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As we prepare for the good old British winter, we're always looking for things to do of an evening that are a) warm and b) prevent another night sprawled on the sofa swigging wine.

Residents visit from nearby towns to shop and eat out

Jeffrey Allred, 62, a Pulitzer Prize-nominated photojournalist, followed the path taken by the assassin who gunned down conservative influencer Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University.

Lord Mandelson was effectively sacked by his own firm today as Global Counsel 'cut ties' with him after the torrent of sickening emails showing how he helped child sex predator Jeffrey Epstein.

Anna Wintour, the outgoing editor-in-chief of Vogue, belatedly revealed what she really thought of The Devil Wears Prada in a podcast with New Yorker editor David Remnick.

If you've ever found yourself standing alone at a party, wondering why everyone apart from you is having such a good time, you are not alone.

Poland, Lithuania and Latvia have ramped up security ahead of the drills, with Poland ordering the complete closure of its border with Belarus for their duration

The Duke of Sussex, 40, has secretly travelled to Ukraine today after four days of successful engagements in London and Nottingham as well as a reconciliation meeting with King Charles.

The Duke of Sussex flew to Poland and then caught a train to the Ukrainian capital, arriving on Friday morning.

Khloé Kardashian was lambasted by fans on Thursday night after she liked a post praising the right-wing provocateur Charlie Kirk after he was shot and killed the day before.

The Swiss government could soon require service providers with more than 5,000 users to collect government-issued identification, retain subscriber data for six months and, in many cases, disable encryption. From a report: The proposal, which is not subject to parliamentary approval, has alarmed privacy and digital-freedoms advocates worldwide because of how it will destroy anonymity online, including for people located outside of Switzerland. A large number of virtual private network (VPN) companies and other privacy-preserving firms are headquartered in the country because it has historically had liberal digital privacy laws alongside its famously discreet banking ecosystem. Proton, which offers secure and end-to-end encrypted email along with an ultra-private VPN and cloud storage, announced on July 23 that it is moving most of its physical infrastructure out of Switzerland due to the proposed law. The company is investing more than $117 million in the European Union, the announcement said, and plans to help develop a "sovereign EuroStack for the future of our home continent." Switzerland is not a member of the EU. Proton said the decision was prompted by the Swiss government's attempt to "introduce mass surveillance."

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Fingers are being pointed at the PM and his chief aide Morgan McSweeney over the disastrous appointment of the peer as US ambassador.

Braintree councillors are set to debate all available proposals for the reorganisation of council structures in Essex.

The development has been given the go-ahead despite the concerns

Dorm management refuses to cover costs after payment system borked

More than a thousand university students in the Netherlands must continue to travel to wash their clothes after their building management company failed to bring its borked smart laundry machines back online.…

Newly filed court documents obtained by the Daily Mail show that the popstar could appear under oath after the release of her new album next month.

Drivers should avoid the area where possible

Michael Deane, who works regularly with the Northern Irish golfer and runs a number of restaurants in Belfast , spoke out about the 'uncomfortable truth' of ordering a takeaway instead of going out to eat.

Experts have sounded the alarm over a stark rise in a rare cancer-warning that the sudden increase in diagnoses in people aged under 50 cannot be explained.

Jetsetters can now walk through the tunnel (pictured), dubbed the 'red carpet corridor', without stopping or showing any documents.