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A bride-to-be is struggling to let go of her past and it is already impacting her upcoming wedding. The groom, 30, took to Reddit's popular Am I the A**hole thread to unravel his complicated love story.

Two men charged with the victim's kidnapping and attempted murder used the power drill on the woman's hand to force her to turn over financial information, authorities in the Seattle area allege.

Plans have been unveiled to transform a huge farmland into a new adventure park.

Amazon MGM Studios implemented a cautionary measure before sharing the official trailer for Blake Lively's upcoming film, Another Simple Favor, on Monday.

Christine Vasey, 68, was walking with her husband to watch the game when Joseph Smith, 37, rounded a corner and crashed into her - causing her head to strike the pavement with a 'horrific' sound.

A father-of-two from Utah had just completed a total of 3,000 miles of mountain biking and considered his lungs his healthiest body part just before his life-changing diagnosis.

Iconic Doctor Who star Tom Baker was seen stepping out for lunch in Rye over the weekend. 

Mother-of-one Katie Hacce, 25, was preparing for an event at Little Mill Equestrian Centre, Camarthen, when she fell from a horse in the warm-up area on Saturday morning.

Police were called after concerns about how the car was being driven

Apple is readying a substantial overhaul for iPadOS 19 that will transform the tablet experience to function more like macOS, according to Bloomberg. The update will focus on productivity features, multitasking capabilities, and app window management - areas where iPad power users have long requested improvements. The software revamp comes approximately a year after Apple introduced the M4 chip to the iPad Pro lineup and coincides with the expected arrival of new iPad Pro models featuring M5 processors. According to Bloomberg, many users have expressed frustration that iPad hardware capabilities have consistently outpaced software functionality. While the company won't fully port macOS to iPad as some users have wished, the changes will reportedly be substantial enough to satisfy much of the professional user base that has been pushing for more desktop-like functionality. The upcoming changes are expected to be highlighted at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference in June.

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Set to be produced as an HBO Original, there have been countless reports recently over who will star in the new series based on the JK Rowling novels, which is due out in 2026.

On Monday's instalment of ITV 's This Morning the presenter, 51, revealed he had started to experience pain in his jaw 'out of nowhere'.

Cuddly toys are loved by children around the world. But a new study might make you think twice about letting your child snuggle up to their favourite teddy.

From Bob Cratchit to Charlie Bucket and the Weasley family in the Harry Potter films, poor people are often seen as the kindest. But a study suggests there's not much truth to the stereotype.

If colon cancer is detected and treated in its early stages, the five-year survival rate is approximately 90 percent, while it is around 60 percent if it is diagnosed in its advanced stages.

A survey has revealed the cheapest and most expensive cities to be an expat, with a top holiday destination ranking as the most affordable.

When you hear advice about job interviews, you're often told to be as truthful as possible. People tell you to not lie about your resume, your qualifications, or what you're looking for in a role.

The anonymous woman, believed to be from the UK, revealed her controversial opinion on Mumsnet , asking fellow members of the British parenting site for their views.

Lauren Sánchez's journey into space on fiancé Jeff Bezos's rocket is raising health concerns due to her alleged cosmetic enhancements.

An anonymous reader shares a report: Requests to remove books from library shelves are on the rise in the UK, as the influence of pressure groups behind book bans in the US crosses the Atlantic, according to those working in the sector. Although "the situation here is nowhere [near] as bad, censorship does happen and there are some deeply worrying examples of library professionals losing their jobs and being trolled online for standing up for intellectual freedom on behalf of their users," said Louis Coiffait-Gunn, CEO of the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals (Cilip). Ed Jewell, president of Libraries Connected, an independent charity that represents public libraries, said: "Anecdotal evidence from our members suggests that requests to remove books are increasing." The School Library Association (SLA) said this year has seen an "increase in member queries about censorship." Most of the UK challenges appear to come from individuals or small groups, unlike in the US, where 72% of demands to censor books last year were brought forward by organised groups, according to the American Library Association earlier this week. However, evidence suggests that the work of US action groups is reaching UK libraries too. Alison Hicks, an associate professor in library and information studies at UCL, interviewed 10 UK-based school librarians who had experienced book challenges. One "spoke of finding propaganda from one of these groups left on her desk," while another "was directly targeted by one of these groups." Respondents "also spoke of being trolled by US pressure groups on social media, for example when responding to free book giveaways."

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