Thousands of Stansted passengers facing flight cancellations next week
Thousands of Ryanair passengers due to fly out from Stansted could see their flights disrupted next week due to upcoming strikes.
Thousands of Stansted passengers facing flight cancellations next week
Thousands of Ryanair passengers due to fly out from Stansted could see their flights disrupted next week due to upcoming strikes.
Dirty little Electron secret tanks macOS 26 performance
Apple's bad QA or poor coding by developers?
The Electron team has fixed code that caused system-wide slowdowns on the newly released macOS 26 "Tahoe."…
Fury as Brazil brings in 'wild west' cash bonuses for police who KILL suspects
Under the controversial law, officers could earn extra payments worth between 10 and 150 per cent of their monthly salary for 'neutralising criminals.
Want to look stylish for work? The chicest people are all wearing this shirt style for autumn/winter
If you work in a formal office environment, it doesn't always feel like the optimal place to try out fashion trends and interesting looks.
'There is no place for Jews in Britain anymore. It's over': Jewish security teams and police are called in to protect synagogues across the UK after suspected terror attack
A car was driven at a crowd and a man was stabbed outside the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue at 9.31am today on Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar.
Japan Saw Record Number Treated For Heatstroke in Hottest-Ever Summer
More than 100,000 people were sent to hospitals due to heatstroke in Japan between May 1 and Sunday, according to preliminary data from the Fire and Disaster Management Agency. Bloomberg, via Japan Times: The number is the most on record, according to NHK. Transport to hospitals of patients linked to heatstroke over the period rose almost 3% to 100,143 from a year earlier as Japan saw its national temperature record broken twice in a matter of days. The country's average temperature during this summer was the highest since the statistic began being compiled in 1898, the nation's weather agency said last month.
Heat waves around the world are being made stronger and more deadly due to human-caused climate change. Government officials in August pledged to boost public health protections and encouraged the installation of more air conditioners in school gymnasiums and the use of cooling centers in communal spaces like libraries. New rules came into effect this summer that require employers to take adequate measures to protect workers from extreme temperatures.
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Two killed in Essex crash as police arrest man
Police are keen to speak to anyone who might have seen two particular cars in the moments before the crash
Myleene Klass' alleged stalker sent letter 'signed in blood' to Nicola Sturgeon, court hears
Schizophrenic Peter Windsor, 61, 'pledged his soul to Satan' in the note to the former First Minister which was posted in 2020.
Kate Middleton looks sleek in a grey trouser suit as she visits RAF Coningsby for the first time - and it has a deeply personal significance for the royal
Kate, 43, today carried out her first visit to the Lincolnshire station in her role as Royal Honorary Air Commodore, having been appointed to the role in August 2023.
Extra police to patrol Essex synagogues after Manchester attack
The incident happened on the holiest day of the Jewish calendar
I'm a top news anchor with autism. Here's how my ingenious father helped me reverse my symptoms after I was left unable to speak
In an interview with the Daily Mail, Leland Vittert reveals how didn't speak until he was three, struggled to make friends and was bullied in school.
The best hair dryers whatever your budget revealed: Experts from Which? tested 17 models for power, speed and leaving hair bouncy and smooth. This is their best three - don't buy without reading this
Hair dryers are tricky. Some are properly cheap and some are properly pricey. And then there are the brands that wang on about 'ionic', 'ceramic' and 'tourmaline' technologies.
Gut doctor explains why adding cinnamon to your coffee can super-charge its health benefits
It only takes a pinch of cinnamon to turn a simple cup of coffee into a nutritional powerhouse, claims a leading gut doctor.
Hamas military chief 'WON'T accept Trump's peace plan and will continue to fight Israel in Gaza'
Izz al-Din al-Haddad, who played a key role in the attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, is thought to believe the deal was designed to finish Hamas, whether the group accepts it or not.
Extra police patrols at Essex synagogues after suspected terror attack in Manchester
The incident took place outside the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue in Crumpsall
Extra police patrols at Essex synagogues after suspected terror attack in Manchester
The incident took place outside the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue in Crumpsall
Cat Deeley fights back tears on This Morning as man sobs about forgetting his children during devastating dementia phone-in
The TV presenter and her co-star Ben Shephard invited members of the public to call into the ITV show to talk through any worries they had about the disease.
British father facing jail after fighting off yobs at Maltese hotel fears 'he will not come out of prison alive' and is 'devastated' his family holiday has turned into hell
Liam Stacey, 29, was on holiday with his family when he confronted a group of rowdy yobs who were allegedly exposing themselves to sunbathers and pulling a woman by the hair.
Woman shares 'genius' packing hacks that can save time and hassle on your next trip
Chantel Mila, who shares lifestyle tips on her social media, revealed some 'quick tricks' in a TikTok video.