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Low-maintenance eye makeup looks are currently sweeping Hollywood. But is ditching mascara always a good idea, or does it sometimes age us? Beauty expert William Grande weighs in...

The scheme has faced multiple data errors that make it impossible for drivers to know whether forecourt prices are up to date and could cost drivers as much as £260 a year.

It remains one of the lowest-rated roads in the country

A draft New Orleans Police Department drone manual briefly published online would have allowed police drones to carry weapons with written approval from the superintendent, according to 404 Media. NOPD says the document was only an early draft and that its current policy (PDF) bans drones from carrying weapons or hazardous materials. 404 Media reports: The current version, live as of July 1, has different language: "The sUAS shall not be equipped with weapons or hazardous materials of any kind," referring to small Unmanned Aerial Systems, or drones. According to the NOPD, the operations manual it published to the internet with the rules for weaponized drones was an early draft. "The manual published on July 1 is the current published version of the policy. Earlier versions were draft versions that were presented for review before adoption of the current policy," NOPD told 404 media. "NOPD has made it clear we are not and will not be equipping drones with weapons or other hazardous materials." NOPD didn't answer follow-up questions about how or why the draft version of the manual was published. But the publication of a police drone manual that opens the door for weaponized quadcopters is important, and comes as drone companies and police flirt with the idea of putting weapons on their drones. New Orleans has long been a pioneer of camera and drone driven policing and the cops have used controversial tactics to get around public scrutiny and regulations. It shows that what the police are circulating amongst themselves and thinking about privately, what they perhaps want to happen, does not match public policy.

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President Donald Trump vowed payback for the deaths of each American soldier killed in the war against Iran as the United States began launching missiles at the country for a 10th consecutive night.

sandbagger writes: Fark.com is ancient in internet terms. It's not social media. It's not quite a news site. It's a holdover from the dot-com era and is invisible to Google, which makes its community great but has necessitated begging. "[W]e won't survive this year without more TF subscribers," wrote founder Drew Curtis in a post on Bluesky. "Spread the word." For the unfamiliar, Fark is one of the web's OG community news sites that features a wonderfully weird mix of user-submitted links, absurd headlines, Photoshop contests and comment-section mayhem. It has also been featured numerous times on Slashdot over the decades, from a 2007 review of founder Drew Curtis' book and a 2010 story about his skepticism of "the wisdom of crowds" to a full Slashdot interview with Curtis in 2015. For longtime readers of both sites, Fark feels like an old neighbor from an earlier, stranger and arguably more fun era of the internet.

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Holly Willoughby has admitted there was a 'time she wasn't sure if she would ever return to the spotlight' following the horrific kidnap, rape and murder plot. 

A family has sparked outrage online after CCTV footage showed them piling their table high with food before casually walking out of a Florida restaurant without paying the bill.

Only once they have passed the test - which is completed through a simple cheek swab, blood test or saliva sample - will players be eligible to compete on the female-only WTA Tour.

Back in May, Three Lions boss Thomas Tuchel named his 26-man group for the tournament in the United States. It resulted in some big names being left out of the squad.

After the first installment of the 48-team competition came to a close, the head of South America's governing body, Alejandro Dominguez, took to social media to supposedly reveal the news.

The TikTok star has a number of rules she has to follow as a Traveller woman

In light of the World Cup coming to a close, our Daily Mail Sport experts have reflected on their highlights - and lowlights - from the tournament.

Plus dozens of PoCs in the public domain

Vogue Williams is making the most of soaking up the sun before the arrival of her fourth child as she shared snaps from her holiday in Ibiza. 

Olivia Attwood flashed her abs in black gym wear as she squeezed in a 5am workout before a busy day of meetings and photoshoots.

I can disclose that Miller has expressed contempt for frequent flyers and has even compared them to criminals who drive under influence.

American commanders confirmed a 'new wave' of strikes on a ninth consecutive night of bombing on Monday. Several Iranian cities were hit, according to state media.

After a second - and likely, final - heartbreak on the world's biggest stage, Lionel Messi's family exited the World Cup Final in tears as captured on video.

After appearing to trample the grass behind his ball, the 32-year-old was docked two shots. DeChambeau threatened to withdraw from the tournament and even call Donald Trump.