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Bella Younger had overcome a breakdown and made her dream move to Mallorca - only for a shock diagnosis to shatter everything

If you were asked to picture a warrior, a vision of a muscular man might spring to mind. But a new study might have you repainting that image in your head.

Elaine McGowan, 65, had been standing in the yard of a property in the Trincity area of Trinidad and Tobago with her husband when they were attacked on July 5.

The pair, both 39, who live in a £3.5million mansion near Epping in Essex, appear to be quietly uncoupling their business interests as they tailor their social media to their own personal brands

With two hosepipe bans underway across large parts of Essex, some residents are exempt - here's who.

With two hosepipe bans underway across large parts of Essex, some residents are exempt - here's who.

Shopping for clothes at M&S has become the ultimate brag, and for good reason - you can get styles that look designer for less by going no further than your local high street.

Denise announced she would be creating personal content for social media last month, with the former British Olympian revealing 'the bits you don't often see'.

Councillors and a council planning officer raised various concerns about the plans at a meeting

Microsoft restored streamer Joshua Khane's 25-year-old Xbox and OneDrive account after it was compromised by a hacker and then suspended, putting years of personal data, baby photos, and thousands of dollars in games at risk. IGN reports: While he was "extremely happy" and thanked Microsoft for its help recovering his account and all the invaluable information therein, he levied some criticisms toward the brand for its initial response, claiming it had told him the suspension was "irreversible" at first. "It's unfortunate that such a big company can bring back your account if you ask them to," he said. "The way it all went, to me, is a little bit shady, because it's not that they can't bring back your account -- they won't bring back your account if you're a nobody." Khane credited the community for making his story go viral and bringing it to Microsoft's attention, but felt that without their help, he would have been up a creek without a paddle. He also tied the situation to the growing conversation surrounding digital ownership, comparing it to Sony's decision to stop printing physical game discs starting January 2028.

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In what might be the last about-turn under Sir Keir Starmer, ministers said they were dropping the plans after hundreds threatened to quit the service.

These roles are part of Aldi's £370million expansion drive as it aims to open 40 new stores this year.

The Bank of Dave hero has called for the return of his bin after he watched council workers toss it in their truck and hastily drive away.

Bodyworn video footage shows 'eagle-eyed' cops pouncing on the teenager whom they suspect of concealing the blaze beneath his clothes.

Brussels may spend billions on semiconductor fabs, but tech sovereignty remains firmly in American and Chinese hands

Claire Howard, from Birmingham, flew to Beauvais, France, for a relaxing day of food, sightseeing and sunshine and was home before midnight.

Hundreds of thousands of Britons who take ADHD medication are at risk of suffering debilitating gut symptoms that leave them constantly fearful of an embarrassing accident.

The Met Office has warned that pollen levels have spiked across large parts of the UK - and are expected to remain high for the next four days.

Thomas Tuchel was wrong to suggest England do not have the 'DNA' to control possession when many of the nation's best technical players were either left at home or not used at the tournament, says Neville.