Phone hacker paid over £20,000 for information about newspaper group told to 'raise his game', High Court hears
A convicted phone hacker paid for information about a newspaper group was reprimanded over concerns he was not giving value for money, the High Court heard.
The simple iPhone feature that's infuriating the rich and famous by letting any user act like a Hollywood agent
The feature introduced on Apple's iOS 26 is turning iPhones into real‑time gatekeepers.
The Beatles Cinematic Event FIRST LOOK: Paul Mescal and Barry Keoghan are seen as Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr for the first time in startlingly accurate images from ambitious four-part anthology
The Liverpool Institute For Performing Arts - co-founded by McCartney in 1996 - has shared postcards of the actors dressed as the four band-members.
Asda shoplifter, 38, killed ex-Royal Marine security guard as she tried to flee supermarket with stolen booze she planned to sell to a pub
Natasha Smith's aggressive and threatening behaviour towards ex-Royal Marine Alun Harris-Richards caused him to suffer a fatal heart attack on June 30, 2024.
Household Cavalry trooper got one of his colleagues blackout drunk with a 'concoction' then sneaked into his bedroom and molested his sleeping girlfriend, court hears
Joeli Ratu, 39, was drinking with colleagues in the Army's most senior unit when he made a strong alcoholic 'concoction' for his fellow soldier which made him 'pass out', a court was told.
Teenage victim of Swiss bar inferno wakes from coma weeks on from blaze that killed 40 - and says she can't escape the nightmares
Roze, 18, was working at the Le Constellation nightclub in Crans-Montana on the night of the tragedy and suffered severe burns to her face, hands, and foot.
Christian mother, 47, was murdered by her adopted son then dumped in a TRASH CAN outside her Oklahoma mansion, cops say
Spring Weems, 47, was killed at her gorgeous $340,000 home in Edmond, near Oklahoma City, on Wednesday afternoon.
Bayeux Tapestry 'is at risk of being damaged by UK potholes'
Plans are being finalised to ship the 11th-century, 70-metre embroidery, which depicts the Norman invasion of 1066, from Bayeux in northern France to the British Museum in London.
Heroic young man uses his dying breath to save dog who fell into icy pond during friends' hunting trip
Luke Kitterman, 23, of New Memphis, and his beloved dog Bourbon were hunting with friends in Clinton County, Illinois on Monday when his pooch fell through the ice.
Minnesota man, 36, posed as FBI agent to try and break Luigi Mangione out of prison
Mark Anderson, 36, was charged on Thursday with impersonating an FBI agent as he allegedly tried to help Mangione, 27, out of the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn.