 hours across 7,700 nautical miles on routes like New York to Tel Aviv and Los Angeles to Sydney, per Bombardier. Inside a Bombardier Global 7500 demonstration aircraft. Thomas Pallini/Insider While it can't quite break the speed of sound, the jet flies at .925 Mach and can fly between New York and Los Angeles in as little as three and a half hours.

In case you're wondering what's making waves in the beautysphere over on TikTok, there's a new up-and-comer rising to steal the spotlight. “Latte makeup” or “latte girl makeup” is taking over from where the Vanilla girl left off. For the uninitiated, the vanilla girl aesthetic was all about luxe, cosy minimalism, centred around airy, neutral colours like white, beige, cream and vanilla. And while it mainly applied to outfits (think: linen shirts, soft bed shorts and cashmere cardigans), the latte girl is bringing bronzy, beachy vibes to your makeup.

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Stepmother of girl, 14, arrested for cyber-stalking 12-year-old classmate who killed herself is ordered to stay away from her kids after video showed her punching two boysVivian Vosburg, 30, the stepmother of Guadalupe Shaw, 14, has been charged with child abuse and neglect Ms Vosburg was snagged by police after a video of her participating in a fight between several children wound up on FacebookRebecca Ann Sedwick, 12, was bullied online by a gang of up to 15 school girls, including Ms Shaw

History booksReviewRichard J Evans’s sweeping history lays bare a century of freedom and oppression, progress and misruleA daughter of revolution born to a new world father and an old world mother, Flora Tristan had little power in early 19th-century France. Women’s rights remained limited, and as a teenager Flora was pressured into marrying a Montmartre artisan with whom she suffered a life of “endless torture”. But in 1825, Flora left her husband and exerted her independence: she travelled to Peru, wrote feminist pamphlets, and while visiting Britain sneaked into the House of Commons dressed as a Turkish man.