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Ofgem said that 1.9million energy accounts were closed over the past five years which still have credit in them, and is urging customers to check their old accounts.

Geoffrey Wansell reviews the best thrillers

Paris Connolly, 33, and 26-year old sibling Destiny peddled crack cocaine, heroin and cannabis to addicts using a hotline known as 'Kyzer'.

Joe Marler has stayed tight-lipped over who has won The Traitors despite being grilled for clues by his former team-mates in the England camp.

Let's face it: going out in winter is horrific .

The bombshell announcement out of Buckingham Palace that Andrew has been stripped of his status as a prince immediately leaves no doubt in my mind.

There are more than 180 laws landlords must obey - and not doing so can result in paying huge sums back to tenants or even a prison sentence.

The King's dramatic decision to formally strip his brother of his Prince and Duke of York titles and HRH style leaves him with the status of a commoner - but he remains eighth in line to the throne.

Britain's pornography crackdown has sent the number of visitors to the most popular adult sites tumbling.

Andrew agreed to give up his royal titles earlier this month, ahead of the publication of his accuser, Savannah-born Virginia Giuffre's posthumous memoir.

Eithne Farry reviews the best short stories out now

NASA is short of options when it comes to alternatives

SpaceX has published an update on its lunar Starship progress, and it still has a long way to go before the impressive-looking renders are translated into reality.…

ArsTechnica: When graphic design platform-provider Canva bought the Affinity image-editing and publishing apps early last year, we had some major questions about how the companies' priorities and products would mesh. How would Canva serve the users who preferred Affinity's perpetually licensed apps to Adobe's subscription-only software suite? And how would Affinity's strong stance against generative AI be reconciled with Canva's embrace of those technologies. This week, Canva gave us definitive answers to all of those questions: a brand-new unified Affinity app that melds the Photo, Designer, and Publisher apps into a single piece of software called "Affinity by Canva" that is free to use with a Canva user account, but which gates generative AI features behind Canva's existing paid subscription plans ($120 a year for individuals). This does seem like mostly good news, in the near to mid term, for existing Affinity app users who admired Affinity's anti-AI stance: All three apps' core features are free to use, and the stuff you're being asked to pay for is stuff you mostly don't want anyway. But it may come as unwelcome news for those who like the predictability of pay-once-own-forever software or are nervous about where Canva might draw the line between "free" and "premium" features down the line. [...] There's now a dedicated page for the older versions of the Affinity apps, and an FAQ at the bottom of that page answers several questions about the fate of those apps. Affinity and Canva say they will continue to keep the activation servers and downloads for all Affinity v1 and v2 apps online for the foreseeable future, giving people who already own the existing apps a way to keep using the versions they're comfortable with. Users can opt to link their Serif Affinity store accounts to their new Canva accounts to access the old downloads without juggling multiple accounts. But those older versions of the apps "won't receive future updates" and won't be able to open files created in the new Canva-branded Affinity app.

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The couple, who previously lived in Rye, East Sussex, worked 11-hour days and sought a 'slower pace of life', leading them to move to Chiang Mai, Thailand, in September.

Glamour Magazine named nine transgender activists amoing their Women of the Year at their annual awards ceremony in London on Thursday - prompting criticism from JK Rowling .

Officers were unaware of a prisoner's previous history of self-harm prior to his death, a report has found

A teenager, buried in Italy hundreds of years ago, has developed a distinctive emerald sheen. Experts have finally unveiled the secret behind the unusual individual.

Earlier this month the Daily Mail exclusively revealed that the prsenter, 62, had been removed from her £155,000-a-year job hosting her morning BBC Radio Scotland show.

Harry Potter: The Full-Cast Audio Editions is a collaboration between Audible and Pottermore Publishing, the latter of which is owned by controversial author J. K. Rowling.

A proposed plan to trial free bus passes for under-22s in England will not go ahead as it is 'unaffordable', the government has said.