The shocking decision Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made on Prince William's 37th birthday
In 2019 rumours started circling that Prince Harry and William had fallen out, which Harry addressed in the documentary Harry & Meghan: An African Journey.
The 'stinging' advice the late Queen gave Kate Middleton before her wedding to Prince William
As a fresh-faced member of the Royal Family, Kate Middleton turned to Prince William's grandmother, the late Queen Elizabeth II, for guidance on navigating the Firm.
Kimberley Garner puts on a leggy display in a frilled summer mini dress as she enjoys sweet meet-up with her friend Bella Franks and her baby
Kimberly Garner looked radiant in a blue summer dress as she met her friend Bella Frank's baby for the first time on Friday. The Made in Chelsea star, 34, kept it cool in the open-backed dress.
Michelle Obama says she is 'glad' she never had a son because he would have turned out like Obama - as marriage rumours refuse to go away
The former First Lady (pictured), 61, shares daughters Sasha, 24, and Malia, 26, with 44th US president Barack Obama, 63, who was in office from 2009 to 2017.
BEL MOONEY: Blackmailed to tolerate a 'third' in my marriage, do I stay or go?
Dear Bel, I have been married for 28 years, but four years ago I discovered the 'innocent' relationship my husband had with a family friend was, in fact, a full‑blown affair...
The hidden away Essex woodland that once had an important role
It is hidden away and not used often
The ultimate holiday dupes: Forget the chaos and crowds of Europe's most popular spots - try these charming unknown lookalikes, from a dead-ringer for Venice, to Mykanos, Ibiza and Barcelona swaps
With anti-tourist protests spreading across European hotspots, it's clear overtourism remains an issue. Here's our guide to dupes to avoid the crowds.
I blamed my blurry eye on a hangover. In fact it was the first sign of a problem that could have blinded me... don't make my mistake: ANGELA EPSTEIN
Waking the morning after the birthday party, with a slightly foggy curtain effect over my upper right eye, I just presumed the mix of booze and boogying was simply taking its toll.
Moment the French FINALLY try to stop the boats: Police slash rubber dinghy with knife but migrants say 'we're not afraid to die' in bid to reach UK as another 1,634 arrive in last week
A French police officer was seen single-handedly foiling an attempt by a group of people to cross the English Channel this morning in a dinghy by stabbing the inflated boat with a knife.
The surgeon's daughter who campaigned against hummus at university: Meet Palestine Action's VERY middle-class leader who has swapped targets from chickpea dip to RAF war planes
Huda Ammori, a former campaigner at the Palestine Solidarity Campaign, co-founded the controversial group in 2020.
British tourist, 57, fights for her life in Crete hospital after catching Legionnaires' Disease on dream holiday
Donna Jobling, 57, from west Hull, is currently in intensive care at Venizeleio Hospital in Heraklion after falling ill just days into the trip.
Extraordinary moment former Premier League boss is told 'F*** YOU' by his own player in feisty Club World Cup spat - before SHUSHING riled-up star when his substitution paid off moments later
A former Premier League manager was caught in an astonishing X-rated spat with his own player after the star reacted furiously to being substituted at the Club World Cup on Friday.
The paradise island where millionaires go to avoid death (and taxes): Isle for the libertarian super-rich attracts many more like Bryan Johnson - the biohacker who wants to live forever
This isn't a place for a break but one to escape bureaucracy, regulation, and the two forces that usually catch up with everyone: death and taxes.
Nicola Hughes gives birth! Made In Chelsea star welcomes her second child with husband Charlie Tupper and reveals the tot's unique name
The former Made In Chelsea star, 35, has welcomed a son named Seve with her husband Charlie Tupper.
Rape charge against man staying in asylum hotel 'was kept secret to avoid stirring up community tensions'
Council chiefs in Portsmouth have been accused of hushing up a rape charge against the inhabitant of an asylum hotel in order to avoid inflaming 'community tension'.
Money washes through Royal Ascot - a bottle of Whispering Angel costs £75 - but it still appeals to all... DOMINIC KING reveals the glitz and the glamour of the heaven for racegoers
DOMINIC KING: Success at this meeting hits differently compared to any other time of year, as this is the place to be - and be seen.
'I tried Asda, Tesco and Sainsbury's ice creams against Cornetto and one was far better than the nation's favourite'
An ice cream cone can be the perfect remedy on a hot sunny day - but our reporter wanted to find out if any supermarket own-brand versions can compete against Cornetto
YouTube Is Hiding An Excellent, Official High-Speed Pac-Man Mod In Plain Sight
YouTube is quietly hosting Pac-Man Superfast within its "Playables" section. "You'd be forgiven for not knowing about YouTube Playables," writes Ars Technica's Kyle Orland. "Few seemed to note its official announcement last year as a collection of free-to-play web games built for the web using standard rendering APIs."
"The seeming competitor to Netflix's mobile gaming offerings is still described in an official FAQ as 'an experimental feature rolled out to select users in eligible countries/regions,' which doesn't make this post-Stadia gaming effort seem like a huge priority for Google." From the report:
Weird origins aside, Pac-Man Superfast pretty much delivers what its name promises. While gameplay starts at an "Easy" speed that roughly matches the arcade original, the speed of both Pac-Man and the ghosts is slightly increased every few seconds (dying temporarily reduces the speed to a lower level). After a few minutes, you're advancing past the titular "Super Fast" speed to extreme reflex-testing speeds like Crazy, Insane, Maniac, and a final test that's ominously named "Doom."
Those who've played the excellent Pac-Man Championship Edition series will be familiar with the high-speed vibe here, but Pac-Man Superfast remains focused on the game's original maze and selection of just four ghosts. That means old-school strategies for grouping ghosts together and running successful patterns through the narrow corridors work in similar ways here. Successfully executing those patterns becomes a tense battle of nerves here, though, requiring multiple direction changes every second at the highest speeds. While the game will technically work with swipe controls on a smartphone or tablet, high-level play really requires the precision of a keyboard via a desktop/laptop web browser (we couldn't get the game to recognize a USB controller, unfortunately).
As exciting as the high-speed maze gameplay gets, though, Pac-Man Superfast is hampered by a few odd design decisions. The game ends abruptly after just 13 levels, for instance, making it impossible to even attempt the high-endurance 256-level runs that Pac-Man is known for. The game also throws an extra life at you every 5,000 points, making it relatively easy to brute force your way to the end as long as you focus on the three increasingly high-point-value items that appear periodically on each stage. Despite this, the game doesn't give any point reward for unused extra lives or long-term survival at high speeds, limiting the rewards for high-level play. And the lack of a built-in leaderboard makes it hard to directly compare your performance to friends and/or strangers anyway.
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'You money grabbing little dog' - 'Jealous' drug dealer's messages to his ex-girlfriend are heard in court as he is accused of brutal murder of 'love rival' who was 'tortured to death' in his own home
John Belfield, 31, allegedly plotted the murder of Thomas Campbell out of 'hostility' because the victim had begun dating his ex-partner, as well as to steal from him.
River Island announce closures putting seven Essex stores at risk
The retailer is proposing to close stores by January 2026