Mexican World Cup fan sparks anger with racist gesture behind South Korean supporter... and is now looking for a new job
Footage shows Ulises Fernando Bernal Miramontes pulling the corners of his eyes while seated behind Yoon Su-jin during the match.
SQL Server may be too lucrative for Microsoft to ditch, but too legacy to love
Analysts say Redmond still has billions of reasons to keep backing its flagship DBMS, even as Azure, Postgres, and AI hog the spotlight
The eight missed chances to save baby Preston from evil adoptive fathers: Did political correctness play a role in failure to stop them?
Serious questions are being asked about the scrutiny faced by Jamie Varley, 37, and his boyfriend, John McGowan-Fazakerley, 32, after they were given little Preston Davey to look after.
Moment cowboy traders are caught fleecing frail woman, 83, out of £18,000 by posing as workmen to fix her roof
Conmen Charlie Lee, 57, and James Cunningham, 41, posed as workmen carrying out repairs on the victim's roof.
Portugal's World Cup stars defend themselves against claims they're spending too much time on the beach - because it's 'part of our preparation after playing in Manchester where there's very little sun'
Portugal's stars have hit back at claims they're spending too much time on the beach relaxing ahead of their World Cup opener. They have been sunning themselves in Florida.
Russian artist who regularly mocked Putin is shot dead in Poland in 'execution'
Exiled Semyon Skrepetsky, 44, real name Robert Kuzovkov, was known for portraying the Kremlin leader as an absurd, bloodthirsty dictator.
Why everything you know about counting calories is completely wrong: When nutritionist Kathleen suddenly piled on 2st, she thought cutting back on food would help. Instead, she put on even more. This is the change that helped her lose weight rapidly
There's even evidence that calorie-counting can have the opposite of the desired effect, leading to increased hunger and a lower metabolic rate (where your body burns fewer calories).
'Grim' and 'lazy': The infuriating train passenger everyone hates - does your behaviour make you a dreaded 'dumper'?
Empty crisp packets, plastic bottles and newspapers are all items often left behind on trains - are you guilty of being a 'dumper'?
'She's not laying low': Princess Beatrice shrugs off royal rent row with glitzy St Tropez party: CHARLOTTE GRIFFITHS
After the week Princess Beatrice had, in which it was revealed that King Charles pays for her accommodation in St James's palace, you'd think that she'd be laying low, trying not to be seen.
Number of patients being treated in hospital corridors in Essex revealed
Figures have shown how many patients are being treated in hospital corridors across Essex.
Number of patients being treated in hospital corridors in Essex revealed
Figures have shown how many patients are being treated in hospital corridors across Essex.
Cape Verde's little-known goalkeeper, 40, gains over a MILLION followers on Instagram after heroic World Cup performance against Spain
Vozinha made seven saves, with 1.46 xG prevented, as Cape Verde picked up a surprise point in their Group H opener.
Concerning study finds secondhand smokers have high levels of cancer‑linked toxins in their blood: '1.5 times more than non-smokers in smoke-free environments'
People exposed to secondhand smoke have higher levels of cadmium - a toxic metal linked to cancer - in their bodies, a new study suggests.
The surprising therapy targeting the liver which could protect brain from Alzheimer's
Current drugs can slow the decline but cannot stop or reverse it, and many carry troubling side-effects such as nausea, dizziness and, in some cases, brain swelling or bleeding.
Access denied! Couple ordered to open ancient bridleway to public through their £2 million property infuriate villagers by installing metal barriers and no trespassing signs
David and Dawn Moore lost a six-year legal battle to stop people entering their 1.75-acre grounds. They have now put up metal fencing which prevents visitors strolling through their paddock.
ERP users may soon get ahead by going headless, says Rimini Street boss
Look to AI agents and open source to escape the vendor-driven upgrade cycle
London saw weakest house price growth in Britain over the past decade
In contrast to London's lacklustre performance, cities across the Midlands, Northern England and Wales saw bumper growth.
Teacher banned after failing to disclose boyfriend's conviction for child images
A teacher in Brentwood has been banned from the profession after she failed to disclose her partner was on the sex offenders register.
Teacher banned after failing to disclose boyfriend's conviction for child images
A teacher in Brentwood has been banned from the profession after she failed to disclose her partner was on the sex offenders register.
The world's most beautiful airports revealed, from an open-air observatory to a steel 'forest' - including one in Europe
Seven global airports made the cut in the Prix Versailles list of the most beautiful airports - including one European hub.