Major theme park calls in experts to give it a huge makeover
One of the UK's most iconic theme parks has unveiled its brand new makeover that took more than 4,000 hours to create.
The £23 doll that Meghan Markle's daughter Lilibet loves
Meghan, who's launched an online shop this week, referenced in her recent Netflix series a doll that's proving popular after the Duchess said her daughter Lilibet had been given one.
Revealed: Teen son of little Emile's grandfather was 'dragged out of his bed' during bombshell arrests over toddler's death - as French cops examine horse box seized from home
French cops investigating the tragic death of little Emile dragged a teenager out of bed and arrested him during an early morning raid that saw him, his sister and parents get taken into custody
Fears James Bond will turn woke as new producers of the films are unveiled to be Hollywood heavyweights behind all-female Ghostbusters flop and Barbie
James Bond fans have been left divided after two Hollywood heavyweights were named as producers of the upcoming film - with one having produced the widely panned all-female Ghostbusters flop.
UK satellite smartphone services could get green light this year
At last, cell service from SPAAAAAACE
Britain's telecoms regulator could authorize satellite-to-smartphone services in the UK before the end of this year.…
Experts raise alarm over new agonising disease linked to snus nicotine pouches
Swedish health experts say they have seen a rise in patients who use the pouches, also called snus, suffering a painful condition with 'concerning' symptoms that last for up to a year.
The Cold War 'peace offering' that did nothing to stop world being left on brink of nuclear Armageddon
The ornate double barrel weapon was one of two handed over by the Russian dictator during his unprecedented state visit to America in September 1959
Google Patches Chrome Sandbox Escape Zero-Day Caught By Kaspersky
wiredmikey shares a report from SecurityWeek: Google late Tuesday rushed out a patch for a sandbox escape vulnerability in its flagship Chrome browser after researchers at Kaspersky caught a professional hacking operation launching drive-by download exploits. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-2783, was chained with a second exploit for remote code execution in what appears to be a nation-state sponsored cyberespionage campaign [dubbed Operation ForumTroll] targeting organizations in Russia.
Kaspersky said it detected a series of infections triggered by phishing emails in the middle of March and traced the incidents to a zero-day that fired when victims simply clicked on a booby-trapped website from a Chrome browser. The Russian anti-malware vendor said victims merely had to click on a personalized, short-lived link, and their systems were compromised when the malicious website was opened in Chrome. Kaspersky said its exploit detection tools picked up on the zero-day, and after reverse-engineering the code, the team reported the bug to Google and coordinated the fix released on Tuesday.
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Northern Lights will shine across parts of the UK TONIGHT as a 'High Speed Stream' from a coronal hole strikes Earth - find out if you can see the astronomical display from your hometown
If you've never witnessed the awesome natural spectacle that is the Northern Lights, tonight you may finally get your chance.
Aimee Lou Wood amps up the glamour in a black halterneck gown as she joins Anna Maxwell Martin and Jessica Gunning at star-studded Royal Television Society Programme Awards
Aimee Lou Wood, Anna Maxwell-Martin and Jessica Gunning were among the glitzy arrivals gracing the blue carpet at the Royal Television Society Programme Awards on Tuesday.
Truth about 'live forever' guru Bryan Johnson: Devastating expose reveals he's a seedy control freak obsessed with anti-ageing his penis... and that's not even the worst part
Some seek financial stability. Others want world peace. But Bryan Johnson has spent five years - and at least £8million - experimenting on his own body in the pursuit of longevity.
Grandfather of 14 who blocked police speed camera van so passing motorists couldn't be filmed is ordered to pay compensation
Richard Arnold parked his lorry directly behind the police van, preventing civilian officer Richard Mackenzie from filming speeding drivers on A348 at Ferndown, Dorset on October 29.
Joe Rogan issues scathing take down as he picks a side in Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni's legal drama
Joe Rogan had some strong words as he took sides in the Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni legal drama in an episode of his podcast that aired on Saturday.
Meghan Markle and Gwyneth Paltrow address their 'breakfast war' in shock joint appearance amid rift rumors
Gwyneth Paltrow and Meghan Markle have shocked fans by making a joint appearance in an attempt to shut down rumours of a feud between them.
Trump team who declared European nations 'pathetic freeloaders' have 'absolutely got a case', UK defence secretary admits
John Healey said he regards the comments from US officials as a 'challenge' and that Britain is 'leading the way' in boosting defence spending.
Beware the new Isa trick where a bonus can last just THREE months, warns SYLVIA MORRIS
There are plenty of new accounts with rate increases popping up, but many of these now come with a bonus - which only lasts three months.
Our dog was banned from the restaurant in a 'dog friendly' hotel - can we get a refund? DEAN DUNHAM
My wife and I took our dog for a weekend at a 'dog-friendly' boutique hotel. It was nothing of the sort! We couldn't take our labrador into the restaurant.
As a GP I never thought I'd fall for a scam but crypto conmen duped me out of £200,000
This time last year I found myself in a financial bind. I'm 65 and work as a GP in Manchester. I'd had an unexpectedly high tax bill of £30,000.
Villagers win 'David and Goliath' battle to keep their historic red phone box by lining up to use it
Around 30 locals in Sharrington, Norfolk, queued for hours to increase the number of calls from the K6 kiosk after the telecom giant said it was only used nine times last year.
I'm selling my €300,000 second home in Spain - should I move the money back to Britain?
I am selling a property in Spain that I have owned for a number of years. The funds of will go into my Spanish bank account, should I move them to the UK?