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The men are both on the same England team for Unicef, but tried to not to draw attention to themselves, although at one point, Louis was caught staring at Sam.

Aged 22, she was paralysed when a man fell on her from the top floor of a shopping centre. In her indefatigable memoir, Dr Grace Spence Green tells us what not to say to someone in a wheelchair.

Succession meets White Lotus in this weeks Psychological Thrillers

Thanks to the Daily Mail offering huge prize pots for feats of aviation in the early days of air travel, flight soared to greater heights then ever before

Forgotten classics take centre stage in this week's Retros

From bloodsucking vampires to time travelling humanoids; the best Science Fiction out this month

Twisting rivers and plots abound in this weeks literary fiction picks

The married Indiana teacher who police say raped young boys while forcing them to wear 'Scream' masks has been forced to sell her home after her husband dumped her.

Good news: The vendor patched the flaw in January. Bad news: Not everyone got the memo

Ransomware criminals infected a utility billing software providers' customers, and in some cases disrupted services, after exploiting unpatched versions of SimpleHelp’s remote monitoring and management (RMM) tool, according to a Thursday CISA alert.…

The eyewatering draw comes on this year's only Friday 13th - a day which is shrouded in superstition and considered unlucky by many.

In throwback snaps, the gorgeous British 60-year-old, who has continued to maintain an enviable figure over the years, is barely recognisable as she sports bright bleached hair spiked up with gel.

The dancer, 22, and her former Love islander boyfriend, 33, found a spark during their time together in the Celebrity Big Brother house in May.

A social media trend has emerged which experts have labeled 'unethical' for ruining honeymoons. Travel Republic have shared their top tips for newlyweds to score a real upgrade this summer.

Shopify is launching stablecoin payments for its merchants later this year, starting with USDC in collaboration with Coinbase and Stripe. Fortune reports: The publicly traded tech company lets merchants -- including vintage clothes sellers, cosmetics businesses, and electronics companies -- set up their own online marketplaces. By late June, Shopify will let a select group of users accept payments in USDC, a stablecoin issued by the crypto company Circle, which recently had one of the year's hottest IPOs. "In our own philosophical framework, we are extremely aligned with everything that crypto stands for," Tobias Lutke, the CEO of Shopify and a Coinbase board member, said onstage at a Coinbase conference on Thursday. Shopify will then gradually expand access to merchants across its network in the U.S. and Europe before opening up stablecoin payments to every merchant who uses its platform. The e-commerce company worked with Coinbase to develop a payments protocol to handle chargebacks, refunds, and other intricacies of retail payments on Coinbase's blockchain, Base. It also collaborated with fintech giant Stripe, one of Shopify's payments processors, to integrate stablecoins into the e-commerce company's existing software stack. "I think other payment processors will look at what Shopify is building and be like, 'Holy crap,'" Jesse Pollak, a Coinbase executive who oversees the crypto exchange's wallet and blockchain divisions, told Fortune.

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Strikes could take place without US support amid fears Washington could agree to a deal with Iran that falls short of ending all nuclear enrichment, with a fresh round of talks expected on Sunday.

Prakash Ramadhar claims any survivors may have suffered life-changing injuries, creating lifelong financial liability for the company.

The former Parachute Regiment officer turned explorer, author and broadcaster, has pulled off what he can justifiably consider his greatest triumph to date...He's about to become a father.

EuroMillions fever is in full swing, with the record £208million jackpot still up for grabs in tomorrow's triple rollover.

Bhoomi Chauhan was on her way to Sardar Vallabhbhai Airport, in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, to catch the Air India flight AI-171 to London on Thursday morning.

Amazon has quietly doubled the ad load on Prime Video to 4-6 minutes per hour, up from the 2-3.5 minutes initially discussed when ads launched in 2024. AdWeek reports: According to six ad buyers and documents reviewed by ADWEEK, the current ad load on Prime Video now ranges from four to six minutes per hour. And while that could bring down CPMs, buyers will be watching whether this impacts user experience. "Prime Video ad load has gradually increased to four to six minutes per hour," an Amazon representative wrote to an ad buyer in an email obtained by ADWEEK. The exchange occurred earlier this month. The increase, which Amazon had telegraphed to investors but has not publicly acknowledged to consumers, gives the company significantly more inventory to sell across its rapidly expanding streaming business. "They told us the ad load would be increasing," said Kendra Tang, programmatic supervisor at Rain the Growth Agency. "That's been confirmed recently when we noticed more avails in the system."

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