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A popular Spanish airport was hit with queue chaos causing passengers to reportedly 'fight'. Kimberley, who was flying from from airport, captured the scenes and uploaded the video to social media.

Since last Friday, websites face being fined up to £18million if they don't abide by new legislation check users are aged over 18 before letting them access potentially 'harmful' material.

It comes as Labour considers adopting EU rules mandating that all models have equipment to facilitate the installation of in-car 'alcolocks'.

A new survey has revealed the 10 foods at risk of going extinct in the UK...because Gen Z refuse to eat them.

Rolls Royce profits soared 50 per cent in the first six months of the year amid growing demand for its jet engines.

Regulators around the globe pay attention as results of 21-month cloud probe published

Britain's competition regulator says Microsoft and AWS are using their dominance to harm UK cloud customers and proposes to designate both with strategic market status (SMS) to take action against them.…

It's a Friday night in Soho, London. I'm wearing a sexy black cocktail dress and standing in a spa that reeks of chlorine, surrounded by half-naked strangers sipping drinks under purple lights.

Leeds-based Sarah Shafi will not appear on the upcoming broadcast after she spoke out against disgraced former presenters Gregg Wallace and John Torode.

Natasha Robinson, 34, from Cheshire, thought her fiancé Gary Minshull, 40, was playing a prank on her when, on June 15, he told her that he'd found a snake in their son's bedroom.

It's alleged he may have broken a rule regarding registration of an interest

Known for her elegant and practical fashion choices, Zara Tindall recently wowed royal observers with a casual look during her trip to Australia.

The mother of Mo Gilligan's 'secret child' has blasted him for 'barely seeing' his son as she insisted he made it very clear he 'didn't want to be a dad'.

An international Delta flight was forced to divert after dozens of passengers were injured due to 'significant turbulence.'

More than 25,000 migrants have arrived in the UK after crossing the Channel so far this year, with 898 arriving yesterday, new Home Office figures show.

The gang of boys who stabbed a teenager to death with a Rambo-style knife have been named and pictured for the first time.

Kelly Jollife, 49, landlady of the Greyhound Inn in Usk, Wales, said the dine and dash incident had taken place last Sunday.

After a long time out of action, the 'new in' section of the website is now back, which means we've had a chance to hunt for all those pieces we've been missing over the past few months.

Beginning tomorrow, August 1, flights to the world's 'most dangerous city' will resume after 13 years.

Developers are growing increasingly frustrated with AI coding tools that produce deceptively flawed solutions, according to Stack Overflow's latest survey of over 49,000 programmers worldwide. The 2025 survey exposes a widening gap between AI adoption and satisfaction: while 84% of developers now use or plan to use AI tools, their trust has cratered. Only 33% trust AI accuracy today, down from 43% last year. The core problem isn't broken code that developers can easily spot and discard. Instead, two-thirds report wrestling with AI solutions that appear correct but contain subtle errors requiring significant debugging time. Nearly half say fixing AI-generated code takes longer than expected, undermining the productivity gains these tools promise to deliver.

Read more of this story at Slashdot.

The Royal College of Nursing today said its members have voted to reject the government's 3.6 per cent pay rise for 2025/26 in a landslide result.