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Edward James Watson Massey, from Co Down, was found found unresponsive on Thursday May 22 in a pool in San Miguel de Abona, a popular holiday spot in the south of the island.

Jude Bellingham looked happier than ever as he partied with girlfriend Ashlyn Castro at O Beach in Ibiza on Tuesday. 

Ex-Liverpool star Willie Stevenson has passed away at the age of 85. The Scot played 241 games for the club in the 1960s and won two league titles under Bill Shankly.

Meghan Markle previously told a US business magazine that she was planning to 'step back to assess' her As Ever brand.

Diddy's former personal assistant told jurors at his trial that she was forced to take lie detector tests for five days and was threatened with being thrown in the East River if she failed.

Why anyone pays a fortune for sushi, those little Japanese rolls of fish, rice and vegetable, is a mystery.

Liverpool manager Arne Slot has spoken for the first time in the wake of a car knocking down a crowd of people following his side's Premier League trophy parade on Monday.

A German court has sentenced two former Volkswagen executives to prison and handed suspended sentences to two others for their roles in the Dieselgate emissions scandal, marking the conclusion of a nearly four-year fraud trial. Politico reports: The former head of diesel development was sentenced to four and a half years in prison, and the head of drive train electronics to two years and seven months by the court in Braunschweig, German news agency dpa reported. Two others received suspended sentences of 15 months and 10 months. The scandal began in September 2015 when the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency issued a notice of violation. saying that the company had rigged engine control software that let the cars pass emissions tests while they emitted far more pollution in actual driving. The company has paid more than $33 billion in fines and compensation to vehicle owners. Two VW managers received prison sentence in the U.S. The former head of the company's Audi division, Rupert Stadler, was given a suspended sentence of 21 months and a fine of 1.1 million euros ($1.25 million). The sentence is still subject to appeal. Missing from the trial, which lasted almost four years, was former CEO Martin Winterkorn. Proceedings against him have been suspended because of health issues, and it's not clear when he might go on trial. Winterkorn has denied wrongdoing. Further proceedings are open against 31 other suspects in Germany.

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In the film, titled Should I Have Children, the Paralympian explores her fears around becoming a parent, and what it would mean if she were to have a child who inherits the genes for dwarfism.

On Tuesday, the 30-year-old model shared a triptych of thirst traps, wearing nothing but sheer pantyhose and a fishnet top that was completely see-through.

The Ambassador to the US failed to rule out rejoining the bloc in the future as he spoke about the agreement yesterday.

The Reform UK leader unveiled a string of policies in a major speech, including scrapping the two-child benefit cap and fully reinstating winter fuel payments.

Millions may fall for it - and end up with malware instead

A group of miscreants tracked as UNC6032 is exploiting interest in AI video generators by planting malicious ads on social media platforms to steal credentials, credit card details, and other sensitive info, according to Mandiant.…

Justin Bieber 's latest social media stunt supporting wife Hailey has been slammed by fans, days after his viral post cruelly claiming she would 'never' land a Vogue cover.

The son of Ringo Starr , 59, who performed with the Britpop band between 2004 and 2009, said he was 'gutted' not to be apart of the line up during an appearance on Tuesday's BBC Breakfast.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: For millions of music fans, the most controversial app ban of the past year was not the brief TikTok outage but the ongoing delisting of Musi from Apple's App Store. Those users are holding out hope that Musi can defeat Apple in court and soon be reinstated. However, rather than coming to any sort of resolution, that court fight has intensified over the past month, with both sides now seeking sanctions, TorrentFreak reported. [...] For Musi, the App Store removal came as an existential threat, prompting a lawsuit after Musi's attempts to work out the dispute with Apple outside of court failed. The music-streaming app has alleged that the Apple ban did not come at YouTube's request but at the request of Apple's apparent music industry friends who allegedly asked Apple to find a way to get the app removed -- prompting Apple to push YouTube to re-open a supposedly resolved complaint. In a court filing, Apple claimed that this "conspiracy theory," as well as other "baseless" claims, were "false and misleading allegations" warranting sanctions. "Discovery thoroughly disproved Musi's baseless conspiracy theory that Apple schemed to eliminate the Musi app from the App Store to benefit 'friends' in the music industry," Apple argued. But Musi fired back over the weekend, calling (PDF) Apple's motion for sanctions "frivolous" and demanding sanctions be ordered instead against Apple for allegedly abusing the sanctions rule as a "tactic of intimidation and harassment." Musi noted that Apple's requested sanctions against Musi "are not appropriate if there is even 'some credible evidence,'" then included internal emails and references to testimony from Apple's own employees that seemingly met this low bar. Most likely, this part of the dispute will not be settled until July 30, when a hearing is scheduled on the motions for sanctions. Apple is seemingly hoping that the court will agree that Musi's complaint misrepresents the facts and is so misleading that the complaint must be struck entirely, perhaps cutting out the heart of Musi's argument. However, Musi pointed out that Apple previously sought sanctions and withdrew that fight, allegedly recognizing that its bid for sanctions was "baseless." To convince the court that this second bid is "equally frivolous," Musi shared receipts, attaching internal communications from Apple employees that Apple allegedly worked hard to keep out of the courtroom.

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A one-year-old boy in Albuquerque died after being left for hours inside a sweltering truck by a male relative who was babysitting him. Temperatures inside may have exceeded 200°F.

Consumers lost a whopping £1.17bn to fraud last year according to new figures from UK Finance.

The number of sales agreed in May is running at its fastest rate in four years since the pandemic boom of 2021, according to Zoopla.

Alandria Seabron, 29, was indicted last month on charges of injury to a child with reckless bodily injury after her infant daughter was found to have a broken arm.