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The man who betrayed Hulk Hogan in their sex tape scandal in 2012 claimed the wrestling legend was on his deathbed weeks before he passed away.

Tourists desperate to get their preferred position by the pool at resorts this summer are risking serious injury by doing the highly competitive dawn dash in flip flops.

The organised gangs were seen raiding London stores including Ralph Lauren, John Lewis and Liberty before heading back to their taxpayer-funded Holiday Inn.

Satya Nadella lays out revised mission for Redmond. Spoiler: It involves AI

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella on Thursday told employees in a memo that the company's recent layoffs have been "weighing heavily on me."…

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Electrek: The "holy grail" of electric vehicle battery tech may be here sooner than you'd think. Mercedes-Benz is testing EVs with solid-state batteries on the road, promising to deliver over 600 miles of range. Earlier this year, Mercedes marked a massive milestone, putting "the first car powered by a lithium-metal solid-state battery on the road" for testing. Mercedes has been testing prototypes in the UK since February. The company used a modified EQS prototype, equipped with the new batteries and other parts. The battery pack was developed by Mercedes-Benz and its Formula 1 supplier unit, Mercedes AMG High-Performance Powertrains (HPP) Mercedes is teaming up with US-based Factorial Energy to bring the new battery tech to market. In September, Factorial and Mercedes revealed the all-solid-state Solstice battery. The new batteries, promising a 25% range improvement, will power the German automaker's next-generation electric vehicles. According to Markus Schafer, the automaker's head of development, the first Mercedes EVs powered by solid-state batteries could be here by 2030. During an event in Copenhagen, Schafer told German auto news outlet Automobilwoche, "We expect to bring the technology into series production before the end of the year." In addition to providing a longer driving range, Mercedes believes the new batteries can significantly reduce costs. Schafer said current batteries won't suffice, adding, "At the core, a new chemistry is needed." Mercedes and Factorial are using a sulfide-based solid electrolyte, said to be safer and more efficient.

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Ancient human ancestors ate small children 850,000 years ago, a gruesome discovery suggests.

Officers from Hampshire police were filmed walking alongside anti-racism counter-protesters to Potters International Hotel in Aldershot, where migrants are staying.

Denise Welch, the mother of Taylor Swift's ex-boyfriend Matty Healy, took aim at the pop superstar when she appeared on Watch What Happens Live on Thursday.

Using NASA's TESS space telescope, a team from Trottier Institute for Research on Exoplanets has detected a 'super-Earth' 35 light-years away that might be habitable.

An aviation expert has demanded answers over the unexplained 10 seconds before the tragic Air India crash that killed 260 people, saying: 'The timestamps just don't match up.'

Former footballer Kian Monks, 22, was seen cowered and bloodied after causing the injuries to 70-year-old grandmother Margaret Scaldwell in Wigan.

Brighton and Hove City Council have declared that Alison Lesley, 77, who has had her beloved beach hut for six years, is in breach of her beach hut licence.

The actress, 42, told her Instagram followers that her kids iPads and bikes had been taken, along with laptops and other belongings.

The breakthrough drama has been canned, to the dismay of avid fans, because its starring actress has no room in her busy schedule.

EXCLUSIVE: Liyarna Beamish, 39, was deputy head at Ribston Hall High School in Gloucestershire, when she began a clandestine relationship with colleague Gareth Collins, 45.

The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) has updated its travel advice in response to the devastation on the island.

Council papers state the initial cost of purchasing the bulk of CCTVs would result in a cost of £542,400

Christine Kesteloo spends six month a year at sea with her husband - but there is one thing in particular that she finds revolting.

This is the terrifying moment a furious elephant charged at and lifted a boat filled with British tourists in a crocodile-infested river in Botswana.

Dr David Musgrove said the 230-foot long artefact was most likely woven in Kent rather than France and was created using an embroidery technique, meaning it is not a tapestry.