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Jack, 22, was visiting the country for the first time and booked a taxi from Bangkok to the island of Koh Tao in Surat Thani province on February 12.

At a meeting of Nato ministers in Brussels, Defence Secretary John Healey stressed the need for Kyiv's voice to be heard following the US president's dramatic shift in position.

A migrant whose claim for asylum in Britain was rejected eight times has finally been granted the right to stay after deliberately joining a terror group to boost her claim.

Orly Gilboa, Daniella's mother, told the Mail that 'one of the terrorists came to her with a camera and told her: "Daniella, I must take a picture of you, like you are dead."

Standard FOSS office suite continues to evolve in interesting new directions

FOSDEM 2025  LibreOffice is a big, mature chunk of code now, but that doesn't make it impossible to teach it impressive new tricks. Some of them could make it more important than ever.…

The council has said it will pass a revised plan for 344 new homes without it going to a planning committee after the initial application was rejected by councillors

Marks & Spencer has left Britons divided over a brand new product that combines two British loved dishes.

With so much attention on Woodall's on-screen relationships, there's inevitably going to be some gossip about who he's dating in real life.

Analysts have warned that appeasing Putin could result in history repeating itself, with former Swedish Prime Minister Carl Bildt accusing Trump of an historical sell-out of Ukraine.

A 33 year-old woman who was in 'excellent health' was given a shock diagnosis of incurable colon cancer after noticing a bizarre change in her chest.

To find out if you are one, take note of the insights from behavioural experts at C-Me Colour Profiling. The team says: 'Air travel can push passengers into unexpected behaviour shifts.'

Lynn Murray's unauthorised trip was flagged with the home's manager who then raised it with the company's owner, an employment tribunal heard.

Just as Mikel Arteta thought he had solved the attacking conundrum caused by Bukayo Saka's injury, the Spaniard has to perform surgery to his Arsenal frontline once again.

Thousands of cards are sent from the Wiltshire community, which is dubbed the 'world's most romantic place', every February 14.

US researchers behind the new analysis said they hoped the findings would help patients weigh up the potential benefits of the controversial and expensive drugs.

From the speed at which it takes effect to how long it lasts, there are plenty of common myths about Botox.

Town hall chiefs in the party resort of Albufeira have announced the penalty fee as part of a crackdown on semi-nudity outside of exempted areas like beaches and hotel swimming pools.

The harsh reality is that the economy has flatlined since Labour came to power - crushed by the chancellor's gloomy rhetoric and business bashing Budget.

Yet another cash grab from Kim's cronies and an intel update from Microsoft

North Korea has changed tack: its latest campaign targets the NPM registry and owners of Exodus and Atomic cryptocurrency wallets.…

New submitter jms00 writes: A years-long legal battle has quietly escalated into what could become the defining moment for the future of GPLv3, with implications that could reshape software freedom as we know it. At issue is whether licensors have the power to impose 'further restrictions' on open-source software, potentially undermining the explicit rights granted to users and developers under AGPLv3, GPLv3, and LGPLv3. The outcome of this case, now before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, could set a dangerous precedent, limiting the ability to remove proprietary restrictions from copyleft-licensed software. With little public attention on the case, the Software Freedom Conservancy (SFC) has stepped up as a key voice in defense of user rights, filing a critical amicus brief to challenge the lower court's ruling and protect the principles of software freedom.

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