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A third of online shoppers have been scammed on second-hand marketplaces in the past two years, a report claims. (Stock Image)

David Cameron (pictured) will take a swipe at EU allies over defence today as he warns that the West needs to adopt a 'harder edge for a tougher world'.

ITV bosses spent quite the fortune to film the upcoming game show The Fortune Hotel, to the point they had to 'restrict' the contestants' budget.

Motorsports champion and financier Ross Hyett, 70, successfully spearheaded a complex and risky treasure hunting mission to recover 2,364 bars of silver from the wreck of the SS Tilawa in 2017.

Michael Larabel reports via Phoronix: Building off the recent release of Fedora 40, Fedora Asahi Remix 40 is now available for this downstream of Fedora Linux that's optimized to run on Apple Silicon ARM systems. Fedora Asahi Remix continues to be one of the best ways of enjoying a Linux experience atop recent Apple Macs making use of their in-house M1/M2/M3 SoCs. With the Fedora Asahi Remix 40 release there is now conformant OpenGL 4.6 support thanks to the upgraded Mesa. There is also improved device compatibility with its newer kernel. Fedora Asahi Remix continues to cater to using the KDE Plasma desktop by default. With the upgrade to Fedora Asahi Remix 40 this also means now transitioning to the KDE Plasma 6.0 desktop environment for their flagship desktop experience. A GNOME variant using GNOME 46 is also available. You can learn more about the release via FedoraMagazine.org. Installation options are available at FedoraProject.org.

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Relive Mail Sport's live blog Joselu's late double off the bench stuns Bayern Munich, after Alphonso Davies' stunning strike, to send Real Madrid through to an 18th European cup final.

Three men have been arrested by Greater Manchester Police on suspicion of commission, preparation and instigation of acts of terrorism.

Christopher Gregor, 31, appeared emotional at times as the court heard sickening details of alleged abuse inflicted on his son, with a forensic pathologist testifying that he suffered a number of grisly injuries.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: The Federal Communications Commission clarified its net neutrality rules to prohibit more kinds of fast lanes. While the FCC voted to restore net neutrality rules on April 25, it didn't release the final text of the order until yesterday. The final text (PDF) has some changes compared to the draft version released a few weeks before the vote. Both the draft and final rules ban paid prioritization, or fast lanes that application providers have to pay Internet service providers for. But some net neutrality proponents raised concerns about the draft text because it would have let ISPs speed up certain types of applications as long as the application providers don't have to pay for special treatment. The advocates wanted the FCC to clarify its no-throttling rule to explicitly prohibit ISPs from speeding up applications instead of only forbidding the slowing of applications down. Without such a provision, they argued that ISPs could charge consumers more for plans that speed up specific types of content. [...] "We clarify that a BIAS [Broadband Internet Access Service] provider's decision to speed up 'on the basis of Internet content, applications, or services' would 'impair or degrade' other content, applications, or services which are not given the same treatment," the FCC's final order said. The "impair or degrade" clarification means that speeding up is banned because the no-throttling rule says that ISPs "shall not impair or degrade lawful Internet traffic on the basis of Internet content, application, or service." The updated language in the final order "clearly prohibits ISPs from limiting fast lanes to apps or categories of apps they select," leaving no question as to whether the practice is prohibited, said Stanford Law professor Barbara van Schewick. Under the original plan, "there was no way to predict which kinds of fast lanes the FCC might ultimately find to violate the no-throttling rule," she wrote. "This would have given ISPs cover to flood the market with various fast-lane offerings, arguing that their version does not violate the no-throttling rule and daring the FCC to enforce its rule. The final order prevents this from happening."

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Jay Blades is 'taking a break' from filming The Repair Shop following his shock marriage split from wife Lisa-Marie Zbozen.

Footage shows the fly-tipper getting rid of tonnes of branches and logs on Plume Street in Aston, Birmingham.

It's 'essential to national security' ex-Navy intel officer tells us

Interview  As undersea cables carry increasing amounts of information, cyber and physical attacks against them will cause a greater impact on the wider internet.…

Flair was filmed in a heated verbal exchange with a manager at Piesanos. The three-minute clip showed Flair referring to the manager as a 'd***head' and calling him a 'dips***'.

The ring, known as a torc, is thought to be worth around £220,000 and is made from 26oz of almost pure gold.

X Factor winner Sam Bailey revealed she has been facing a 'very challenging time' as she gave a health update on her autistic son Tommy on Instagram on Wednesday. 

Leccy car maker ships bunch of vehicles, losing around $39K on each one

Cost-cutting layoffs have had little effect on Rivian's bottom line, as the troubled electric car maker has limped from another quarter with more than a billion dollars in losses. …

The Trotters lived on the 12th floor of the tower block on the fictional Nyrere Estate in Peckham, South London.

Oscar de la Renta is giving viewers a behind-the-scenes look at what it took to craft Sánchez's Met Gala dress - as Bezos's fiancée joked during one fitting that she 'didn't need to breathe.'

A team of researchers found that China's reduction of aerosol emissions has contributed to rising sea temperatures in areas of the northeastern Pacific from 2010 through 2020.

Any trainer or marathon-runner will tell you how important carbohydrates are for fueling a workout and helping the body recover afterward. But Dua Lipa's tour diet casts that assumption into doubt.