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Netflix is set to remove one of its most popular foreign shows this month and fans aren't happy about it. 

Pip Tomson, from North Oxfordshire, who runs Paws With Pip, says there's a 'misconception' that dogs need to be walked every day.

President Donald Trump warned American criminals they may be the next inhabitants of the 'Alligator Alcatraz' facility as he expressed his wish to have more built.

The bargain between content makers and crawlers has broken down

ai-pocalypse  Cloudflare has started blocking AI web crawlers by default in a bid to become the internet's gatekeeper.…

Details of the sickening crime first emerged last week when detectives launched an urgent appeal to find the mother. And on Tuesday Civil Guard officers in Madrid arrested a woman born in Ecuador.

A psychic has made a prediction about Ivanka Trump's future after she attended the Sánchez-Bezos wedding in Italy last week.

Ryker suffered severe burns on June 21 after a bottle of hand sanitizer exploded during a s'mores activity at the Jasmine Moran Children's Museum in Seminole, 60 miles from Oklahoma City.

Fans of the dress say that it is ideal for their body shape

AT&T has launched a new Account Lock feature designed to protect customers from SIM swapping attacks. The security tool, available through the myAT&T app, prevents unauthorized changes to customer accounts including phone number transfers, SIM card changes, billing information updates, device upgrades, and modifications to authorized users. SIM swapping attacks occur when criminals obtain a victim's phone number through social engineering techniques, then intercept messages and calls to access two-factor authentication codes for sensitive accounts. The attacks have become increasingly common in recent years. AT&T began gradually rolling out Account Lock earlier this year, joining T-Mobile, Verizon, and Google Fi, which already offer similar fraud prevention features.

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Hundreds of Afghans in line for sanctuary in Britain in return for their loyalty to the UK were 'betrayed' today when ministers suddenly cut a lifeline to help them.

Nelly will not be receiving any father of the year awards anytime soon. The hitmaker, 50, refuses to get up in the middle of the night with his infant son.

Phoebe Tomlinson posed in a skimpy bikini as she marked one year since having her boob job on Tuesday.

Freddy Brazier has revealed he had booked an impromptu trip to Ibiza on Instagram on Tuesday but while travelling to the airport it went horribly wrong.  

As we have said many times here at The Next Platform, the only way to predict the actual future is to live it. …

Even AI Can’t Predict How Much Accelerated Iron The World Will Buy was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.

Microsoft is set to cause chaos when it shuts down a key app feature used by millions of people.

Leonardo DiCaprio has preached about environmental efforts on Monday despite being branded as a 'hypocrite' for jetting to Jeff Bezos' extravagant wedding over the past weekend.

A popular supermarket CEO died on Sunday as his company praised him for being 'one of the most recognizable faces' in the industry.

Ahead of the Amazon founder and former journalist's three-day nuptials, it was heavily rumored that the singer, 39, was due to perform at the lavish affair.

An anonymous reader shares a report: A judge has sentenced a disgruntled IT worker to more than seven months in prison after he wreaked havoc on his employer's network following his suspension, according to West Yorkshire Police. According to the police, Mohammed Umar Taj, 31, from the Yorkshire town of Batley, was suspended from his job in nearby Huddersfield in July 2022. But the company didn't immediately rescind his network credentials, and within hours, he began altering login names and passwords to disrupt operations, the statement says. The following day, he allegedly changed access credentials and the biz's multi-factor authentication settings that locked out the firm and its clients in Germany and Bahrain, eventually causing an estimated $274,200 in lost business and reputational harm.

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The second day at the All England Club will see Novak Djokovic and Coco Gauff both on court, with plenty of famous faces turning out to watch from the royal box.