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Online advocates of misogynistic incel (involuntarily celibate) culture are rebranding as 'Sub5s' to get past the platform's ban on hateful material.

The former trader had a humble upbringing living with his parents, his brother and sister in a tiny three bedroom mid-terraced house with a back garden overlooking railway tracks in Ilford, Essex.

One TikTok user shared a clip from an NBA game and zoomed in on the player while writing: 'WHY IS TRAVIS KELCE THE NEW SECOND STRING CENTER FOR THE KINGS'.

Dan Osborne sent a sweet message to his wife Jacqueline Jossa on Mother's Day on Sunday - despite recent claims that their marriage is 'over'.

Taiwo Owatemi had her claim for 'pet rent' approved so she could keep Bella with her in the capital instead of in her Coventry North West constituency.

Zoe Stephens, 31, from Liverpool, who shows groups of tourists around North Korea says everyone's 'wrong' about the country. She has visited North Korea 30 times since March 2016.

Plastic surgeons are reporting a surge in patients demanding 'dangerous' cosmetic operations due to the effects of losing a lot of weight on slimming jabs.

While some forms of hair loss are irreversible, others can be improved. In our essential guide, we've teamed up with experts to find out the latest advice and treatments.

Alberta Testanero, 55, was named by the New York Post after she got into a heated spat with the man on a 6 train in midtown New York last week.

The suburb is said to have had two names for nearly 900 years

It's a fantastic place to live with plenty of things to do

Just three days after President Joe Biden left the 2024 presidential race, Vice President Kamala Harris had to get her acting chops ready.

Carol Alt who was the face of the 80s super modeling world and appeared on an estimated 1000 magazine covers is dishing out her secrets to maintaining ageless beauty at 64 years old.

It has been reported that a small white schnauzer and poodle mixed-breed was attacked by another dog in a field between St Peters Church and Hanwell Fields in Banbury, Oxfordshire on Wednesday.

"Researchers have discovered nearly 1.5 million pictures from specialist dating apps — many of which are explicit — being stored online without password protection," reports the BBC, "leaving them vulnerable to hackers and extortionists." And the images weren't limited to those from profiles, the BBC learned from the ethical hacker who discovered the issue. "They included pictures which had been sent privately in messages, and even some which had been removed by moderators..." Anyone with the link was able to view the private photos from five platforms developed by M.A.D Mobile [including two kink/BDSM sites and two LGBT apps]... These services are used by an estimated 800,000 to 900,000 people. M.A.D Mobile was first warned about the security flaw on 20th January but didn't take action until the BBC emailed on Friday. They have since fixed it but not said how it happened or why they failed to protect the sensitive images. Ethical hacker Aras Nazarovas from Cybernews first alerted the firm about the security hole after finding the location of the online storage used by the apps by analysing the code that powers the services... None of the text content of private messages was found to be stored in this way and the images are not labelled with user names or real names, which would make crafting targeted attacks at users more complex. In an email M.A.D Mobile said it was grateful to the researcher for uncovering the vulnerability in the apps to prevent a data breach from occurring. But there's no guarantee that Mr Nazarovas was the only hacker to have found the image stash. "Mr Nazarovas and his team decided to raise the alarm on Thursday while the issue was still live as they were concerned the company was not doing anything to fix it..."

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When I opened up the internet browser app on his phone, PornHub popped up. I was a little taken aback, but not overly surprised. All boys watch porn... right?

Oh, how the clever boys in Tory HQ must have laughed. What a jolly jape. Mocking up a series of tweets to mimic US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth's messages on bombing the Houthis.

Maya Jama is being followed on Instagram by Ruben Dias' mother, prompting speculation over a relationship between the Love Island host and the Manchester City star.

Accusing the Jews of setting up a concentration camp has been a constant claim against the Jewish state ever since it withdrew from the Strip in 2005. But it is an absurdity.

Savers could be in for a nasty surprise. HMRC is responsible for collecting what tax savers owe on the interest they have earned. But it has not been doing a great job.