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Sir Andrew McFarlane, president of the family division of the High Court, said in a ruling yesterday that the couple were 'being exploited for commercial gain'.

The 74-year-old woman was handcuffed and taken away after police were called to a street across from the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH) in Glasgow, just after 2pm yesterday.

Researchers at Yale University in a small, yet to be published study found that Covid vaccines were linked to a rare 'post-vaccination syndrome' causing 'distinct biological changes' to the body.

The auction was described as a 'sad attempt by an auction site to mislead the public' in a statement Jackson's estate.

A rainbow has appeared over the hospital room that Pope Francis is being treated in for pneumonia, which he has privately admitted he may not survive. 

Amandaland isn't just wickedly funny. It's a perfect defence against being ripped off by romance scammers and Artificial Intelligence bots.

The analysis found that in the ten years up to 2023, stress levels in clinical staff aged 21 to 30 rose by 14 per cent.

Let me explain. The unecdote has similar rhythms to the anecdote, and is delivered with all the usual little pauses for laughter and self-deprecatory chuckles.

The 14-year-old girl was attacked in Houndwell Park, Southampton, at 10.30pm on Saturday, February 15, Hampshire Constabulary said.

'Ruthless' Olubunmi Abodunde strangled his wife before using his son's skateboard to cave in her skull, repeated hitting her during a frenzied attack in November 2023 while officers dithered outside.

Experts, who warned there would be 'unforeseen consequences', say households will shoulder the burden of the higher borrowing costs.

Orange County Superior Court judge Jeffrey Ferguson wept openly in court after seeing a photo of the body of his wife, Sheryl.

Landen Sturman had been making a cheese toastie at his home in Mandurah, Western Australia, when he tripped and fell into an open dishwasher.

On tonight's episode of the Channel 4 show, Adie and Steven dealt with the dilemma of what to do with their four-bedroom home in Stevenage, Hertfordshire.

Murena has launched the Murena Pixel Tablet, a de-Googled version of the Pixel Tablet that removes Google's apps and services to enhance user privacy. Priced at $549, it offers /e/OS, an alternative app store, and privacy-focused productivity tools, but lacks Google's speaker dock and direct access to the Play Store. The Verge reports: First announced last December, the Murena Pixel Tablet is available now through the company's online store for $549. That's a steep premium given Google currently sells the same 128GB version of the Pixel Tablet for $399, or $479 as part of a bundle with the charging speaker dock that Murena isn't including. Part of Murena's de-Googling of the Pixel Tablet includes the removal of the Google Play Store. You can still download apps through /e/OS' App Lounge which acts as a front-end for the Play Store allowing you to browse and get free apps anonymously without Google knowing who you are. However, downloading paid apps requires a login to a Google account. Google's various productivity apps aren't included, but the Murena Pixel Tablet comes with privacy-minded alternatives for messaging, email, maps, browsing the web, calendar, contacts, notes, and even voice recordings. In 2022, Murena launched its first smartphone with no Google apps, Google Play Services, or even the Google Assistant.

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David Beckham has denied claims from campaigners that he is 'choosing profit over principles' after registering his name as a trademark in Russia. 

If you want to avoid urgent patches, stop exposing management consoles to the public internet

A flaw patched last week by Palo Alto Networks is now under active attack and, when chained with two older vulnerabilities, allows attackers to gain root access to affected systems.…

More than a dozen serving Labour MPs and peers have told the Prime Minister to explain why he has vowed to close a 'loophole' that allowed a family in war-torn Gaza to settle in the UK.

Poppy Gustafsson, appointed to Sir Keir Starmer 's frontbench team in October, was seen as a surprise choice for the role at the time.

Zhenhao Zou, 27, allegedly drugged his victims before carrying out the assaults between 2019 and 2023 while he was a student in the UK.