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Some of the most popular over-the-counter cold and flu medications could be putting people at risk of stomach ulcers, liver failure and kidney damage when taken with alcohol, experts have warned.

Opening Tory conference, Kemi Badenoch argued that protests amounting to 'carnivals of hatred' against Israel were being allowed on British streets.

The former winger, who had a brief spell at Southampton in 2015, claimed to Dutch newspaper Omreop West that the car in front of him 'suddenly stopped' on the motorway.

A motion passed at the Greens' gathering in Bournemouth on Sunday committed the left-wing party to 'seek the effective abolition of private landlordism'.

There's an 85-second ad (starring a humanoid robot) that argues "Technology promised to save us time. Instead it stole our focus. Opera Neon gives you both back." Or, as BleepingComputer describes it, Opera Neon "is a new browser that puts AI in control of your tabs and browsing activities, but it'll cost $19.90 per month." It'll do tasks for you, open websites for you, manage tabs for you, and listen to you. The idea behind these agentic browsers is to put AI in control. "Neon acts at your command, opening tabs, conducting research, finding the best prices, assessing security, whatever you need. It delivers outcomes you can use, share, and build on," Opera noted... As spotted on X, Opera Neon, the premium AI browser for Windows & macOS, costs $59.90 for nine months. Opera neon invite. This is an early bird offer, but when the offer expires, Opera Neon will cost $19.90 per month. The browser's web page says Opera Neon "can handle everyday tasks for you, like filling in forms, placing orders, replying to emails, or tidying up files. Reusable cards turn repeated chores into single-step tasks, letting you focus on the work that matters most to you." Opera describes itself as "the company that gave you tabs..."

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Jonathan Powell is reported to have made clear that the Government would classify Beijing as a 'challenge' rather than an 'enemy' of the UK in evidence for the case.

Born in 1939, Margaret grew up with rationing. Katie lives a digital life but thinks this makes her engaged with her finances.

Four negative communication styles have been deemed so lethal to relationships that they've earned the title of the 'Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse'.

From lab-grown sperm and eggs to 'virgin births', same-sex couples could have a multitude of options to choose from in mere decades.

Veteran Lee Rowlands (pictured) was following a 'rite of passage' when he enlisted in the 'world's best army' at 18, with a family military history on both sides.

The new programme - announced back in March is based on the real history of the Guinness family and their Dublin-based business, who were just as scandalous in real life.

My husband lost his 87-year- old mother a few months ago. We and our adult children loved her and I tried to be supportive, a reader tells Caroline West-Meads (pictured).

The Daily Mail's deputy travel editor Hayley Minn checks in to the Six Senses Rome for her honeymoon.

It definitely is a place of wealth and glamour

The reality TV show, formerly known as Party Wars, aired on Sky Living between 2009 and 2013.

After the cost of the hotel, flight and travel insurance, many travellers massively underestimate the cost of living while in a different country - not to mention hefty tourist taxes which creep up on checkout.

Little Etta Syrett, four, is dwarfed by one of her grandfather Ian's gigantic pumpkins. Ian and twin brother Stuart have been growing the vegetables in their greenhouse in Lymington, Hampshire.

Cupertino yanks ICEBlock citing safety risks for law enforcement

Apple has deep-sixed an app that tracks the movements of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents – apparently bowing to government pressure.…

'Help! I don't know how to put an outfit together'

Diddy's former publicist, Rob Shuter, revealed when the star's 'dark side' took over following his sentence to 50 months behind bars.