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For decades people have enjoyed unrestricted access to the sandy foreshore on the northern side of the exclusive peninsula in Poole Harbour, Dorset.

When Prince Harry began the promotion for his second Invictus Games in 2016, he enlisted the help of his comedic grandmother to create one of the most viral Royal videos of all time.

The biggest names in fashion and Hollywood joined forces for the Vogue World runway show on Sunday night.

The Hyde Park Halloweenie Party event sees hundreds of dachshunds gather at Hyde Park dressed in costume for a social walk.

Dalton Janiczek, 21, was charged with attempted murder of a law enforcement officer after ramming multiple cops with his white Mercedes G-Wagen in Pennsylvania.

The First Lady of France has long been the subject of rumours questioning her gender, with online trolls falsely claiming that her real name is Jean-Michel Trogneux.

Rental costs for tenants have reached new record highs, with tenants shelling out 44% of their pay on rent.

Strictly's Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink has broken his silence after his elimination and facing the dance off against Amber Davies on Sunday night.

The royal has requested Frogmore Cottage in Windsor is handed over to him in exchange for his departure from the 30-room mansion, which is just down the road.

Scientists say genes aren't the only factors driving evolution. In fact, one change is affecting human life quicker than ever - and it's happening right now in real-time.

The acclaimed author vented his frustrations on X on Sunday night after he heard that Trump had opted not to invite the winning team from the World Series to the White House .

When it rains, it pours – and nobody packed an umbrella

Opinion  When your cabbie asks you what you do for a living, and you answer "tech journalist," you never get asked about cloud infrastructure in return. Bitcoin, mobile phones, AI, yes. Until last week: "What's this AWS thing, then?" You already knew a lot of people were having a very bad day in Bezosville, but if the news had reached an Edinburgh black cab driver, new adjectives were needed.…

Brazil recorded a mass methanol poisoning earlier this month, leaving three dead, and the UK FCDO has doubled a list of countries it says have reported cases of bootleg booze poisoning.

A LONG serving department store has officially closed in Braintree after more than 30 years.

The president gave advice on Tylenol and several childhood vaccinations in an all-caps post to Truth Social on Sunday.

Starmer and Reeves are doomed - distrusted by most Labour MPs and detested throughout the land. Sir Keir probably won't be PM this time next year and Rachel will no longer be Chancellor.

"Mozilla is introducing a new privacy framework for Firefox extensions that will require developers to disclose whether their add-ons collect or transmit user data..." reports the blog Linuxiac: The policy takes effect on November 3, 2025, and applies to all new Firefox extensions submitted to addons.mozilla.org. According to Mozilla's announcement, extension developers must now include a new key in their manifest.json files. This key specifies whether an extension gathers any personal data. Even extensions that collect nothing must explicitly state "none" in this field to confirm that no data is being collected or shared. This information will be visible to users at multiple points: during the installation prompt, on the extension's listing page on addons.mozilla.org, and in the Permissions and Data section of Firefox's about:addons page. In practice, this means users will be able to see at a glance whether a new extension collects any data before they install it.

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Eric Swalwell demanded fellow Democrats considering running in the next election take a firm stand against the ballroom, which is already under construction.

Four back-to-back weekends of work – and disastrously bad documentation – will do that do a techie

Who, Me?  Welcome to Monday morning and another installment of Who, Me? For the uninitiated, it's The Register's weekly reader-contributed column that tells tales of your greatest misses, and how you rebuilt a career afterward.…

The 14-year-old victim of Hadush Kebatu, the sex offender and a former asylum seeker in Epping, has been left incredibly anxious after he was wrongly released from HMP Chelmsford, her dad has said.