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After raising rates last June for customers on some of its older plans, T-Mobile is pushing up costs again -- but it's not entirely clear how many people are affected. From a report: According to a memo obtained by CNET and sent to T-Mobile employees early this morning, some people will see a $5 per-line increase beginning with their April or May bills. The memo by Jon Freier, president of T-Mobile's consumer group, states that customers affected by the price hike should be notified by the end of today, March 13. Only those who receive a notice will see the rate increase. Freier cites the "rising costs over the past several years" as the impetus behind the price push. Other carriers are facing the same headwinds, such as Verizon last December and this January, and AT&T last January and June.

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It was the second concerted Ukrainian attack on Moscow in three days, and appeared a direct response to Putin setting multiple conditions for any ceasefire.

EXCLUSIVE: Convicted killer Daniel Bannister, 50, was today jailed for 16 weeks for breaching a restraining order he was handed in September.

Aix-Marseille University rolls out welcome mat for American researchers facing funding cuts

American boffins fearful that their work (or should that be "woke"?) activities will draw the disfavor of the Trump administration are being offered sanctuary in the Land of the Free, otherwise known as Europe.…

Queen Maxima of the Netherlands looked trendy in double denim as she took part in the national Dutch volunteering day alongside King Willem-Alexander on Friday.

David Hasselhoff's daughter Hayley bid a heartbreaking farewell to her mother, actress Pamela Bach, on Thursday, following her tragic passing earlier this month.

Joshua Riibe, the last person to see missing University of Pittsburgh student Sudiksha Konanki alive, revealed they shared an intimate moment before almost being swept into the ocean.

Andrew Le Page risked an awkward run-in with his ex-girlfriend Tasha Ghouri as he touched down in Dubai on Friday.

Vogue Williams has become the latest celebrity to tear into Meghan Markle over her new show, With Love, Meghan.

The Duchess of Sussex yesterday announced her first podcast with Lemonada Media, 'Confessions of a Female Founder', after the cancellation of her Spotify Archetypes series.

Nicolette Richardson, 41, suffered virtually no symptoms leading up to her death from one of the most lethal forms of cancer.

MailOnline was told that the severe financial difficulties they had recently experienced are believed to have been behind their split.

From a 'secret' European premiere held in Spain with Zegler the only star in attendance to rumours of cast feuds, the Snow White promotional tour has so far been a bumpy one.

Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury have once again fuelled rumours they are back together after they were spotted together at Manchester airport on Thursday. 

The UK's greenhouse gas emissions are now at levels not seen consistently since Victorian times, report experts at Carbon Brief.

A victim of an NHS surgeon found to have botched the care of almost 100 patients says she now finds basic tasks almost impossible and cannot lift her grandchild due to her injuries.

The FDA issued the order for the L'Oreal and Walgreens-made creams after testing showed they contained elevated levels of benzene, a known carcinogen.

Mom influencer Deb, who posts under the username @the_goddard_fam on social media, claimed parents should pay more attention to their toddlers than their infants.

The lovebirds were 'holding hands and kissing' and acting 'very cute with one another' when walking through the Brentwood Country Mart in Los Angeles.

The GSM Association has released new specifications for RCS messaging incorporating end-to-end encryption (E2EE) based on the Messaging Layer Security protocol, six months after iOS 18 introduced RCS compatibility. The specifications ensure messages remain secure between Android and iOS devices, making RCS "the first large-scale messaging service to support interoperable E2EE between client implementations from different providers," said GSMA Technical Director Tom Van Pelt. The system combines E2EE with SIM-based authentication to strengthen protection against scams and fraud. Apple confirmed it "helped lead a cross industry effort" on the standard and will implement support in future software updates without specifying a timeline. Google's RCS implementation has featured default E2EE since early 2024.

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