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Dozens of bears roam freely on Kolyuchin Island, in Russia's Chukchi Sea, hopping between windowless buildings and making themselves at home.

Dramatic footage shows the moment a knife-wielding chef was arrested in the kitchen at his work after carrying out a string of terrifying armed raids.

Pets on flights can be classified as baggage, the Court of Justice of the European Union has ruled, which means airlines are not required to pay higher compensation if the animal is lost.

Britney Spears' ex-husband Kevin Federline has stunned fans with a string of explosive claims in his new memoir, with the dancer shining a devastating light on the singer.

Miles Cross, 33, is accused of encouraging and assisting Shubhreet Singh, 26, to kill herself by providing the substance via an online Internet forum in August last year.

Action alleges Redmond unfairly hikes costs for businesses running Windows Server outside Azure

Updated  The team pushing a £2 billion legal claim accusing Microsoft of overcharging businesses that use its software on rival clouds has called for further participants ahead of its first hearing in December.…

There have been plans to stop parking on the road for years

The new Entry-Exit system (EES), which is designed to make going through airport checks faster, has caused chaos at some major airports.

Martin Hewitt appeared at a parliamentary committee yesterday.To his CBE and QPM there should perhaps be added the OPD, the Order of Prize Dribblers.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves sounded defiance amid growing alarm that another massive raid is coming at the Budget next month.

Holidaymakers could be at risk of a 'deadly' disease that has been found in a Spanish hotspot. 

The California Broadband & Video Association has objected to legislation signed by Governor Gavin Newsom on October 15 that allows apartment tenants to opt out of mandatory bulk billing for internet service. The cable industry group called the measure "an anti-affordability bill masked as consumer protection." The association said property owners would have to provide refunds to tenants who decline internet service provided through building contracts. The law "undermines the basis of the cost savings and will lead to bulk billing being phased out," the group said. Assembly member Rhodesia Ransom, who authored the bill, said lobby groups for internet providers and real estate companies worked hard to defeat it. The association told the Sacramento Bee it was disappointed Newsom signed the legislation because it would be "an impediment to utilizing an effective tool" that helped middle-class Californians get discounted rates. The law takes effect January 1. Tenants who are denied the right to opt out can deduct subscription costs from their rent.

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If there's one thing Taylor Swift is known for, it's her impeccable beauty credentials (okay, it's actually her stellar singer-songwriting career, but fab make-up is a close second).

BBC Director-General Tim Davie said it is right that licence fee dodgers are taken to court. He also claimed the public back 'enforcement' for those who evade the annual charge to watch TV.

The change was made this week in selected branches

Angela Rayner has kept largely out of the public eye since quitting for failing to pay the correct stamp duty on an £800,000 seaside flat.

The pitches are already there - but a stop notice has been issued by the council

Claire Button, 35, used a pillow to smother her autistic son Lincoln Button. She left a note at their home that said: 'He does not fit in the world.'

The British show, which saw a record seven million people tune in on Wednesday, has won praise for its camp theatrics, stellar casting - and of course, its presenter.

Thomas Skinner was spotted out for the first time on Thursday following his online rant about his Strictly stint.