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The owners of the estate for the world-famous Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door in Dorset have increased its prices and put up recording cameras.

The Duke of Sussex claims his 'worst fears have been confirmed' by secret evidence heard in a new appeal hearing as he pushes to have his UK security reinstated after it was removed in 2020.

The new project is said to be a local service for local people

The Harry Potter author declared she would 'fund' the mother's defence after Gloucestershire Police warned Caroline Charters to delete the file which exposed their botched probe.

Maxwell's lawyers filed a 159-page Petition to the highest court in the country on Thursday asking the Supreme Court Justices to throw out her 20-year sentence for sex trafficking.

Consumer campaign group says 'we need lifetime transparency for tech

Those well-meaning agitators at the Public Interest Research Group (PIRG) are back, this time with an interactive "Electronic Waste Graveyard" cataloging a range of devices tossed aside after software support expires or cloud connections flatline.…

The Archewell Foundation will no longer donate to the Milwaukee Muslim Women's Coalition owing to comments made by its founder.

Looking for something new to watch this weekend? The Mail's TV experts have sifted through hundreds of programmes to bring you the 20 best shows and films to stream on demand right now…

The bizarre plan was part of a six-year non-lethal weapons development project costing $7.5million.

Fernando Alonso suffered a bizarre issue with his steering wheel during practice in Bahrain on Friday, where it fell off as he tried to turn into the final corner and had to be replaced in the pits.

Ubisoft has triggered fresh debate over digital ownership by claiming in court that customers who purchased The Crew never truly owned the game. The legal battle began when California plaintiffs sued after Ubisoft deactivated servers for the 2014 racing title, rendering it unplayable beyond a restricted demo version. Unlike most delisted games where previously purchased copies remain accessible, Ubisoft completely removed The Crew from customers' libraries. The plaintiffs, who bought physical copies years ago, contend that Ubisoft misled consumers and point to competitors who provided offline modes for end-of-life titles. Ubisoft counters that packaging clearly stated purchases only granted temporary licenses. The case has expanded to include claims about in-game currency qualifying as gift certificates under California law and activation codes promised to work until 2099.

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Around 5,000 adults in the UK and roughly the same number in the US have MND-there is a one in 300 risk of developing the condition.

The aircraft went down in the Florida city after 10am local time Friday morning.

Nails are often seen as a beauty statement - but beneath the polish, they could be trying to show you something much more serious.

Tiger is not in attendance at Augusta as he continues to recover from his torn Achilles, but he announced earlier in the week that he was partnering with the course for a series of charitable opportunities.

David Wyatt, the driver of the fire truck that collided with a Brightline train in West Palm Beach, Florida, in December, has learned his punishment months after the high-speed crash left 15 people injured.

It was not Homa's caddie but another on the eighth hole who had his back turned as the golfer shot from the trees in search of the fairway on the par five.

Coachella appears to have already descended into 'chaos' with dozens of attendees already branding it 'the worst in history' - despite doors not even officially being open.

British industry leaders fear tariffs imposed by President Trump could disrupt the supply and even the price of drugs including slimming jabs Mounjaro and Ozempic.

The cast of The White Lotus have called the seven month shoot in the heat of Thailand 'intense', 'claustophobic' and a 'Truman Show social experiment.