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A Top Gun Ukrainian MiG-29 fighter jet downed a Russian attack drone using a masterful manoeuvre, sending it crashing before it exploded into a giant fireball. 

The huge blow for organizers was announced in a statement on social media, in which the Italian wrote about the 'difficult decision' he had made alongside his coaching team.

Jack Draper will miss the US Open in the latest blow to the former world number four.

Ukrainian hacktivists exploiting the bugs, but TrueConf's reach stretches well beyond home turf

British businessman Touker Suleyman confirmed he was exiting the show after 'ten extraordinary years' in a statement earlier this year.

This month, the cult science fiction classic Aliens celebrates its 40th anniversary. But what did this visionary sequel get right about the future of technology?

The man had been travelling on the MS Ambition which was returning to Dundee after a 13-day Solar Eclipse Cruise to Iceland when the alarm was raised.

The woman, whose name is believed to be Lily, entered the convenience store wearing an outfit which left her back exposed.

Billionaire walks back earnings call optimism as orbital test approaches

After years of refusing to adopt tap-to-pay technology in its stores, retail giant Walmart announced today that it is finally accepting payments via both Apple Pay and Google Pay. The rollout begins August 24 at select Walmart and Sam's Club locations and is expected to reach all stores by year-end. It will then expand to fuel stations by mid-2027. TechCrunch reports: The news is a surprise, as Walmart has long refused to adopt the ubiquitous payment technology to instead promote its own in-house solutions, like Walmart Pay and Scan-and-Go. In years past, Walmart even teamed up with other big retailers in an attempt to take down Apple Pay entirely with an alternative mobile payment system of their own, called CurrentC. The effort failed and was shut down back in 2016. All the while, Walmart customers have begged the company to support modern tap-and-pay technology, like Apple Pay, which is now accepted at 85% of retailers across the U.S., including most larger stores. For Walmart, the decision reads as a defeat. As one of the world's largest retailers, it believed it could push customers to its own payment solutions despite the growing adoption of Apple Pay and others of its kind. Ultimately, it had to admit that it was disadvantaging its own customers in the process.

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18,000 new homes could be built across dozens of sites in the area

Working parents of young children are using a lesser-known Government scheme to slash the cost of expensive childcare fees by thousands of pounds a year.

For years Cath Ross's health, career, virtually her entire life, were dominated by her constantly blocked nose. At times it was so bad she struggled to breathe - and was often sleep deprived as a result.

Since her early teens, Emma Cleary suffered light-headedness, extreme tiredness and was cruelly nicknamed 'Casper' by classmates referring to her ghost-like appearance.

Greater Anglia have revealed that normal service will resume next week after a train derailed in Wickford on Friday.

Greater Anglia have revealed that normal service will resume next week after a train derailed in Wickford on Friday.

A respected NASA scientist has revealed a terrifying UFO encounter over the US, and the shocking action the Air Force took in response.

Sienna Miller has spoken candidly about her surprise pregnancies in her 40s, saying she 'wanted another baby for so long but didn't think it would happen'. 

Toronto org says it wasn’t the only one to be affected by the third-party software vulnerability

Margaret Qualley was at the world premiere of her new film The Dog Stars, which she stars in along with Jacob Elordi, when she donned a pair of quirky Chanel 'barefoot' sandals.