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We went into three Lloyds branches on a recent trip back to Britain, but the staff had no idea how we should go about getting my daughter's money.

The buses which once ran every 15 minutes, could return, but possibly only three times a day

As her lyrics go, Taylor Swift has certainly done many things in life 'greater than dating the boy on the football team'.

The explosive leaked memo, obtained exclusively by the Daily Mail, sheds light on the shady dealings of the powerful advisor.

The University of Massachusetts Lowell campus has been placed on lockdown for a possible active shooter.

A young mother-of-two was distraught to learn that her body was riddled with a rare cancer which was crushing her internal organs.

On Wednesday the 40-year-old Playboy vet - who said in July that she's 'no longer interested' in men - asked her male counterparts to refrain from pursuing her.

There are several RSPCA branches in Essex, along with the affiliated Danaher Animal Home, all with pets looking for homes.

A police station welcomed hundreds of excited visitors to meet officers and learn about the work of emergency services.

A succesfull peer money support programme saw residents manage to improve their financial situation for the next year by an average of £1,800.

There are several RSPCA branches in Essex, along with the affiliated Danaher Animal Home, all with pets looking for homes.

Councillor Chris Whitbread has urged protesters to consider whether they continue demonstrations as children return to school

Minneapolis shooter Robin Westman dumped her girlfriend just weeks before murdering children at a Catholic school, the Daily Mail can reveal.

The days are numbered for two beachfront homes that are about to fall into the ocean.

Shift to self-service will apparently improve support, presumably Big Blue's bottom line too

IBM Cloud will update the services it provides under its Basic Support tier, which will move to a self-service model in January 2026.…

An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Hill: Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping were caught on a hot mic discussing organ transplants and immortality at the military parade in Beijing on Wednesday. The two leaders were captured on the stream as they walked with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un at Tiananmen Square, with the Russian translator saying: "Biotechnology is continuously developing," according to Reuters. "Human organs can be continuously transplanted. The longer you live, the younger you become, and (you can) even achieve immortality," the translator added. Xi responded by saying that some predict that humans could live up to "150 years old." The Kremlin head later confirmed that the two leaders discussed immortality. "Modern means of healing, and medical means, all kinds of surgical means related to organ replacement, they allow humanity to hope that active life will continue not as it does today. The average age in different countries is different, but nevertheless, life expectancy will increase significantly," Putin told reporters, according to CNN.

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Customers will be able to simply pick up an item - such as an avocado or mango - and put it under a machine that scans it with an infrared beam.

A boy miraculously survived a shark bite thanks to the help of his older sister, father, and a nearby dive boat.

Morrissey, the 66-year-old former frontman of 1980s rock band The Smiths, put all of his rights to the Smiths brand up for sale today.

Images captured candid moments between the two leaders as they sat across the table from one another and shared a car ride -underscoring a growing closeness in Russia-North Korea ties.