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It was an emotional Molly-Mae Hague who addressed her two million YouTube followers from her car in her weekly vlog last month.

$6.4M VerifTools marketplace offline

The FBI and Dutch police today said that they seized two domains and a blog tied to VerifTools, an international criminal marketplace that sold identity documents for as little as $9.…

I've spent the summer watching women shield perfectly good limbs from others as if they were deranged. What is it about arms that so many find hard to bare, pun intended?

Relive Daily Mail Sport's live blog for the latest news and updates of the draw for the 2025/26 league phase, with six Premier League sides in the fold.

Emilie Kiser broke her silence Thursday in a lengthy social media post detailing her family's experience since her son Trigg, 3, drowned in their backyard pool in Chandler, Arizona back in May.

A woman from Boston in the US discovered by chance that she had a tumour growing on her brain while on a plane.

Anne Hathaway showed off her trademark humor after taking an unforgettable tumble while filming the highly anticipated Devil Wears Prada sequel. The star posted a different spill.

The party, made up of three Jewish families, had been island hopping around the Aegean and went to a restaurant in Naxos for their evening meal when a row erupted.

Jack Tolson Holt, 83, died less than 48 hours after he was bundled into an emergency ambulance and driven 17 miles from the Sue Ryder Wheatfields Hospice, in Leeds, to a different hospice, last year.

Natasha Janet Dionne Fairs, 47, faked timesheets by claiming marathon working sessions while working at leading law firm Irwin Mitchell.

Anthropic will start training its AI models on user data, including new chat transcripts and coding sessions, unless users choose to opt out. The Verge: It's also extending its data retention policy to five years -- again, for users that don't choose to opt out. All users will have to make a decision by September 28th. For users that click "Accept" now, Anthropic will immediately begin training its models on their data and keeping said data for up to five years, according to a blog post published by Anthropic on Thursday. The setting applies to "new or resumed chats and coding sessions." Even if you do agree to Anthropic training its AI models on your data, it won't do so with previous chats or coding sessions that you haven't resumed. But if you do continue an old chat or coding session, all bets are off.

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Sophie, 30, put on a leggy display in the figure-hugging burgundy dress which featured a high leg slit.

'The homeland is no longer secure,' says Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency leader

The Pentagon outfit responsible for preventing foriegn agents from infiltrating defense agencies says the US isn't doing a very good job of preventing state secrets from falling into Chinese hands.…

The grim footage shows those inside the church fleeing for their lives as transgender shooter Robin Westman opened fire, killing two children in the process.

Attackers steal OAuth tokens to access third-party sales platform, then CRM data in 'widespread campaign'

UPDATE  Google says a recent spate of Salesforce-related breaches was caused by attackers stealing OAuth tokens from the third-party Salesloft Drift app.…

While details of their nuptials are still to come, Daily Mail has taken a look at what their potential children could look like by blending together photos of the pair.

Ostapenko took issue with her opponent Taylor Townsend's refusal to apologize for a net cord during their match, telling the American afterwards that she had 'no education and no class'.

Housing association given green light to remove some parking areas and increase size of some homes

Only a few Android phones will be able to support the service

Users of Google Pixel and Samsung Galaxy phones could soon find themselves able to make voice calls via a satellite connection, if Skylo Technologies can get all its ducks in a row.…

Police raided the home of a Nazi heir looking for a painting stolen from a Jewish man in an investigation that had spanned several continents and decades.