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Mystery has surrounded the 14-year-old's death since it was announced, with asphyxiation and food poisoning both ruled out by examiners, and the hotel hitting back at other claims.

After spending six hours stuck on a yoga mat in excruciating pain, Carla's doctor said there was nothing he could do - even finding a diagnosis was pointless. She refused to settle for a life of agony.

Experts from Protect Your Bubble have revealed the retro gadgets that are now worth a fortune, including old phones, cassette players, and gaming consoles.

Gwyneth Paltrow's daughter Apple Martin has broken her silence on the 'really upsetting' criticism she's received following last year's 'mean girl' drama.

Moffat Konofilia, 48, has appeared before magistrates in Weymouth and pleaded not guilty to the offence which is alleged to have happened in December 2023.

A seven-bedroom Elizabethan farmhouse that once belonged to the revered British actors Sir Laurence Olivier and Dame Joan Plowright has gone on sale in West Sussex.

The 27-year-old waiter, named only as Santiago, had been investigated in 2022 for distributing more than 100 child pornography videos and 270 images online.

Analysis of a survey of 5,180 people predicts Reform would secure 25 per cent of the vote if a general election was called now, with Labour and the Conservatives tied on 23 per cent each.

Tom Dryer-Beers talks to MailOnline Travel about his life at Spielplatz, the UK's longest-operating naturist resort that's situated just off the M25 in the village of Bricket Wood in Hertfordshire.

Trump has announced tariffs on imports to the US from the UK - but what goods travel the other way, and what tariffs do we charge?

This follow-up to one of the best-selling consoles of all time is being shown off in a series of big 'experience' events in 15 cities around the world, so that the gaming public can try it out before its release.

The Hollywood star, who passed away from pneumonia aged 65 on Tuesday, was diagnosed with throat cancer in 2014 and underwent a tracheotomy.

Longtime Slashdot reader theodp writes: A coalition of Washington state business leaders -- which includes Microsoft President Brad Smith and Amazon Chief Legal Officer David Zapolsky -- released a letter Wednesday urging state lawmakers to reconsider recently proposed tax and budget measures. "I actually think it's an almost unprecedented outpouring of support from across the business community," said Microsoft's Smith in an interview. In their letter, which reads in part like it could have been penned by a GenAI Marie Antoinette, the WA business leaders question whether any more spending is warranted given how poorly Washington's 4th and 8th graders compare to children in the rest of the nation on test scores. The letter also laments the increase in WA's homeless population as it celebrates WA Governor Bob Ferguson's announcement that he would not sign a proposed wealth tax. From the letter: "We have long partnered with you in many areas, including education funding. Despite more than doubling K-12 spending and increasing teacher salaries to some of the highest rates in the nation, 4th and 8th grade assessment scores in reading and math are among the worst in the country. Similarly, we have collaborated with you to address housing and homelessness. Despite historic investments in affordable housing and homelessness prevention since 2013, Washington's homeless population has grown by 71 percent, making it the third largest in the nation after California and New York, according to HUD. These outcomes beg the question of whether more investment is needed or whether we need different policies instead." Back in 2010, Smith teamed with then-Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer and then-Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos to fund an effort to defeat an initiative for a WA state income that was pushed for by Bill Gates Sr. In 2023, Bezos moved out of WA state before being subjected to a 7% tax on gains of more than $250,000 from the sale of stocks and bonds, a move that reportedly saved him $1.2 billion in WA taxes on his 2024 Amazon stock sales.

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President Donald Trump announced Wednesday his decision to level sweeping economic tariffs on foreign countries across the globe, but three significant countries were not on the list.

In an exclusive interview with MailOnline, bus driver Ross Munns contradicted Ms Giuffre's account of the incident - and insisted that the car was in a minor collision with his bus.

Peter, from Liverpool, is 89 years old and has bought his wife Vera the same gift every Friday for 68 years. He recently went viral on TikTok, where people were left in tears at the romantic gesture.

The US President last night slapped a 10 per cent tariff on American imports of UK goods as part of blizzard of global levies on what he dubbed 'Liberation Day'.

Sir Rod Stewart and his family have been plunged into shock and grief following the death of a beloved young relative this week.

Claire Glatman, 60, from North Yorkshire, was fatally struck by the propellors of the motorboat 20 metres off the shoreline of Corfu in August 2020.