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Launch predictions continue to be optimistic as 2027 and Artemis III near

SpaceX has rolled another Starship super heavy booster to the launch pad as the company's boss, Elon Musk, admits the first launch of Starship V3 had slipped.…

Cherish Adele Bean, 15, and Ethan Harry Slater, 17, were described as 'fit and well' before being discovered unresponsive at a holiday park.

Brandon Robinson, an associate professor at UC Riverside, believes that removing the gendered terms would allow people to be from societal constraints.

The woman told investigators that she went to the event in New Orleans which she said was 'full of perverted men'.

Amy Rees, 38, of Nantymoel, Bridgend, advertised the fake tickets on social media and even sold a pair to a friend she had known for 36 years.

Devin Parmar, his wife and two children were at home in West Wickham, south London, when a notification that someone was at their front door came through at 5.20am on March 5.

Hansard has suffered a fatal injury in the Arkle Chase at Cheltenham, marking the first death of a horse at this year's Festival.

Cheltenham Festival organisers have stayed true to their word by lowering the price of a pint of Guinness at this year's races.

James Earl Johnson, 46, has been charged with injury to a disabled individual and abandoning or endangering a child, elderly individual, or disabled individual, court records revealed.

A woman whose dogs make her a mammoth £150,000 a YEAR has revealed how she turned her pooches into a goldmine using social media.

With summer fast approaching, we've rounded up some of the best-selling and highest-rated travel accessories just in time for the holiday season - handpicked from the Amazon Spring Sale.

Donald Trump is said to have given short shrift to the PM's arguments that the action was against international law.

Boxing superstar Anthony Joshua is quitting the UK to move to Dubai - even though the desert city is now in a warzone with thousands of Britons desperate to get out.

German publishers and advertising groups are urging regulators to fine Apple over its App Tracking Transparency (ATT) system, arguing it unfairly restricts access to advertising data while allowing Apple to remain the central gatekeeper -- without subjecting its own apps to the same restrictions. If Germany's antitrust authority does rule against Apple, the company could face fines of up to 10% of its global revenue. 9to5Mac reports: One of the countries investigating whether ATT is anticompetitive is Germany. Last year, in an attempt to appease the country's antitrust watchdog, the company proposed several changes to the framework's rules. From Reuters' original coverage of Apple's changes proposals: "Apple had agreed to introduce neutral consent prompts for both its own services and third-party apps, and to largely align the wording, content and visual design of these messages, said Andreas Mundt, head of Germany's Bundeskartellamt. The company also proposed simplifying the consent process so developers can obtain user permission for advertising-related data processing in a way that complies with data protection law." [...] At the time, German regulators launched a consultation with industry publications to determine whether the proposals addressed their concerns. As it turns out, the answer was a hard no. As Reuters reported today: "Apple's proposed changes to its app tracking rules do not resolve antitrust issues in the mobile advertising market, associations representing German publishers and advertisers said on Tuesday as they urged the country's antitrust authority to slap a fine on the U.S. tech giant. [...] 'The proposed commitments would not change the negative effects of the App Tracking Transparency Framework,' Bernd Nauen, chief executive of the German Advertising Federation, said in a joint letter signed by the trade bodies. 'Apple would remain the data gatekeeper and would continue to decide who gets access to advertising-relevant data and how companies can communicate with their end customers,' he said."

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Dr Daniel Coventry, 35, was arrested after police suspected he was drunk behind the wheel when he smashed into a vehicle on his way to work on New Year's Day.

In June 2024, Rebecca Bowyer, a 46-year-old nurse from Falmouth and an adoptee, finally received the name of her birth father from her social worker after 25 years of searching.

Donald Trump had earlier insisted war in the Middle East was 'pretty much' over and claimed the operation launched 10 days ago was 'very far' ahead of schedule.

Mojtaba, who took power in Iran at the age of 56 following his father Ali Khamenei's assassination in February, has cultivated an important role in the regime over his lifetime.

Iran has warned that it will not allow 'one litre of oil' ​to be shipped from the Middle East if US and Israeli attacks continue after it unleashed a deadly airstrike on Bahrain. 

Dictionary entries for the word 'wool' must be urgently updated to include plant-based varieties, woke scientists say.