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More than two thirds of UK adults reportedly own an air fryer, according to a recent survey - but not everyone has found that their lives are more straightforward as a result.

On the evening of 25 September 1944, a squadron of Lancaster bombers rumbled through the dark autumn clouds above Frankfurt, writes historian JAMES CROSSLAND.

They have the ambition of running 1,500 stores in the UK

I've paid a deposit to a builder - now he can't start for three months. Am I entitled to my deposit back?

In an exclusive interview with MailOnline, Alfie Watts, 22, reveals his best hacks for saving money while travelling - as well as the biggest mistakes he and Owen Wood made on Race Across the World.

Daisy Blakemore-Creedon, 19, claimed she had been subjected to bullying and anti-Semitic abuse as she announced her abrupt resignation from the group at Peterborough City Council.

When car designer Henrik Fisker unveiled his Ocean electric SUV at the end of 2021, he told the Los Angeles Auto Show it was his mission to create the world's 'most sustainable vehicles'.

From a glossy drama by Tina Fey to the long-awaited movie adaptation of a seminal novel, here's everything we'll be watching this month.

The US President has announced plans to impose a 100 per cent tariff on movies made outside America.

She doesn't want him involved in the wedding planning process

Taking to her TikTok the woman, who lives in a three-bedroom semi-detached house in Yorkshire, with her husband and two children, showcases her money saving hacks.

Lawrence Dallaglio's wife Alice has applied to the High Court for a validation order which would allow the immediate sale of the couple's former home.

British medics and brain tumour patients say a 30-second test involving your hands that 'anyone can do' could help detect a hidden but serious health problem in your brain.

Negotiators appear to be closing in on a package that could reduce the impact of the president's eye-watering 25 per cent levies on car and steep imports.

Essex based firm Carpetright went into administration last year

Brits are known for being endlessly polite. Now, experts have revealed that we're also excessively apologetic.

Elizabeth Bates admitted perverting the course of justice on August 26, 2022 with the particulars of the offence disclosing she did so by 'making false statements to police alleging sexual assault'.

Schemes like this are just a license to pollute for tech giants, or so critics say

Updated  Microsoft has expanded its deal with Stockholm Exergi to buy 500,000 tonnes of permanent carbon removal annually over ten years. Critics argue such deals give polluters cover rather than drive real climate action.…

At the age of 100, Arthur Ferguson is Britain's oldest shopkeeper - and after running his shop in Cumbria for more than seven decades, he has no intention of relinquishing the reins.

The Department of Defense is revamping its "outdated" software procurement systems through a new Software Fast Track initiative. The SWFT program aims to reform how software is acquired, tested, and authorized with security as the primary focus. "Widespread use of open source software, with contributions from developers worldwide, presents a significant and ongoing challenge," DoD CIO Katie Arrington wrote in the initiative memo. The DoD currently "lacks visibility into the origins and security of software code," hampering security assurance efforts. The initiative will establish verification procedures for software products and expedite authorization processes. Multiple requests for information are running until late May seeking industry input, including how to leverage AI for software authorization and define effective supply chain risk management requirements. The push comes amid recent DoD security incidents, from malware campaigns targeting procurement systems to sensitive information leaks.

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