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He enjoyed the high life this summer aboard his family's luxury superyacht. But Cruz Beckham swapped sunloungers for sticky floors to launch his music career before punters in a pub.

Officials have issued a geomagnetic storm watch after the sun sent four bursts of energy directly at Earth this week, warning that the activity could disrupt power and communication systems.

A top longevity researcher reveals the unlikely breakfast that could help you live longer and healthier - and surprisingly, it doesn't involve eggs.

Gus disappeared from his grandparents' remote South Australian property near Yunta on September 27 while playing near a mound of dirt.

Mozilla is testing a free, built-in VPN for Firefox that routes traffic through Mozilla-managed servers directly in the browser. The Register reports: According to a staff post on Mozilla Connect, the company's idea-sharing platform, Firefox VPN is still an experimental feature in the early stages of development, but users will be selected at random to test it "over the next few months." Moz describes the feature as one that will sit beside the search bar on Firefox, routing web traffic through a Mozilla-managed VPN server, concealing the user's real IP address while adding a layer of encryption to their communications. Firefox VPN is a different project entirely from Mozilla VPN, a separate, paid-for product. The Firefox version will be free to use and confined to the browser itself, while Mozilla VPN can be used by up to five devices at a time. The Moz staffer on the product team who announced the feature said of the upcoming beta test: "We'll start simple, then gradually add new capabilities while learning how it impacts browsing, usage, and overall satisfaction. "Our long-term vision is ambitious: to build the best VPN-integrated browser on the market." In response to feedback, the staffer noted that while it will be a desktop browser feature first, "mobile is definitely a natural next step."

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Jennifer Lopez made her first-ever appearance on The Howard Stern Show this week - a long time coming after the shock jock spent years taking aim at her looks, talent, and relationships.

Tom Cruise and Ana de Armas have 'split' following a nine month romance, per a new report.

A renewed search for the missing child continues but police issued a disheartening update midweek.

CCTV footage shows Axel Schwan courageously giving chase to a thief who brazenly stole the luxe piece from the businessman on New Bond Street in Mayfair, on June 30 of last year.

Former No 10 aide Dominic Cummings said on Wednesday that the communist superpower stole 'vast amounts' of material, including some with the highest security classification.

He clasped hands with Brazilian indigenous leader Chief Raoni Metuktire of the Kayapo people on his final visit to the UK at the age of 'approximately' 93.

After stunning London locals, guzzling Guinness, and forcing organisers to buy new chairs capable of withstanding 200kg in weight, it was finally time for the stars of Sumo to dazzle at Royal Albert Hall.

Bodycam footage shows the officer, known as A35, taking aim and firing three rounds at the dog, named Ghost.

These four giant sumo wrestlers recreated the iconic image of the Beatles on Wednesday as they took in the sights of London before competing at the Royal Albert Hall.

For those on particularly tight budgets, these 12 models are their best options in terms of avoiding breakdowns and costly repair bills... in theory.

Poll conducted for the Victims' Commissioner Baroness Newlove found only 42 per cent of those questioned believed they would get justice.

UK-based think tank Transport & Environment said these electrified cars are not only more polluting than manufacturers claim, they're also a lot pricier to run than a fully-fledged EV.

The size of the NHS community care waiting list for children in England has soared by 58 per cent since data began in 2022, compared with a 23 per cent increase for adults.

Rachel Reeves may need to find as much as £42billion next month to stop her 'limping' on to the next Budget, economists have warned.

Rachel Fletcher, regulations director at Octopus, said the costs of Whitehall policies, including green levies to expand renewable power and nuclear, were increasing energy bills.