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The Home Secretary said forces should concentrate on 'policing our streets' rather than looking into complaints made about online activities.

Footage shows Danielle Latimer, 37, stepping onto the stage at the Impact Challenger hall in Nonthaburi wearing a look inspired by Eliza Doolittle from the film My Fair Lady.

Kelly Brook was urged to 'cut Jack Osbourne some slack' after she took issue with him taking charge of cooking on Tuesday's episode of I'm A Celebrity, with some accusing her of starting a feud.

That favourite Kiehl's face oil of yours? Bad. That silky Elemis cleansing balm you have been using for years? Worse.

Consumer experts Which? sipped their way through more than 700 cups to find the best-tasting hot chocolates.

Citizens Advice's Parcels League Table measures the customer service, delivery, accessibility and trust of the most used delivery firms.

Lainie Williams, 17, was found stabbed to death at her home in Cefn Fforest, South Wales, with her mother Rhian Stephens, 38, hospitalised following the horror attack.

A lesser-known British coastline, situated in Kent, has been dubbed the 'desert' of the UK thanks to its wild, windswept landscape and post-apocalyptic feel. 

Snow started falling in London today as Britain remained in a deep freeze with temperatures set to plunge to -11C amid a swathe of weather warnings.

Vendors set up sovereign fallback so customers aren't stranded by foreign interference

SAP and Microsoft have struck a partnership designed to provide safeguards for users of the US vendor's cloud services in Europe during "times of crisis."…

Sonia Exelby, 32, was reported missing by loved ones in Portsmouth, UK, after she failed to board her return flight out of Florida on October 13. Her body was found in a shallow grave days later.

He claimed he experienced a range of 'non-stop scams' as well as 'aggressive staring' and 'restaurants denying reservations'.

An anonymous reader shares a report: California-based TP-Link says it may take a sales hit of more than $1 billion because of erroneous reports that the networking company's technology has been "infiltrated" by Beijing. In a lawsuit, TP-Link claims its competitor, Netgear, orchestrated a smear by planting false claims with journalists and internet influencers with the goal of scaring off customers. Closely held TP-Link, which makes wireless routers, alleges in a complaint filed Monday that Netgear's campaign "threatens injury to well over a billion dollars in sales" and violates a 2024 settlement of a patent fight. That accord, in which TP-Link agreed to pay Netgear $135 million, includes a provision that the public company promises not to disparage its rival, according to the suit in Delaware federal court. The suit comes as TP-Link faces growing scrutiny in Washington over national-security issues. US lawmakers from both parties have expressed concern that TP-Link's wireless equipment could be exploited by Chinese hackers following a series of attacks on its routers.

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Andrew Hugill has been in love with music most of his life.

Last year, around 21 per cent of UK weddings took place abroad. So, where are some of the most beautiful places to tie the knot?

This is the moment a military horse bolts through Green Park in central London during a celebratory 41-gun salute to mark the 77th birthday of King Charles.

There are severe delays on the A12 in both directions between junction 15, Three Mile Hill in Chelmsford, and junction 12, Brook Street Roundabout.

'Most of all I want the peanut,' 14-year-old Kayce tells me, meaning the Peanut Après Ski plushie in Jellycat's Amuseables range, which retails at £23.

Every week, Femail asks two singletons to report back from their blind date. This week, it was Sylvie and Chris's turn to see if they were a match. Here's what happened.

Event supposedly for IT pros doesn't have much to tell admins on the Windows front

The Copilot company kicked off its Ignite shindig this week with AI, AI, and more AI. Oh, and a lot of agents.…