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Now 18 months on from her murder, Harshita Brella's family have come to the UK from India to demand justice and try to break what they view as maddening inaction by the UK and Indian authorities.

Baywatch icon David Hasselhoff sparked further health fears as he was seen in a wheelchair amid his recent health battle.

In January, the star's daughters Ocean Jade and Story Monroe were diagnosed with SMA1 (spinal muscular atrophy), a genetic condition causing progressive muscle wastage.

BYO power for AI bit barns may be the best way to ease the problem, says energy watchdog

Deidre Ruth is a prominent Christian campaigner for conservative values. But her past is so shocking that she fell speechless when confronted by the Daily Mail.

Bitwarden appears to be undergoing a quiet shift in leadership and messaging. Its longtime CEO and CFO have stepped down, while the company has removed "Always free" from a prominent password-manager page and replaced "Inclusion" and "Transparency" in its GRIT values with "Innovation" and "Trust." Fast Company reports: In February, longtime CEO Michael Crandell moved to an advisory role, according to LinkedIn, with no announcement from the company. His replacement, Michael Sullivan, former CEO of both Acquia and Insightsoftware, touts his experience with "all facets of mergers and acquisitions" on his own LinkedIn page, including experience working with leading private equity firms. CFO Stephen Morrison also left Bitwarden in April, replaced by former InVision CEO Michael Shenkman. Both Crandell and Morrison joined the company in 2019. Kyle Spearrin, who started Bitwarden as a fun hobby project in 2015, remains the company's CTO. Meanwhile, Bitwarden has made some subtle tweaks to its website. The page for its personal password manager no longer includes the phrase "Always free." Previously this appeared under the "Pick a plan" section partway down the page, but that section no longer mentions the free plan, though it remains available elsewhere on the page. Bitwarden made this change in mid-April, according to the Internet Archive. Bitwarden has also stopped listing "Inclusion" and "Transparency" as tentpole values on its careers page. The company has long defined its values with the acronym "GRIT," which used to stand for "Gratitude, Responsibility, Inclusion, and Transparency." After May 4, it changed the acronym to stand for "Gratitude, Responsibility, Innovation, and Trust." The phrase "inclusive environment" still appears under a description of Gratitude, while "transparency" is mentioned under the Trust heading. They're just no longer the focus.

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Epstein, the influential manager of The Beatles , was found dead at his Belgravia home in 1967.

The joint venture is paying £640m to complete the deal. Last month, LVMH revealed that conflict in the Middle East had shaved at least 1 per cent off sales.

For city dwellers needing a nippy runaround, or rural folk after something to hop between villages, step forward Citroen's smart hatchback.

Magnum Ice Cream Company jumped 21 per cent on the news, giving it a value of £7.5billion, before falling back.

Such chaos is usually seen in Latin America; Greece, before the 2010 bailout; and Italy, before the calming era of populist prime minister Giorgia Meloni.

It is another boost for investors in Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust, which has a stake in Anthropic.

John Travolta showed off a dramatic - and bizarre - new look as he took to the Cannes red carpet on Friday.

There comes a time in life when you look in the mirror and simply don't recognise the person staring back. In my mind, I'm still the fit and confident undercover TV reporter.

Official John Beaton awarded Celtic a highly-controversial 96th-minute penalty against Motherwell in the week after a clash between Sam Nicholson and Auston Trusty at Fir Park.

Jolina Gisèle, the so-called Pokemon princess, started collecting the trading cards when she was just seven years old.

To the longtime housekeeper and one of Maggie's closest friends, Alex Murdaugh's decision to drag everyone through another trial comes down to 'pure ego.'

An influx of agents is pushing GitHub to the brink

Google has confirmed it is testing a 5GB storage limit for some new Gmail accounts, with users able to unlock the standard 15GB by adding a phone number. Android Authority reports: While the company didn't mention which regions are impacted, user reports from yesterday were mostly from African countries. That said, if Google's tests prove successful, this could possibly become the norm for new sign-ups in more regions. The company could be testing ways to discourage users from creating multiple Gmail accounts to access free cloud storage. However, if you already have a Gmail account with 15GB free storage, it shouldn't be impacted by this change. The language on Google's support page mentions "up to 15GB of storage." However, it's a recent change. An archived version of the support page from February did not use the words "up to." Whether the test has been running since early March or Google updated its language before it ever started the test, it's evident that the company could roll out the change globally as well.

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WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT Alina Burns attempted to repeatedly strike Mohammed Mahmoodi, an Iranian Kurd, with the weapon on August 2, 2025 in Bedminster, Bristol.