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An angler has been slammed for allegedly trying to hook a wild seal at a Devon beauty spot. The woman fishing with a rod off the rocks was spotted appearing to snare the animal.

You might think that vegetarians and vegans are a bunch of peace-loving hippies, but a new study shows that the stereotype of the tofu-eating pacifist couldn't be further from the truth.

Reeling from the loss of his unborn child and the breakdown of his marriage, former MMA fighter Traver Boehm spent 28 straight days in complete darkness.

The former 'first buddy' who is feuding with Donald Trump re-followed Stephen Miller, posted approval for Trump's handling of L.A. riots, and took down an incendiary Epstein files claim.

It can take years for endometriosis - where tissue similar to the lining of the womb grows in other parts of the body - to be diagnosed; some women suffer for a decade before it is identified.

The mother-of-two, who divides her time between Portugal and London, took to Instagram to share the adorable images of herself with August, four, and Ernest, two, at the seaside.

My 38-year-old daughter was recently told by her dentist she could lose her tooth due to her inhalers prescribed for her life-long asthma. If she needs dental bone grafts, would the NHS pay?

Hamilton was an immediate hit when it debuted in New York a decade ago - telling the heart-wrenching story of a lesser-known Founding Father of the US.

If you're looking for advice on which car models are the most reliable, who is going to know more than the mechanics that work on them week in week out?

Big expensive Moon rockets = good. Science = yeah, whatever

While US President Donald Trump and his former best pal, Elon Musk, were having a very public spat, the US Senate fired back with its response to NASA's proposed budget cuts. Big rockets = good. Science = still bad.…

The singer surprised fans by making a public declaration of faith with a service at River Church in east London on Sunday.

Doctors are urging anyone who experiences a specific symptom to test for Covid, as a new highly contagious variant could trigger a wave of infections this summer.

Amanda Scanlon wants to warn people of the catastrophic damage an innocent kiss can cause to a young baby.

Brenda Grant, of Uxbridge, west London, said she has been left suicidal after next door's Amarjit Singh Dhunna sliced her plastic roof to build a new wall.

Schoolboys were 'excitedly' viewing explicit images of their physics teacher after discovering her OnlyFans page, a disciplinary hearing has been told.

A cybersecurity researcher was able to figure out the phone number linked to any Google account, information that is usually not public and is often sensitive, according to the researcher, Google, and 404 Media's own tests. From a report: The issue has since been fixed but at the time presented a privacy issue in which even hackers with relatively few resources could have brute forced their way to peoples' personal information. "I think this exploit is pretty bad since it's basically a gold mine for SIM swappers," the independent security researcher who found the issue, who goes by the handle brutecat, wrote in an email. [...] In mid-April, we provided brutecat with one of our personal Gmail addresses in order to test the vulnerability. About six hours later, brutecat replied with the correct and full phone number linked to that account. "Essentially, it's bruting the number," brutecat said of their process. Brute forcing is when a hacker rapidly tries different combinations of digits or characters until finding the ones they're after. Typically that's in the context of finding someone's password, but here brutecat is doing something similar to determine a Google user's phone number. Brutecat said in an email the brute forcing takes around one hour for a U.S. number, or 8 minutes for a UK one. For other countries, it can take less than a minute, they said. In an accompanying video demonstrating the exploit, brutecat explains an attacker needs the target's Google display name. They find this by first transferring ownership of a document from Google's Looker Studio product to the target, the video says. They say they modified the document's name to be millions of characters, which ends up with the target not being notified of the ownership switch. Using some custom code, which they detailed in their write up, brutecat then barrages Google with guesses of the phone number until getting a hit.

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For a decade, Max sought out hundreds of doctors, hoping to get answers, but they all told him to exercise and eat healthy - two things he was already doing in earnest.

Helen Faber and her partner Dominic Miles brought a claim against their neighbours, Richard and Katherine Reid, alleging that a wooden fence had reduced a path by 40cm.

The 2.5m sculpture can take pride of place near the entrance to the bus interchange

A guest on Escape To The Country has shown off his incredible £1,000,000 yacht in Suffolk and its 'claim to fame'.