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Among them was 22-year-old printer's apprentice Henry Le Goupillot, who passed away on June 1, 1945, less than a month after the defeat of Nazi Germany

Airports are notoriously expensive - but this one may be the dearest in the world, selling beer for €17.50 (£15), Big Macs for €21.50 (£18.50), and even bananas at €6 (£5) a pop.

A number of changes to bin collections could go ahead in the area

Kevin Campbell's son has revealed how the former Arsenal and Everton striker 'didn't look like him' as he opened up about his father's decline before his death at the age of 54 last year.

From Apple Watches to Vision Pro headsets, Apple lists a number of flashy products on its online store. Now, the tech giant has surprised fans with a brand new device - and it only costs £18.99.

Let the espionage and access resale campaigns begin (again)

A cyberspy crew or individual with ties to China's Ministry of State Security has infected global organizations with a remote access trojan (RAT) that's "even better" than Cobalt Strike, using this stealthy backdoor to enable its espionage and access resale campaigns.…

Publishers and law professors have filed amicus briefs supporting authors who sued Meta over its AI training practices, arguing that the company's use of "thousands of pirated books" fails to qualify as fair use under copyright law. The filings [PDF] in California's Northern District federal court came from copyright law professors, the International Association of Scientific, Technical and Medical Publishers (STM), Copyright Alliance, and Association of American Publishers. The briefs counter earlier support for Meta from the Electronic Frontier Foundation and IP professors. While Meta's defenders pointed to the 2015 Google Books ruling as precedent, the copyright professors distinguished Meta's use, arguing Google Books told users something "about" books without "exploiting expressive elements," whereas AI models leverage the books' creative content. "Meta's use wasn't transformative because, like the AI models, the plaintiffs' works also increased 'knowledge and skill,'" the professors wrote, warning of a "cascading effect" if Meta prevails. STM is specifically challenging Meta's data sources: "While Meta attempts to label them 'publicly available datasets,' they are only 'publicly available' because those perpetuating their existence are breaking the law."

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Holidays are meant to be unforgettable. But sadly, some tourists leave their trip abroad with memories they'd rather forget.

It used to be home to a fish and chip shop

More than £150,000 of debts are being written off

Following US President Donald Trump's tariff announcements, top savings rates disappeared in a flash - which is as I anticipated. Now, here's my advice on which rates to bank while you still can.

Dressed in an all-white ensemble, Erica Stoll was an equally sophisticated and supportive figure by her husband Rory McIlroy 's side as he clinched a win at the Masters.

Former world No 1 tennis star Caroline Wozniacki, 34, was previously engaged to Rory McIlroy in 2013, before he broke off the marriage plans over an abrupt three-minute phone call.

Michael Jackson's ex-wife Debbie Rowe was pictured during a rare outing in Palmdale, California, on Monday.

Lexi Newkirk, from Texas, has shared how she and her husband, Diego, built their dream home out of two shipping containers costing $5,500 (£4,170) each.

According to rules issued by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Katy Perry, Lauren Sanchez and their fellow Blue Origin passengers aren't really astronauts after all.

Solo traveller, Fiona, from New York, U.S., opened up in a TikTok video about the 'ugly parts' of exploring the world alone after a recent experience in Milan left her feeling uneasy.

Richard Madeley was visibly moved as he spoke about the devastating impact pancreatic cancer has had on his own life, telling Good Morning Britain viewers he has recently lost a close friend to the disease

In the new episode of her podcast, Confessions of a Female Founder, the Montecito- based Duchess of Sussex, 43, spoke about the loss of her child.

Spring is here, and with it the promise of evenings spent lounging in the garden (come on, sunshine!).