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A family has been left shaken after a group of youths wearing balaclavas smashed their car window on their front drive in the middle of the night.

Angelina Jolie's guide was dramatically ordered to register at a war conscription office during her visit to frontline regions of Ukraine on a UN humanitarian mission.

This is the moment a mortified Ukrainian beauty queen took a tumble as she was introduces on stage during the Miss Earth final. 

When the Montecito-based Duchess of Sussex first launched As Ever in April, products reportedly sold out within the hour, but fast-forward to today, and the brand appears to have taken a turn for the worse.

Documents filed by PPE Medpro's administrators show the amount owed to His Majesty's Revenue and Customs on top of the £148m i has already been ordered to pay.

Shopping bots pick first option and are 'vulnerable to manipulation', Magentic Marketplace trial finds

Ready to have your agent talk to my agent and arrange a sale? Microsoft has published a simulated marketplace to put AI agents through their paces and answer a question for the new age: Would you trust AI with your credit card?…

Derek Martin, 67, 'just flipped' after a row erupted over money and attacked his stepdaughter, Chloe Bashford, 30, in her own home

Rudakubana's father, Alphonse, 49, told the girls' parents that his son was a 'monster' who murdered their 'beautiful angels.'

Passengers are legally required to wear a seat belt in a car and holidaymakers jetting off on a plane have to wear one when instructed, too. But there's a reason why trains don't require it.

More than 30 people were stopped and searched during a dispersal order, including some teenagers “causing trouble”.

More than 30 people were stopped and searched during a dispersal order, including some teenagers “causing trouble”.

Norfolk Police chief Paul Sanford complained it was 'tiring' that thieves who target retailers were being convicted 'literally hundreds of times' only to be released again.

Rockstar Games, the company behind the hit Grand Theft Auto franchise, said that the dozens of employees it fired last week were leaking company secrets, disputing allegations by labor leaders that it was disrupting workers' attempt to unionize. From a report: The employees had been sharing company information in a forum that included non-employees, a Rockstar spokesperson said in a statement to Bloomberg on Wednesday. "Last week, we took action against a small number of individuals who were found to be distributing and discussing confidential information in a public forum, a violation of our company policies," the spokesperson said. "This was in no way related to people's right to join a union or engage in union activities." The company, part of Take-Two Interactive Software, fired between 30 and 40 employees across offices in the UK and Canada for what it said was "gross misconduct." The Independent Workers' Union of Great Britain, the first to organize video-game workers in the UK, told Bloomberg that the employees had all been involved with union efforts at Rockstar, calling the firings "one of the most blatant and ruthless acts of union busting in the history of the games industry."

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There's a new travel word in the Collins Dictionary this week, reflecting how our holiday tastes have changed in recent decades.

Payne died at the age of 31 in October last year after falling from a hotel balcony in Argentina.

Ebonie and her partner have been renovating their 1920s home in Essex for months after moving in earlier this year

Christopher Scholtes, 38, was listed as deceased by Maricopa County Medical Examiner's Office in Arizona on Wednesday, with no cause of death listed.

Footage shows members of the public running for cover when fireworks were set off in Birmingham city centre as police battled to regain control.

Are you down with the kids, or beginning to show your age? The answer may lie in which of these slang words and phrases you use.

Former Lioness Ellen White has admitted feeling 'uneasy' about Mary Earps' new autobiography and the extent to which it delves into the inner dynamics of the England dressing room.