Terrorist who confessed to masterminding 7/7 London bombings AND 9/11 'could be walking the streets of Britain in days'
The hardest thing is that he was always there for me and, in the end, it felt like I wasn't there for him: NASSER HUSSAIN pays an emotional tribute to his great mate Graham Thorpe
Moment wounded Ukrainian soldier escapes Russian forces... on an e-bike that was delivered by drone
Error'd: Monkey Business
If monkeys aren't your bag, Manuel H. is down to clown. "If anyone wants to know the address of that circus - it's written right there. Too bad that it's only useful if you happen to be in the same local subnet..." Or on the same block.
"Where's my pension?" paniced Stewart , explaining "I logged on to check my Aegon pension to banish the Monday blues and my mood only worsened!"
After last week's episode, BJH is keeping a weather eye out for freak freezes. "The Weather.com app has something for everyone. Simple forecasts almost anyone can understand, and technical jargon for the geeks."
"It costs too much to keep a salmon on the road," complains Yitzchok Nolastname . I agree this result looks fishy.
"At Vanity Fair, brevity is the soul of wit," notes jeffphi . Always has been.
Battle for Heathrow's third runway is set for take off! Airport unveils £49BILLION plans - but greens and mayor remain bitterly opposed
Instant karma for 'road rage' driver who tried to mow down fleeing pedestrian
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I used to always travel with Apple AirTags until I found a cheaper alternative that even works for your phone
Why Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau are NOT a case of 'opposites attract' according to experts
Blake Lively's lawsuit deposition is shaken up as she faces down Justin Baldoni in shock appearance
Flat in iconic Poirot building up for sale for £190k - but it's not exactly spacious
Route of pylons changed with impact on 3,700 home plan in Brentwood reduced
Panic buying ahead of Trump tariffs added $825 million to Apple's sales last quarter
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Former Playboy model's jaw-dropping revelation about the magazine and her secret feud with fellow cover girl
Plans submitted for new Aldi store to open at Essex retail park
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AI Embiggens The Big Clouds, Especially Microsoft was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.