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Former British Vogue editor Alexandra Shulman recounts how a compulsion to shop took hold after she left her job - and reveals her hefty click-to-buy haul for a month

The 18-year-old star addressed the horrific ordeal during the second episode of her fly-on-the-wall ITV reality show.

Pamela Anderson has launched a line of 'tangy and herbaceous' line of 'spicy rose dill' pickles - and it's very reminiscent of a certain Montecito mogul's lifestyle brand.

A plane passenger-turned-designer has devised a 'genius' way to avoid excess baggage fees when flying with budget airlines - and it all starts and ends with a common clothing item.

My husband and I have three flats which we rent out, worth about £150,000 each. We would like to transfer the flats into our two children's names.

This is the moment a British tourist collapses unconscious on the sands of a beach in Brazil after being drugged and robbed of £16,000 by three women. 

Elle Ferguson has been slammed for appearing in a fashion show in a very revealing designer dress.

The couple began dating while Anna, 49, was starring on Brookside in 1994, with the actor even proposing to her with a £30,000 engagement ring.

Father-of-two Matthew Allick, from Romford, East London, who 'dropped dead' and had no pulse for several minutes after suffering a major heart attack, has described the experience.

In 2020 a YouTube video used video footage of Steve Wozniak in a scam to steal bitcoin. "Some people said they lost their life savings," Wozniak tells CBS News, explaining why he sued YouTube in 2020 — and where his case stands now: Wozniak's lawsuit against YouTube has been tied up in court now for five years, stalled by federal legislation known as Section 230. Attorney Brian Danitz said, "Section 230 is a very broad statute that limits, if not totally, the ability to bring any kind of case against these social media platforms." "It says that anything gets posted, they have no liability at all," said Wozniak. "It's totally absolute." Google responded to our inquiry about Wozniak's lawsuit with a statement from José Castañeda, of Google Policy Communications: "We take abuse of our platform seriously and take action quickly when we detect violations ... we have tools for users to report channels that are impersonating their likeness or business." [Steve's wife] Janet Wozniak, however, says YouTube did nothing, even though she reported the scam video multiple times: "You know, 'Please take this down. This is an obvious mistake. This is fraud. You're YouTube, you're helping dupe people out of their money,'" she said. "They wouldn't," said Steve... Today is Steve Wozniak's 75th birthday. (You can watch the interview here.) And the article includes this interesting detail about Woz's life today: Wozniak sold most of his Apple stock in the mid-1980s when he left the company. Today, though, he still gets a small paycheck from Apple for making speeches and representing the company. He says he's proud to see Apple become a trillion-dollar company. "Apple is still the best," he said. "And when Apple does things I don't like, and some of the closeness I wish it were more open, I'll speak out about it. Nobody buys my voice!" I asked, "Apple listen to you when you speak out?" "No," Wozniak smiled. "Oh, no. Oh, no."

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There will be highs of 32C in some places

One in five young adults have stayed with a partner to make living costs more affordable, a survey has found.

The presenter, 31, has interviewed a number of stars on her show, which sees her go on a 'date' with celebrity in fried chicken restaurants.

A three-year-old has been left orphaned after a paraglider carrying her parents crashed during a tandem flight.

Ibtissame Lachgar is accused of posting a photo wearing a shirt with a phrase that is offensive to Islam, and writing a caption that was also insulting to the religion.

The moment that sparked Katie Price's feud with daughter Princess appears on her show as the teen made her modelling debut in Ibiza.

The tragic accident at Aston-le-Walls Horse Trials in the village of the same name in Northamptonshire saw the athlete fall at the third fence.

Many core offerings now back in action, says retailer

British retailer Marks and Spencer updated its website today, confirming its Click & Collect service is once again available to customers.…

Of all the weird decorations that Epstein acquired for his mansion, no item invited questions like a painting of President Clinton sprawled suggestively wearing a blue dress and heels.