Crowds of Kneecap fans waving Palestinian flags mob court as rapper Mo Chara is bailed after being charged with terrorism offence 'for displaying Hezbollah flag'
Liam Og O hAnnaidh, 27, who performs under the stage name Mo Chara, is accused of displaying a flag in support of Hezbollah at the O2 Forum in Kentish Town, North London, last November.
Barcelona wonderkid Lamine Yamal, 17, and 29-year-old OnlyFans star flight attendant 'don't want to put a label on their close relationship', as she speaks publicly on their cosy Italian holiday
Spanish magazine Lecturas published images of Barcelona's teenage wonderkid Lamine Yamal and Fati Vazquez on a jet ski together on the island of Pantelleria in the south of Sicily.
People left outraged after dad shares Disneyland breakfast receipt
A father has shocked X users with a photo of his receipt from a 'Princess Breakfast' at Disneyland.
WhatsApp confirms new change coming to app with some users not happy
The messaging app has reassured its users ahead of the change
European consumers are mostly saying 'non' to trading in their old phones
Are they using it to death then locking it in a drawer? Schemes needed as shipments of refurbed kit dips
Less than a third of European consumers trade in or sell their old phones, limiting the supply of secondhand devices that might otherwise stimulate a more environmentally friendly alternative to buying brand new.…
Major supermarket to give shoppers bonus £10 off after cyber attack - but customers aren't happy
The grocery chain said it is offering £10 off a minimum £40 shopping bill after the attack.
Labour benefits revolt rages as minister urges MPs to back 'compassionate' legislation... but even after the curbs a MILLION more will be claiming disability or sickness handouts by 2030
Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall said the Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill would bring 'compassion' and 'dignity'.
Labour plan to stop foreign criminals exploiting human rights laws to avoid deportation rejected by Eurocrats
Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood used a speech in Strasbourg to set out how the European Convention on Human Rights 'feels out of step with common sense' and needed to 'evolve'.
DEAR JANE: I faced every woman's worst nightmare when I caught my boyfriend in a disgusting act
I left before he could see me, feeling shocked and confused. And when he got home that evening, I confronted him about what I saw.
Mom sparks backlash for accidentally naming her daughter after catastrophic disaster
In a recent Reddit post, one user shared a snapshot of a baby shower invite which featured one very shocking detail.
Plans for 3,000 homes called 'largest development for many decades'
It is set to include two new primary schools, a new SEND school and a 'health hub'
The outbreak of violence at Kabaddi tournament that sparked cartel-style execution of DPD driver - and how 'honour' could have been to blame
The shocking fight at a Kabaddi tournament in Alvaston, Derby, on August 20, 2023 was compared to a 'medieval' battle by a judge.
Nature Journal Mandates Public Peer Review For All New Research Papers
Nature will automatically publish peer review reports and author responses alongside all newly submitted research papers starting this week. The flagship scientific journal previously offered transparent peer review as an optional service since 2020, while Nature Communications has required it since 2016.
All exchanges between authors and anonymous reviewers will become publicly accessible (reviewer identities remain confidential unless they choose disclosure). Nature aims to open what it calls the "black box" of science by revealing the months-long conversations that shape research papers before publication.
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Superfit 43-year-old left fighting for her life after shock cardiac arrest - there was a warning sign EVERYONE should know
Each year in the UK, around 30,000 people suffer a sudden cardiac arrest outside of hospital - and fewer than one in ten survive to 30 days.
Brit traveller, 36, gunned down in 'murder capital' of Mexico was in 'wrong place at the wrong time', coroner told
British traveller Ben Corser who was shot dead alongside two friends in Mexico 's 'murder capital' was unlawfully killed, a coroner concluded today.
Confessions of a high-functioning party girl: After my fiancé dumped me, I spiralled into drinking four bottles of wine a day. None of my friends or family said anything, until one night when everything changed...
Amy Deards, now 43, from Hertfordshire went to her first AA meeting drunk after first drinking alcohol at the age of 16.
Live M25 Dartford Crossing updates after crash shuts tunnel causing rush hour chaos
Drivers should avoid the area where possible
You're drying your washing wrong! Expert reveals why you SHOULDN'T hang your clothes outside during the UK heatwave
A home cleaning expert has urged Brits not to hang their clothes outside during the UK heatwave.
Meghan and Harry broke people I know. Some former employees say they have PTSD. After her incendiary 'lie' claim, why Meghan's truth is far from THE truth about what happened at the Palace: REBECCA ENGLISH
'There's their truth. And then there's the truth,' a royal insider once told me. And I'm not sure it's the kind of 'truth' that Meghan Sussex (as she prefers to be known) has alluded to in her latest publicity blitz.
Shocking footage re-emerges of RFK Jr's outrageous claims about vital vaccine that's saved millions - doctors outraged
Doctors have lambasted the US' most senior health chief for 'outrageous' claims made about one of the most life-saving vaccines.