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Mary Earps was today made a Member of the Order of the British Empire at Windsor Castle as she joined VIPs including Gladiator director Sir Ridley.

A Walt Disney World travel hack is all about anticipating when crowds will be the lightest using the theme parks' scheduling to your advantage.

Nearly 95M people in total snagged by flaw in file transfer tool

Just short of a year after the initial incident, the state of Georgia's higher education government agency has confirmed that it was the victim of an attack on its systems affecting the data of 800,000 people.…

Twitter users rushed to social media to express their concerns that they couldn't find any packets of Monster Munch Flamin' Hot in UK supermarkets.

Abbey Clancy showcased her incredibly toned figure in a slinky dress while attending a special screening of Damian Hurley's Strictly Confidential in London on Wednesday.

Originally unleashed upon the world in May 2009 by the innovative minds at Mojang Studios, the game has sold more than 300 million copies across multiple platforms and console generations.

Astrophysicist Dr. Lisa Kaltenegger surveys the galaxy in her new book 'Alien Earths.' We 'might not even recognize' alien life, she says, when it's 'staring us in the face'

EXCLUSIVE: Mail Sport understands that a close friend of the top-flight star raised the alarm after spotting him surrounded by canisters of illegal nitrous oxide at his city centre flat.

In BBC Radio 4 series To Catch a Scorpion, journalist Sue Mitchell and volunteer aid worker Rob Lawrie go in search of one of Europe's most notorious people smugglers, Iraqi Barzan Majeed.

Smart home device maker Brilliant has laid off most of its staff and is seeking a buyer after failing to secure funding, CEO Aaron Emigh told The Verge. The company has shut down its support center and halted sales of its smart light switches and controllers, which integrate with various smart home platforms. Emigh said existing devices will continue to function, but their long-term functionality remains uncertain. Founded in 2016, Brilliant aimed to simplify smart home control but struggled with high prices, interoperability issues, and slower-than-expected market growth. The company raised $60 million in funding over eight years.

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Miss Israel Noa Cochva filmed herself carrying a poster that said 'I am an IDF soldier. Ask me anything' around Washington Square Park on Monday.

Around 7.30am on Wednesday two cars collided with a fire hydrant, sending water flooding into the road. The water turned the ground swampy, opening up a sinkhole which a car fell into.

The Mamas & The Papas singer Cass Elliot's daughter Owen Elliot-Kugell, 57, spoke to DailyMail.com about how her mom's manager accidentally created the fallacy.

The Toronto Police Service has said a person tried to access the Bridle Path property and ended up brawling with security officers outside.

Documents from the US State Department show 'credible' evidence the Covid-19 virus originated in a Chinese lab and government officials worked to hide the accident.

The nine-year-old boy, who lost both legs to horrific abuse by his birth parents, has been forced to miss the party because he got stuck in traffic on his way to London.

On Wednesday, a group of migrants in Denver created a list of 13 demands that they want the city to meet in order for them to agree to move off the street and into shelters.

The United States paused sending an arms shipment to Israel, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said on Wednesday, in what is seen as a warning to Israel against a full-scale invasion of Rafah.

The actress, 51, was seen filming the dark comedy with Keanu Reeves and Matt Bomer in LA. She wore a brown corset style dress and leopard print leggings with her feet slipped into Birkenstocks.

Amazon Prime Video subscribers will see new types of advertisements this broadcast year. Amazon announced today that it's adding new ad formats to its video streaming service, hoping to encourage people to interact with the ads and shop on Amazon. From a report: In January, Prime Video streams included commercials unless subscribers paid $3 extra per month. That has meant that watching stuff on Prime Video ad-free costs $12 per month or, if you're also a Prime subscriber, $18 per month. Amazon has heightened focus on streaming ads this year. Those who opted for Prime Video with commercials will soon see shoppable carousel ads, interactive pause ads, and interactive brand trivia ads, as Amazon calls them. Amazon said that advertisers could buy these new displays to be shown "across the vast majority of content on Prime Video, wherever it's streamed." All the new ad formats allow a viewer to place advertised products in their Amazon cart. With carousel ads, subscribers will be pushed to shop "a sliding lineup of" products during ad breaks during shows and movies, Amazon said, adding: "The ad automatically pauses so that customers can browse, and automatically resumes play when ad interaction has stopped."

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