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Former Arsenal footballer Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and PSG star Bradley Barcola are among high-profile figures to be dragged into a row following the death of a French streamer.

The famine was declared by experts at the Rome-based IPC, who said it affected 500,000 people in the Gaza governorate, which covers about a fifth of the Palestinian territory including Gaza City.

Graphics API, crash reporting and more: Making low-level code cross-platform for Windows is a challenge

Zed co-founder Max Brunsfeld has explained why the Windows port of the Rust-based editor is taking so long – illustrating the friction facing developers of cross-platform applications when including Microsoft's operating system.…

Security minister Dan Jarvis revealed the Government will appeal against a refusal to allow the Home Office to intervene in the case.

Stunning pictures show the remains of a ruined castle that was once the home of a Prime Minister and a Hollywood actress' family.

Roughly handcuffed, she was bundled to another wing housing violent inmates and treated so forcefully that she was left in agony.

Police are growing increasingly concerned for his welfare

It is set to be the loungewear of the Autumnal season

Ellen Swarbrick, from Cheshire, had started to experience waking up with a 'puffy' face in spring 2022, but had always assumed it was just the result of hay fever.

This is the moment two teenaged thugs get a taste of instant justice, as they are caught red-handed by plain-clothes while stealing mobile phones worth £19,000.

It comes following days of speculation after the legendary rock band's official social media channels teased an announcement earlier this week.

Shahab Uddin was first reported missing from the Loughborough area in the early hours of Wednesday, August 13.

Raphael Graven, better known online as Jean Pormanove, was found dead at a residence in Contes, a village north of Nice, on Monday.

American researchers have warned that oral contraceptives can alter the brain's functioning, making them less unique.

It's every holidaymakers worst nightmare - spending a night away and waking up to discover they had slept in dirty bedsheets.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry 's new Netflix deal is the 'best outcome' the Sussexes could have hoped for, according to experts on the latest episode of Palace Confidential.

The tyrant oversaw a ceremony where he decorated returning soldiers and consoled children of the bereaved with hugs, state media said on Friday.

Cobbled streets, a prestigious university and picturesque river views, it's not surprising that this city has around eight million tourists flocking to it every year.

A schedule of planned activities has been shared

An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Guardian: Denmark is to stop charging VAT on books in an attempt to get more people reading. At 25%, the country's tax rate on books is the highest in the world, a policy the government believes is contributing to a growing "reading crisis." The culture minister, Jakob Engel-Schmidt, announced on Wednesday that the government would propose in its budget bill that the tax on books be removed. The move is expected to cost 330 million kroner ($51 million) a year. "This is something that I, as minister of culture, have worked for, because I believe that we must put everything at stake if we are to end the reading crisis that has unfortunately been spreading in recent years," Engel-Schmidt told the Ritzau news agency . "I am incredibly proud. It is not every day that one succeeds in convincing colleagues that such massive money should be spent on investing in the consumption and culture of the Danes." [...] "It is also about getting literature out there," said Engel-Schmidt. "That is why we have already allocated money for strengthened cooperation between the country's public libraries and schools, so that more children can be introduced to good literature." [...] If prices do not fall as a result of the measure, Engel-Schmidt said he would reconsider whether it was the right course of action. "I will of course monitor how prices develop. If it turns out that abolishing VAT only means that publishers' profits grow and prices do not fall, then we must consider whether it was the right thing to do," he said. Further reading: Denmark Ending Letter Deliveries Is a Sign of the Digital Times

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