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Justin Bieber's wife Hailey was nowhere to be found as he braved the rainy Los Angeles weather on Thursday amid concerns for the couple's marriage.

User can still push for perpetual licenses despite vendor's craving for subscription deals

In the sizeable global ERP market, SAP's biggest threat is not some other software giant like Oracle. It is its own legacy software supported by other vendors.…

Heroic father Ben Sommerville, 39, ran into his burning Wiltshire home six times suffering burns on his torso and face - after a laptop caught fire.

The former Spice Girl, 50, coyly insisted: 'Mr. Beckham's going to love this' as she tried on the new racy number and gave her followers a glimpse on Instagram.

Ted Thornhill checks in to The Peninsula New York, set in a 1905 Fifth Avenue Beaux-Arts building. Read on for his full verdict and judgements on his room, the spa and breakfast.

Parts of the country have endured zero minutes of sunshine for seven consecutive days for the first time since 1979 - almost 50 years.

Elma has recently come under the firing line from fans, with some calling her 'vile'

The British Money Saving Expert founder, 52, marked the February 14 holiday by explaining why tying the knot was 'financially worth it' - and how to take advantage of the eight bonuses.

Entrepreneur Hayley Hanigan, from London , went on the BBC show hoping to get an investment in her business, Tiny Explorers.

Researchers have found that electric cars might not be as green as they appear since their brakes produce emissions more toxic than diesel fumes.

The incidents took place in broad daylight

Peter Wilkins has been elected as a new councillor for Manor ward

She spent the money on clothes, holidays and days out

The former glamour model, 45, has gone under the knife for a long list of procedures, most recently jetting to Turkey to have her ears pinned back following a facelift.

The US President said he would charge reciprocal tariffs 'for purposes of fairness', which could result in a 21pc levy on goods exported to America.

Taking inspiration from the Royal Family, we've uncovered the best engagement rings to buy this Valentine's Day.

It's thought that they have verbally agreed that she will get a payment of $5 million following the short marriage, which began in December 2022.

Whether it's a cosy cottage you are after or a plush apartment with a seductive communal cinema room, there's something for everyone in the property market this Valentine's Day.

He denies murder

A new study reveals that widely used pink wildfire suppressants contain high levels of toxic heavy metals like cadmium, arsenic, and chromium, with concentrations up to 3,000 times above drinking water limits. While the government and chemical makers have long concealed up to 20% of the suppressants' ingredients as "trade secrets," researchers have confirmed their role in environmental pollution, raising concerns over their extensive use in residential areas. The Guardian reports: The suppressants are a mix of water, fertilizer, and undisclosed ingredients, while the pink color comes from added dye to show firefighters where it has been sprayed. Metals are likely used as anti-corrosion agents to prevent the plane's tankers from disintegrating, they authors wrote. The mix works by coating vegetation and lowering the amount of oxygen that could fuel the fire. The substance was dropped by as many as 25 aircraft daily to contain the devastating Los Angeles wildfires, and photos from it vividly convey the trade off, showing homes and property covered in hot pink suppression. The metal levels in the suppressants meet federal guidelines and the authors were initially most worried about environmental contamination, but the heavy use in residential areas this year raises a new set of concerns, Daniel McCurry, one of the study's co-authors, told the Guardian. "Are the hazardous waste thresholds the appropriate bar for these to clear, or, if they're being used in a massive scale in populated neighborhoods, do we need to get stricter on permissible concentrations of toxic compounds?" McCurry asked. [...] The producer of one of the suppressants has said a new generation of the product is "greener," McCurry said, but he added "until we are able to come across some of this material and test it, we really don't know."

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