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Tahir Syed, 42, brought in 200 kilos of drugs at a time using lorries coming from the Netherlands to a warehouse he rented in Bradford.

Kate, 43, was accompanied by her husband, Prince William , also 43, and two of their children, Prince George, 11, and Princess Charlotte, and London's All England Club.

Almost half of the stores and units inside The Brunel Centre have closed and those that remain struggle to attract shoppers as they increasingly switch to online purchases.

Residents from Eccleshall, Staffordshire, are furious at the proposals put forward by four major developers, which will turn over 200 acres of green space into ten new estates.

The actress, 43, looked utterly loved-up as she arrived hand-in-hand with boyfriend Oli Green, 28, ahead of the hotly-anticipated men's singles final.

Electrek reports on the new Omo X, a scooter planned for release in 2026 that's "full of premium tech features that blur the lines between e-scooter and self-driving EV." At its recent launch in Jakarta, the Omo X didn't just sit pretty center stage, it actually drove itself onto the stage using its "Halo Pilot" system, which apparently comes complete with adaptive cruise control, remote summon, self-parking, and even automatic reversing and self-balancing at low speeds. This is legit autonomous behavior previously reserved for cars, now shrunk down and smoothed out for a two-wheeler. Under the hood — or rather, behind the sleek bodywork — Omoway's Halo architecture delivers collision warning, emergency-brake assist, blind spot monitoring, and V2V [vehicle-to-vehicle] communication. The frame is modular, too. It can be reconfigured in step-through, straddle, or touring posture to suit casual riders, commuters, and motorcycle wannabes alike. That kind of flexibility isn't just a marketing gimmick, but rather it looks purpose-built to capture diverse motorcycle-heavy markets like Indonesia, which counts over 120 million two-wheelers and is quickly transitioning to electric models... It's tech-rich, head-turning, and seems built to evolve with software updates. The remote summon and AI-assisted features could genuinely simplify urban mobility, and tricks like automatically driving itself to a charging station sound legitimately useful... [But] Omoway's vision here will have to carry extra sensors, actuators, and redundant systems to support those smart functions. With added costs and complexity, will riders in developing markets pay a premium, carry extra maintenance risk, or worry about obsolescence? Much hinges on Omoway's software support and local service networks. The article reports a projected price around €3,500 (roughly $3,800). "And while Indonesia may have been the launchpad, global markets aren't off the table..."

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It is not known yet if the new model will be rolled out across the nation - but it is understood a customer consultation process on this is ongoing. Pictured: File photo

Dubbed the Monster of Avingon, Dominique Delicot, 72, subjected his then-wife to years of abuse by secretly drugging her, raping her and hiring other men to do the same to her.

When Hettie lands in Ibiza with a group of women she's only just met, there's no hotel check-in, no time for jet lag, and no plan to sleep - instead, there's dancing and sea swims packed into one day.

MailOnline has asked leading paleoanthropologists to reveal what the hybrid children of Homo sapiens and Neanderthals would have looked like.

The popular medical sitcom Scrubs is coming back to television with its original cast, but 15 years since the final season, the stars of the show looks very different now.

Supporters of President Donald Trump have let him know they do not approve of how he and Attorney General Pam Bondi handled the Jeffery Epstein files.

The French-Greek socialite, 40, attended the exclusive Bal d'Été, directed by Sofia Coppola, in Paris on the first Sunday in July.

A local postman from Milton Keynes was diagnosed with stage four incurable cancer after doctors dismissed it for an infected hair follicle.

Newly-single Orlando Bloom had the time of his life at the Oasis gig in Manchester on Saturday as he shared a series of videos dancing and singing on Instagram. 

"A Nintendo Switch 2 user reportedly got his brand-new console banned by Nintendo after buying used Switch 1 games and patching them on his console," reports Tom's Hardware: According to Reddit user dmanthey, they purchased four used titles off the Facebook marketplace, inserted them into the Switch 2, and had them all updated. When they turned on their handhelds the following day, they received a message saying that they were restricted from Nintendo's online services and that they couldn't even download the games they had already bought... [T]hey were able to prove their innocence by pulling up the Facebook Marketplace listing for their games and sending the photos of their purchased cartridges. According to the Redditor, the process was painless and fast, and it was "so much easier than getting support from Microsoft or Sony...." Other users warned, though, that this isn't always a guaranteed resolution. Nintendo is known for being protective of its intellectual property and delivers harsh penalties to anyone caught violating it. We've already had several reports of users getting banned for using Mig Flash, even on their own ROMs. And while it's not true that getting banned turns your Switch 2 into a brick, it will still prevent you from accessing the company's online services, which severely restricts its features and usability. "Nintendo attaches unique codes to its Switch game cartridges to prevent piracy," notes Engadget. "However, bad actors can copy games onto a third-party device, like the MIG Flash, and then resell the physical game card. Once Nintendo detects two instances of its unique code being online at the same time, it will ban any accounts using it..." This anti-piracy policy isn't new — Nintendo has long had a reputation for fiercely combating any type of piracy — but it has become relevant again thanks to the recently released Switch 2, which offers backwards compatibility with original Switch titles. The company even recently amended its user agreement to allow itself the power to brick a Nintendo Switch that's caught running pirated games or mods.

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Lord Mandelson appeared to confirm speculation that the president's trip will happen in September when Westminster is not sitting.

Lord Mandelson - the UK ambassador to the US - said Nigel Farage is a 'highly effective populist' as polls show Reform with a significant lead.

Lila Moss cut a sophisticated figure in a navy dress as she arrived at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club on Sunday for day 14 of Wimbledon.

Prince Andrew's close friend Maxwell, 63, has appealed to the US Supreme Court in the hope it will either throw out her conviction or order a retrial.