Now THAT'S what you call break dancing! Watch the moment a robot collapses mid-performance - before its lifeless body is dragged off stage
A viral video has revealed the moment a robot suffered a hilarious mid-performance disaster while dancing to Michael Jackson's Billie Jean.
Is your lip balm making your lips DRIER? Experts reveal the surprising products that can 'trigger irritation' and which you should invest in
Some popular lip balm products can actually leave your lips drier than they were to begin with by stripping them of their natural moisture layers and creating a barrier dependence.
Google Accused of Pushing 'Free For Life' G Suite Users Onto Paid Plans
Google is again pressuring some longtime G Suite Legacy users to move onto paid Workspace plans, warning that accounts flagged as "commercial use" could lose access to Gmail, Drive, Calendar, and other services if appeals fail. "The trouble, according to users, is that the appeals system appears about as transparent as a brick," adds The Register. From the report: A reader alerted The Register to what appears to be a new crackdown on long-standing G Suite Legacy accounts, with similar complaints now piling up on Reddit from users accused of violating Google's non-commercial use policy, despite insisting they use the accounts only for family email and personal domains. Reports have been stacking up on Reddit's r/gsuitelegacymigration subreddit from users who say their long-running personal G Suite Legacy accounts are suddenly being classified as "commercial use" accounts and pushed toward paid Google Workspace plans by May 2026. A lot of users have been through this before. Google spent part of 2022 trying to wind down free G Suite Legacy accounts, then changed course after users running family domains made enough noise. Now some of those same users are being told they have fallen outside Google's rules after all.
Emails seen by The Register warn users their accounts have been "identified as being used for commercial purposes" and say Google may start suspending Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Meet, and other Workspace services if they do not either win an appeal or begin paying for Workspace subscriptions. "Please upgrade to a paid Google Workspace subscription to continue using your services. Look out for a notification regarding the appeal process in Google Admin console or email," the email reads. "If you don't take action during your 45-day appeal period, Google will begin suspending your Google Workspace core services, including Gmail, Calendar, Drive, and Meet. As a result, you will lose access to these core services and data." One wrongly-flagged user said the company reversed its decision after they filed a GDPR data request seeking evidence. Others were less fortunate, with some reporting that family-only custom domains were permanently classified as commercial despite failed appeals.
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Shopping centre gives update on when global brand will open new store
Lakeside Shopping Centre has provided an update on when their new Lego store could open for 2026.
'Unique' Essex beach bar goes up for auction for £60k
It could be perfect for anyone looking to invest this summer
Shopping centre gives update on when global brand will open new store
Lakeside Shopping Centre has provided an update on when their new Lego store could open for 2026.
Urgent warning to Brits over an influx of WASPS: Pest control experts warn insect activity has spiked by 61% - with nests discovered in sofas, handbags, and even children's toys
While most people think of wasp nests forming in trees, Rentokil's technicians warn that they can actually form in everything from garden furniture to boots.
What the soap in your bathroom says about YOU - from anti-bac brands that scream 'reliable' to £60 'status symbol' designer handwashes (that only come out for guests)
Why do people get in such a lather about expensive soaps? Because, say experts, this tiny interiors detail can paint an instant picture about the homeowner who put it there...
Premier Inn accused of 'lunatic' costs as dynamic pricing sees rooms skyrocket to £700 for two nights when Harry Styles and Take That are in town
The budget hotel chain is facing fierce backlash after fans travelling to Wembley and London Stadium in June discovered hotel rates had spiked by nearly 678 per cent.
Spotify's 20th anniversary logo sparks a new 'discomorphism' trend - here's how you can give ANY logo the disco ball treatment
Spotify's disco ball logo has sparked a new trend online, which users are calling 'discomorphism'.
Afghan father says he may sell his seven-year-old daughter into marriage... because it will feed his family for four years
A desperate Afghan father has admitted he is planning on selling his seven-year-old daughter into marriage as it will feed his family for four years.
Two 'people-hunters' who 'paid to shoot civilians on 1990s Sarajevo sniper trips' are investigated in Austria
Austria is investigating two people suspected of paying to shoot civilians on 'Sarajevo Safaris' during the 1990s.
Andy Burnham said that men who identify as women should be able to use female toilets - and only a 'small minority' object, he claimed
The Greater Manchester mayor said the idea that single sex spaces like toilets should be protected for biological women was a 'minority view'.
Tradwife says cooking 'a few meals a day and making sure the house looks nice is easy' compared to having a career - and insists she's not anti-feminist
Grace Olivier, from Doncaster, South Yorkshire, married her husband, Moses Olivier, 18 months ago and the couple have both assumed 'traditional' roles in their marriage.
'Completely preposterous': M&S boss slams Reeves over supermarket price cap plan as top City analyst bemoans 'orgy of neo-Soviet policy ideas'
Marks & Spencer has said it is making progress with its transformation plan and expects profits to recover after taking a significant hit from the cyber-attack last year.
EDF launches cheapest fixed energy tariff of any major supplier but you'll need to be VERY quick if you want it
The energy supplier has launched a new limited-time fixed tariff that undercuts the predicted July cap by £160.
Thailand cuts visa-free stays for more than 90 countries - and it affects those with British passports
The southeast Asian country is popular among British tourists - but how will new visa rules affect those with UK passports?
GitHub says internal repos exfiltrated after poisoned VS Code extension attack
Initial assessment says customer data spared while users wonder what else may have slipped out
A12 crash near Brentwood causes 30-minute delays for drivers
Drivers should avoid the area where possible
TOWIE star Gemma Collins features in Department for Education teaser video
Reality TV star Gemma Collins walked through the Department for Education in a clip posted on the Government department's social media accounts.