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Just one in five young people are in support of the triple lock as fresh data reveals the mechanism is driving a wedge between generations.

Gandalf's Ride and Gollum's Reach are just some of the street names

Wearing a red coat, the former cabinet minister appeared glum as she sheltered under an umbrella for the service, close to the synagogue in Middleton Road, Crumpsall.

As is the tradition among the women known as Israel 's 'eyes on the border', Shahaf Nissani was allowed to choose who attended her farewell 'tea time' feast before her last shift on the border.

Sharay Hayes, who testified he was paid to participate in 'freak offs' with Cassie Ventura and Sean 'Diddy' Combs, said he 'feels sorry' for the disgraced rapper at his sentencing.

If traffic flow can be improved at the roundabout, land nearby could be used to build thousands of new homes

Rhys McDonald's nightmare began when he received a call at work from his mother one day in August 2024, telling him that the police had just spoken to her and wanted to see him urgently.

A current professional footballer has questioned the popular The Overlap show, querying if one of the main panel is ignored when on air.

There are a number of adorable pooches at Dogs Trust in Essex are looking for their new home - can you help any?

Muddy Stilettos has picked out its best places to live across the UK, as well as choosing the top spots in each county.

There are a number of adorable pooches at Dogs Trust in Essex are looking for their new home - can you help any?

Muddy Stilettos has picked out its best places to live across the UK, as well as choosing the top spots in each county.

Councillors say new support for residents will 'make a real difference to health and wellbeing'

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Reuters: Indonesia has suspended TikTok's registration to provide electronic systems after it failed to hand over all data relating to the use of its live stream feature, a government official said on Friday. The suspension could in theory prevent access to TikTok, which has more than 100 million accounts based in Indonesia. Alexander Sabar, an official at Indonesia's communications and digital ministry, said in a statement some accounts with ties to online gambling activities used TikTok's live stream feature during national protests. [...] Sabar said the government had asked the company for its traffic, streaming and monetization data. The company, owned by China's ByteDance, did not provide complete data, citing its internal procedures, Sabar said without giving further detail.

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Selena Gomez gave her fans a glimpse as she wrote her wedding vows shortly before saying 'I do' to Benny Blanco last week.

Laughter is often said to be the best medicine, easing all troubles that may come our way. And it seems there may be some truth to the claim.

Google will discontinue Gmailify and POP email support in January 2026, forcing users who rely on these features to switch to IMAP. PCWorld reports: These changes only affect future emails. Emails that have already been synchronized in the Gmail account will remain the same. External accounts can still be used in the Gmail app, but only via IMAP. Google also recommends that users with work or education accounts contact their administrators if a Google Workspace migration is needed. For many Gmail users, these changes will likely mean getting used to the new system. Anyone who previously upgraded their external email accounts with Gmailify or integrated them via POP will have to switch to IMAP by January 2026 at the latest and do without some convenient functions, like spam filters and automatic sorting.

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The Robinson R22 helicopter is seen ripping through trees just seconds before it crashed-landed on top of a car in terrifying dashcam footage.

The hit reality show, which returned on Sunday, had already sent the first housemate packing in a brutal launch night twist.

Senior executives at the broadcaster are said to be in discussions over whether parts of the radio network's service, such as its anti-disinformation work, should be paid for by the defence budget.