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NATS Stansted is one of the unsung groups which helps keep Stansted Airport moving.

Stansted Airport has shared five lesser-known destinations that offer beautiful beaches, rich culture, incredible food, and exceptional value.

NATS Stansted is one of the unsung groups which helps keep Stansted Airport moving.

Stansted Airport has shared five lesser-known destinations that offer beautiful beaches, rich culture, incredible food, and exceptional value.

The 466ft-long ship linked to atomic energy company Rosatom went down in international waters in the Black Sea, marking the latest blow to Vladimir Putin.

Christy Kinahan Snr has enjoyed a life of luxury in the UAE for the past decade, using it as a base of sanctuary to avoid law enforcement while going by the name 'Mr Vincent'.

Essex fire service has provided an update after a fire at Middlewick Ranges in Colchester.

Essex fire service has provided an update after a fire at Middlewick Ranges in Colchester.

Two men were left with serious injuries after the stabbing in broad daylight

Ecclestone (pictured with his wife, Fabiana Flosi), 95, has put the 11-storey glass-fronted property in one of central London's most upmarket areas through estate agents Michael Elliott.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: We are a month away from the initial rollout of Google's Android developer verification system, and the company contends this policy does not impinge on the platform's open nature. Still, the restrictions will be a big change, and there are still some unanswered questions. An issue that has come up repeatedly in the run-up to verification is what will happen to devs who can't verify because of where they live. It turns out that Google has a cryptic answer for that buried in an FAQ. Developer verification will soon block the installation of apps from unverified developers on any Android device running Google services, which is functionally all Android phones outside Russia and China. Developers who want to keep releasing software, even if it's not in the Play Store, have to provide Google with their ID and pay a small fee. But what if you're an Android developer living in a sanctioned nation? Currently, the U.S. sanction list includes Iran, Cuba, North Korea, and occupied areas of Ukraine. Given the current uncertain state of US foreign policy, that list could change in the future. Google doing any business with developers in those places is a thorny issue, and it seems like the company has decided to just leave them hanging. A rather lengthy FAQ a few levels deep on the Google developer site addresses various issues around dev verification. Smack in the middle is this: "How does this program impact developers in sanctioned countries? Devices in sanctioned countries will be excluded from Android developer verification checks. This allows any developer to continue distributing apps in these regions without verification, though users there won't benefit from the enhanced security benefits of the program." [...] A Google spokesperson has expanded on the FAQ and confirmed to Ars that people living in sanctioned nations will not be allowed to go through the verification process. That means they will not be able to effectively distribute software through any channel internationally. Today, someone making an app in, say, Cuba can distribute it freely around the world, as well as at home. Anyone can install it and see their work in action after tapping through a few sideloading alerts. In the coming months, that will no longer be the case. These unverified apps will only be easily installable in the sanctioned countries where verification doesn't exist.

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'It's not the first time that a killer has shown such a cold attitude towards their crime'

Tarona Taafaki, 20, has put the tiny South Pacific island nation on the map with her feat in the women's 75kg category in Glasgow.

Officers arrested him in Harlow, and he will appear in court next month

Behind the tranquil homestead lies a community that promotes hard-Right ideology online and teaches children that historical atrocities such as the Holocaust have 'two sides to the story'.

Norway consistently ranks at the top of the UN Human Development Index. It can do so because, in the 1970s, it hit the same oil jackpot as Britain - but it went in a very different direction.

Savannah Guthrie has issued a heart-wrenching plea to her mother Nancy's kidnappers on the six month anniversary of her abduction.

Sally Kenyon, 44, said the freak accident in a central London branch of the coffee giant left her with concussion, leading to migraines and a cocktail of other symptoms.

Whitehall, a small neighbourhood in Darwen, Lancashire, with a population of 9,000, has the highest number of recorded infestations in the country, new data shows.