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On Monday, the authorities in Kyrgyzstan abandoned attempts to extricate Natalia, also known as Natasha Nagovitsina, 47, from Victory Peak due to bad weather.

Vice President JD Vance was ruthlessly mocked online for incorrectly claiming that World War II ended with 'negotiations' as he discussed President Donald Trump's strategy to end the war in Ukraine.

Andy Armstrong, from North Yorkshire, joined his daughter Ellie on her 'Den-do' - a Dad Hen Do - in Ibiza.

Holidaymakers heading to popular destinations could face fines of up to £3,000 - or even prison time - for wearing a seemingly harmless clothing item. 

She had been hospitalised in a life-threatening condition

Tamzin Outhwaite hasn't always seen eye to eye with her ex-husband of seven years, Tom Ellis. However, the former EastEnders star, 54, has appeared to offer an olive branch.

Plans say changes in Government funded child care and housing increases sparked 'very significant lack' of nursery places

Amazon is facing a proposed class action lawsuit alleging it misleads customers by advertising digital movies and TV shows as "purchases," when in reality buyers only receive revocable licenses that can disappear if Amazon loses distribution rights. From the Hollywood Reporter: On Friday, a proposed class action was filed in Washington federal court against Amazon over a "bait and switch" in which the company allegedly misleads consumers into believing they've purchased content when they're only getting a license to watch, which can be revoked at any time. [...] The lawsuit accuses Amazon, which didn't respond to a request for comment, of misrepresenting the nature of movie and TV transactions during the purchase process. On its website and platform, the company tells consumers they can "buy" a movie. But hidden in a footnote on the confirmation page is fine print that says, "You receive a license to the video and you agree to our terms," the complaint says. The issue is already before a court. In a 2020 lawsuit alleging unfair competition and false advertising over the practice, Amazon maintained that its use of the word "buy" for digital content isn't deceptive because consumers understand their purchases are subject to licenses. Quoting Webster's Dictionary, it said that the term means "rights to the use or services of payment" rather than perpetual ownership and that its disclosures properly warn people that they may lose access. The court ultimately rebuffed Amazon's bid to dismiss the lawsuit outside of a claim alleging a violation of Washington's unjust enrichment law.

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Council threw out the plans but the Government's planning inspectorate give it the green light

Footage showed the moments leading up to the incident, which saw Wbee trailing behind rivals, before suffering an injury that led to the 10-year-old horse veering off to the left and through barriers.

Phone lines also down as officials rely on social media to issue updates

The state of Nevada is now two days into a cyberattack that has brought down many of its digital services.…

A total of 52,180 people have now arrived in Britain since Sir Keir Starmer took office and implemented his 'smash the gangs' policy.

The Deputy Prime Minister has been dubbed 'Three Pads Rayner' after it emerged she had shelled out £800,000 on a luxury flat in Hove, East Sussex.

The flight, bound for Agadir, Morocco, took off just after 9am on the morning of August 25, however was forced to divert and land back into Manchester Airport just over an hour later.

Women at University College London (pictured, file photo) have revealed the institution has continued to allow trans women to use female facilities.

The singer has been taking a break from releasing new music, but appears to be cashing in with a string of other business ventures.

The two men allegedly had a brawl in a busy Dorset car park on Wednesday, August 20.

The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) has published its annual data for test centres across the UK.

The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) has published its annual data for test centres across the UK.

Former Harry Potter director Chris Columbus had a steely response when asked if he wanted to be involved in the controversial HBO TV reboot of the beloved franchise .