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Craig Newton launched a 'devious' campaign of harassment against Danielle Dowles and Alex LeGrand between June, 2023 and November, 2025, Snaresbrook Crown Court heard.

Marianne Hunter, 63, flew into a rage and racially abused a judge for blocking her beloved dogs from entering two categories in the 'Snooty Fox' dog show, a court heard.

This November will mark a full year since my son Billy and his sweet wife Jenny were killed in a devastating car crash.

The unnamed man was seen in dash-cam footage firing from his driving seat as he tried to pull out of his property in Durban, South Africa on October 9.

The accommodation giant's major shake-up has sparked a furious backlash, with some property owners warning they may take their homes elsewhere.

Josh Brolin has opened up about how he's maintained his sobriety for over a decade.

Celebrity Traitors star Ross Kemp may seem hard as nails, however it hasn't always been that way. 

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Wired: Longtime audio giant Bose announced on Wednesday that it's acquiring Skullcandy, the lifestyle brand known for its bass-heavy headphones. Skullcandy will remain a separate company within Bose's Premium Consumer Audio business and will still be based in Park City, Utah. The acquisition isn't out of left field. Bose has lent its audio expertise to Skullcandy over the past year under its Sound by Bose licensing program. Skullcandy designs the headphones and then works with Bose on the audio front. The relationship began with the Skullcandy Method 360 ANC earbuds in 2025 and more recently, with the Crusher 1080 ANC headphones in July. [...] This is hardly Bose's first audio acquisition (though it may be the most mainstream). Bose acquired McIntosh Group, owners of luxury audio brands McIntosh Laboratory and Sonus Faber, back in 2024. But Bose seems to be after Skullcandy's connection to its community. "What does the brand stand for? Does it have meaning for consumers? Is it relevant to a group of consumers that, frankly, we otherwise aren't reaching?" Bose CEO Lila Snyder tells WIRED. "If you think about McIntosh, Sonus Faber, and Skullcandy, they all fit into that realm. Skullcandy gives us access to a customer base that we think we're largely missing with the Bose brand." That's why Bose has no plans to relocate Skullcandy from Park City, Utah, which Snyder says is the epicenter of board sports culture. "We want to make sure we're right at the heart of it, as they always have been," she says. Skullcandy products are also affordable, especially compared to other Bose products and Bose-owned brands, which lets Bose compete at both ends of the market.

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According to the ONS, average annual earnings for full-time employees were £40,911 in April 2026. But people's pay rises are swallowed up by frozen tax thresholds.

Stockpiling three days of food and water and having enough cash to get by if the electronic payments system collapses are among the 'small steps' recommended.

The British Medical Association (BMA) said it is 'deeply concerned' by the new NHS rules that say hospitals must stop letting transgender women on to female wards.

An eyewitness reported that one of the injured flight attendants had blood on their head and leg, while others suffered neck and back injuries that required hospitalization.

This is the first time in six years that the NHS has met its target to ensure two thirds of over-65-year-olds suffering symptoms of the condition have a formal diagnosis.

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes had his house burgled while playing in his club's defeat against Como in Italy on Wednesday night. 

Maldon Promenade Zoo has announced it will be closing tomorrow due to the threat of Storm Austen.

Maldon Promenade Zoo has announced it will be closing tomorrow due to the threat of Storm Austen.

Goodman said his decision to quit drinking came when he 'got sick and tired of being sick and tired.'

BBC technology editor Zoe Kleinman likens the recently discovered PHP security vulnerabilities to an unexploded bomb, writing, "The PHP story feels like the cyber equivalent of an unexploded bomb -- I have never seen such a dramatic, public and global response to a cyber event that hasn't happened yet." Although no successful attacks have been confirmed, the AI-assisted discovery of long-hidden flaws has triggered a worldwide security scramble, with websites taken offline as a precaution and administrators racing to deploy patches before attackers can exploit the vulnerabilities. From the report: The weaknesses found in the PHP programming language, which is used by millions of websites, had been quietly resting there for years and are not easy to exploit. One cyber security researcher told me he'd been up all night trying to do it as an experiment, but it was proving very difficult. [...] It was supposed to be kept quiet until everyone had a chance to fix their sites -- but the news was leaked. From that point the clock started ticking. As I write this, there are no reports that anyone or anything has succeeded in using the flaws to attack a site. "There's a real dilemma," said Prof Alan Woodward from Surrey University. "How do you alert people they need to be ready, and then that a patch is urgently required, whilst not alerting attackers? Basically you're telling everyone about the problem at the same time and hoping the defenders aren't awake enough to act as soon as the patch is out." But we do know from large web companies like Cloudflare and Palo Alto Networks that millions of attempts have been made. We probably won't know for a while whether it has worked for any criminals, because the companies affected might not be aware yet either. As far as we know the unexploded bomb remains intact for now, and for some experts this is a success. "We've seen how a team of people supported by the large AI company have used AI to find the problem, work for months together to solve it and get everybody ready to be safe and secure," Gina Neff, Professor of Responsible AI at Queen Mary University, told the Today Program on BBC Radio 4. "We have enormous capability to handle these risks."

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According to a regulatory filing, negotiations between Zuckerberg and a special committee of Meta's board were lengthy and, at times, contentious.

Studies show that nearly one in five MS patients are later told they don't actually have the condition - in some cases, after receiving treatment for MS for more than a decade.