How does your commute compare to the world's longest? Find out with our interactive map of the countries with the lengthiest journeys to work
Whether it's on the bus, in the car, or on foot, the daily commute is something that many people dread. But how does your travel time stack up against the rest of the world?
Schoolgirl, 17, dies and woman is left seriously injured in attack at home - as armed police arrest man, 18, on suspicion of murder
Police, including firearms officers, attended a property in the Cefn Fforest area of Blackwood, Gwent at around 7.15am this morning following reports two people had suffered serious injuries.
Jude Bellingham snubbed by Thomas Tuchel: England boss goes with surprise pick as his No 10 to face Serbia - despite star's big recall
Jude Bellingham is expected to start Thursday night's World Cup qualifier from the bench after being dropped from Thomas Tuchel 's starting squad.
Loose Women viewers praise 'brave' Emmerdale star Jaye Griffiths as she breaks down and visibly shakes while recounting her horrific domestic abuse
Emmerdale's Jaye Griffiths broke down in floods of tears as she recounted her experience with domestic abuse on Thursday's Loose Women.
Reddit Cofounder Had a Bad Feeling About Giving Data To Sam Altman
Reddit cofounder Alexis Ohanian said he had serious doubts a decade ago about sharing the platform's data with Sam Altman. Ohanian recounted on the "Brew Markets" podcast that between 2015 and 2016, Altman asked Reddit to let him "aggressively scrape" the site's content. Altman had recently helped Reddit raise $50 million in a Series B round and was launching OpenAI as a nonprofit.
Ohanian described Altman as "very smart" and "incredibly cunning" but questioned whether he was "the most philanthropically minded guy." The Reddit cofounder said he "felt in my bones" the company should refuse the request and debated internally about it against Steve Huffman. Ohanian said he "lost that debate." Reddit and OpenAI announced a formal licensing deal in 2024.
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Asylum seekers 'scared' after 'angry' protests outside Chelmsford flats
Protesters gathered outside the property last Friday
Pierce Brosnan is joined by nepo baby son Dylan, 28, on the set of MobLand as he films scenes in London - days after reuniting with estranged eldest son Christopher
The actor was back at work on a wet and windy London street as director Guy Ritchie shot an exterior sequence for the forthcoming second season of his hit show.
So THAT'S why Pete Davidson does so well with the ladies! Women like to date funny men who are less attractive than them, study confirms
They say the way to a woman's heart is by making her laugh - and a new study suggests the age-old trope is true.
Ubuntu 25.10's Rusty sudo holes quickly welded shut
The goal of 'oxidizing' the Linux distro hits another bump
Two vulnerabilities in Ubuntu 25.10's new "sudo-rs" command have been found, disclosed, and fixed in short order.…
Police suspected convicted paedophile living in Charlene Downes' home had abused the Blackpool teenager before she went missing, new Daily Mail podcast reveals
Raymond Munro was a 'drinking associate' of Charlene's father Robert Downes and was living with the family at the time of the schoolgirl's disappearance.
Epstein's ultimate betrayal of Trump as emails reveal billionaire's twisted plot against president: 'I am the one able to take him down'
Throughout the letters, which took place between 2011 and 2019 and spanning much of Trump's first term in office, Epstein casts himself as a potential double-crosser to his former friend.
France Fully Lifts Travel Ban on Telegram Founder Durov
An anonymous reader shares a report: France has lifted its travel ban on Telegram founder Pavel Durov, who is under investigation over illegal content on his messaging app, judicial sources close to the case said Thursday. The entrepreneur, 41, was detained in Paris in 2024 and is under formal investigation by French authorities over the platform's alleged complicity in criminal activity. Durov, who was initially banned from leaving France, had his judicial control relaxed in July, allowing him to reside in the United Arab Emirates, where Telegram is based, for a maximum of two weeks at a time.
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Ukraine releases footage of its new long-range Flamingo missiles - capable of reaching Moscow - being launched into Russia
Ukraine has today released footage of its devastating new Flamingo missiles, capable of reaching Vladimir Putin in Moscow, being fired into Russia.
Avalonia brings Linux, browser support to Microsoft's MAUI cross-platform app solution
Third-party framework builds alternative backend using its own renderer and WebAssembly
Microsoft's MAUI (Multi-platform App UI), the official .NET solution for cross-platform desktop and mobile apps, will get Linux and browser support via Avalonia, a third-party framework.…
ERP carnage continues as orgs jump in unprepared
Lack of executive backing, unrealistic plans, and muddled goals remain recipe for failure
In Barcelona this week, consultancy Gartner once again tried to answer one of the perennial questions in IT: what is it about ERP projects that makes them so likely to fail?…
'Dated' Essex leisure centre set for major £1m refurb
Work is set to start in a number of weeks giving the centre a 'significant modernisation'
'They treated me like a slave, got kicks out of mistreating the patients - it was like living in hell': In a raw and explosive interview, FRANK BRUNO opens up on being sectioned and insists Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield are drugs cheats
As he remembers that fateful night, Frank Bruno's voice drops. His shoulders lift slightly, as though bracing. The hands that had once thrown punches capable of stopping men cold now fidget in his lap.
Katie Price takes another swipe at ex Peter Andre in furious rant about 'parenting rights'
Katie Price made a not so subtle dig at her ex-husband Peter Andre as she complained about 'parenting rights' during a new episode of her podcast.
Massive £1 million taxpayers crackdown sees major police roles scrapped
The police roles decide police priorities for tackling crime but have been described as a 'failed experiment'
Maths society withdraws transgender inclusion policy after gender-critical academic's revolt
The row began after John Armstrong, a member and senior lecturer at King's College London, threatened to sue the LMS over its recent publication of a new transgender inclusion policy.