Last man standing FINALLY agrees to move to a new home after holding out for three years against council who want to take wrecking ball to his estate
The last man standing in a condemned housing estate has finally given in to council bosses and accepted cash offer to vacate the property.
Furious patient blasts hospital for 'serving food that looks like vomit' for dinner - but can YOU tell what it's meant to be?
Jess Tague, from Aberdeen, says she was served up the plate of watery meat during a stay at the Aberdeen Royal Infirmary on January 28.
Chinese zoo paints dogs orange and black to look like tigers in latest ridiculous stunt after dying other hounds to look like pandas
A video shows a Chow Chow puppy covered in black and orange stripes as it runs around and plays in its enclosure in the Qinhu Bay Forest Animal Kingdom zoo in Taizhou.
Influencer who sparked mass invasion of Italian ski resort says she will DOUBLE the 10,000 visitors this weekend - as terrified authorities bring in crowd control measures
TikTok star Rita de Crescenzo has promoted the ski resort on her page, inviting her 1.7million TikTok followers to visit the area, and tour companies have capitalised on the popularity of her posts.
Major supermarket charging £10 to shoppers after introducing new self-checkout rules
One of Britain's biggest supermarket giants has introduced a controversial £10 pre-payment for shoppers entering its new checkout-free store.
Biohacker Bryan Johnson says he is no longer injecting himself with his teenage son's blood but has a new extreme way to stay young
Bryan Johnson, 47, from California , has become infamous for his mission to reverse his age, in which he spends millions of dollars each year on doctors and medical procedures.
Oracle Faces Java Customer Revolt After 'Predatory' Pricing Changes
Nearly 90% of Oracle Java customers are looking to abandon the software maker's products following controversial licensing changes made in 2023, according to research firm Dimensional Research.
The exodus reflects growing frustration with Oracle's shift to per-employee pricing for its Java platform, which critics called "predatory" and could increase costs up to five times for the same software, Gartner found. The dissatisfaction runs deepest in Europe, where 92% of French and 95% of German users want to switch to alternative providers like Bellsoft Liberica, IBM Semeru, or Azul Platform Core.
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Michelle Obama shares message from 'Barack and I' as she reflects on inauguration tragedy amid marriage rumors
The 61-year-old had taken to her Instagram on Wednesday in announcing that The Obama Presidential Center would be honoring Hadiya Pendleton.
Labour MPs demand Keir Starmer change the general election voting system despite fears it would allow open the door to 'extremism'
Backbenchers today urged ministers to be bold and reform the 'unrepresentative' voting system used for general elections.
Inside Molly-Mae Hague's lavish ski trip to St Moritz: Star shows off huge winter designer wardrobe as she hits the slopes in snowy Switzerland without ex Tommy Fury
Molly-Mae Hague is enjoying a lavish ski trip to St. Moritz in Switzerland this week - while her ex-fiancée Tommy Fury stays at home in Manchester.
The Apprentice candidate Chelmsford-born Chisola Chitambala lifts the lid on filming Lord Sugar's reality TV show
Chisola will be a candidate on series 19 of the BBC show which returns tonight
You're probably related to Charlemagne too! Scientist explains how 'literally' everyone in Europe has a direct lineage to the king - as Sharon Stone is left stunned at her ancestry
Are you also related to Charlemagne, described as 'one of the most important people in history'? Well, according to scientists, it's not difficult to find out.
Army says Black Hawk crew in DC plane crash was 'fairly experienced' as next of kin notifications begin
The Pentagon has begun notifiying next of kin of the three soldiers who were on board when it crashed into an American Airlines flight.
Dramatic moment Sean Hannity reveals 'off the record' texts about jet crash from congressman
This is the moment that Sean Hannity read a congressman's 'off the record' text revealing details about the tragic American Airlines plane and US Army helicopter crash.
Kate Middleton pays sweet tribute to father-in-law King Charles at hospital visit
On Thursday, Kate, 43, marked her first royal 'away day' since 2023 with a visit to children's hospice Tŷ Hafan in Sully, near Cardiff,
Harry and Meghan are ridiculed by comedian at prestigious Netflix event in LA just weeks before launch of Duchess' new show
Hollywood's leading lights were playing close attention last night when streaming giant Netflix held its prestigious new-season launch in Los Angeles.
I turned my back on 'normal' relationships and now I'm happier than ever in a 'polycule' with six sexy friends. This is my guide to non-monogamy... and why it's nothing like you imagine
I'm in a 'polycule' of around six people, made up of longer-term loving relationships and what I call 'sexy friends', where the basis of our relationship is friendship but sometimes more.
Spencer Matthews admits there was 'disappointment behind his parents' eyes' over his past reality TV work and says he aimed to get their approval by running 30 marathons in 30 days
The TV star, 36, told the Mirror that his parents, entrepeneur David Matthews and artist Jane Spencer Parker, were not always best pleased with his antics during his younger years.
Refuse workers attacked while collecting bins in Epping Forest as 'mindless' thugs slammed
In one attack, bin collectors were attacked while they cleared a road spillage
Books Written By Humans Are Getting Their Own Certification
The Authors Guild -- one of the largest associations of writers in the US -- has launched a new project that allows authors to certify that their book was written by a human, and not generated by artificial intelligence. From a report: The Guild says its "Human Authored" certification aims to make it easier for writers to "distinguish their work in increasingly AI-saturated markets," and that readers have a right to know who (or what) created the books they read. Human Authored certifications will be listed in a public database that anyone can access.
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