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After all that hype, AI scanner found one low-severity cURL flaw

'There's a picture I have hanging in my office. It's off... and we're looking off because it's a big wrap party.

Men taking popular hair-loss drugs have been warned of their potential serious sexual and psychological side-effects by the UK's drug safety watchdog.

Tanya Nasir, 47, fabricated degrees and experience to land a job as the manager of the neonatal unit, where she was responsible for sick and premature babies, at the Princess of Wales hospital.

A majority of younger Brits are in favour of the great British airport tradition of sinking a pre-flight pint before take-off, new polling has revealed.

Louis Gaston, 31, shoved fellow passenger Laurel Dillon into her seat so hard she suffered bruising after he was unable to find his bag when the flight from New York to London landed.

Zoe Strimpel - author, journalist, academic - has not had an easy few weeks of it. Her book has caused an inordinate amount of pearl-clutching, more among fellow female commentators.

Identical twins Scarlett and Olivia Bywood from Hull, East Yorkshire, almost died when they met some girls from 'the other side of town' and were given a vape spiked with Spice and MDMA on 29 April.

Recap the day's developments as Sir Keir Starmer fights to save his premiership following last week's disastrous local election results for Labour.

I've suffered with retinal migraines for years. Lately they've become more frequent - three episodes a week, each lasting around 20 minutes. My GP doesn't seem concerned, but I am anxious.

Members of the Mid Essex Camera Club have been turning lenses towards the wild, capturing striking images of birds, nature and wildlife across the county.

Heartwarming new photos capture baby Kiera and mum Kora’s playful and peaceful moments at Colchester Zoo.

Multiple Essex faces are set to appear on the next series of Channel 4's Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins.

“He was the kind of dad who would pick you up at 2am from the middle of nowhere to make sure you got home safe”

Apple now requires Education Store shoppers in the U.S. and several other countries to verify their student, educator, parent, or homeschool-teacher status through UNiDAYS, ending the previous honor-system approach. 9to5Mac reports: Starting today, Apple requires shoppers in the United States to complete verification when making a purchase via the Education Store. This change also applies to Australia, Hong Kong, Turkey, Canada, and Chile. In many other markets around the world, such as the UK, Apple already required verification. As a refresher, people eligible for Apple's Education Store include current and newly accepted college students and their parents, as well as faculty, staff, and homeschool teachers across all grade levels. Apple is teaming up with UNiDAYS to handle the verification process. Students and educators will be asked to create a UNiDAYS ID and then verify their academic status by logging in to their school's academic portal. Alternatively, users can upload a photo of their student or faculty IDs. Homeschool teachers, meanwhile, will need to provide an identity document such as a driver's license, state ID card, or passport. They'll also need to provide one homeschool document, such as a Letter of Intent (LOI) or Letter of Acknowledgment. Most customers will be verified instantly, and those requiring manual verification should hear back within 24 hours. The same verification process applies both in-store and online for Apple Education Store shoppers. Meanwhile, Apple has added Apple Watch to the Education Store for the first time, offering discounts on the Series 11, SE 3, and Ultra 3.

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Members of the Mid Essex Camera Club have been turning lenses towards the wild, capturing striking images of birds, nature and wildlife across the county.

Heartwarming new photos capture baby Kiera and mum Kora’s playful and peaceful moments at Colchester Zoo.

Multiple Essex faces are set to appear on the next series of Channel 4's Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins.

Though the era was deemed a somewhat golden generation, they failed to win a single trophy in the period, which also included the failure to qualify for Euro 2008 under Steve McClaren.