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Tom Felton enjoyed a Harry Potter reunion with Daniel Radcliffe as he shared sweet snaps supporting him at his new Broadway show on Wednesday night.

The soap star took to our screens when he was just five-years-old when he made his debut, but in 2024 his alter-ego was sent to prison after perverting the course of justice, as well as assault.

The stress of the scandal that engulfed cheating Olympic biathlete Sturla Holm Laegreid caused him to lose weight. It was one of the most remarkable moments of the Winter Olympics.

A man in his 50s suffered lacerations to his arm and abdomen during the terrifying ordeal off Lady Elliot Island.

Ashley Kalnins, 39, pestered the women with messages asking about their underwear, requesting nude photographs and suggesting they share a shower.

Kristi Noem was grilled by House lawmakers on Wednesday over whether she is having sex with her rumored lover and trusted adviser.

The Daily Mail's deputy travel editor Hayley Minn headed to Bognor Regis to explore a revamped hotel in the ­country's 'worst seaside town' - does it warrant its poor reputation?

Spain has denied the White House's claims that it has caved in to Donald Trump's trade threat, as Europe continues to push back against supporting the US' war with Iran. 

Nestled alongside the toys, books and felt-tip pens that form the cheerful backdrop of Sarah Watson's reception classroom is one equally vital piece of equipment. A stack of nappies.

Project dialed back, BT asked to keep current system for another 54 months

The UK Ministry of Justice (MoJ) will pay telco BT £94.6 million plus VAT to keep its in-cell Prisoner Telephony Service (PTS) going for another 54 months after repeatedly pushing back procurement of its replacement.…

Viewers were left furious as they tuned into the music awards ceremony over the weekend, which was broadcast on ITV live from Manchester's Co-Op Arena.

It's interesting that a lot of the Dubai influencers stuck there are so positive about Dubai's government's reaction to what's happened. I wonder how much of that is because they feel they have to.

Jim Carrey claims he's descended from a French pirate - and he certainly plundered la langue francaise when he accepted a prestigious film award in Paris on Thursday.

Emirates extends Stansted-Dubai flight suspensions until March 7 amid Iran tensions and Gulf airspace closures. Check Emirates for latest UK travel updates.

Emirates extends Stansted-Dubai flight suspensions until March 7 amid Iran tensions and Gulf airspace closures. Check Emirates for latest UK travel updates.

Brits Katrina and Kevin Middleton gave up their life in Scotland to cruise around the world full-time. Their dreamy lifestyle voyaging to destinations like the Caribbean has saved them thousands.

Former Humble Games executives have reacquired the publisher's catalog of more than 50 indie titles from Ziff Davis and relaunched their company as Balor Games. "For the developers we have worked with over the years, this moment is a reunion," Balor Games CEO Alan Patmore wrote in a statement. "[It has] the same leadership and the same commitment to thoughtful publishing remain in place. What changes is our scale and our focus. Balor Games is built for inventors and backed by believers. To that end, it exists to be a seal of quality for independent games." Engadget reports: The Humble Games lineup includes (among others) Slay the Spire, A Hat in Time, SIGNALIS, Forager, Coral Island, Monaco and Wizard of Legend. Separate from the Humble transaction, Balor also bought the complete catalog of Firestoke Games (which shut down last August) and publishing rights to Fights in Tight Spaces. In total, the young studio now owns the publishing rights to over 60 indie titles. Humble Games is separate from the Humble Bundle storefront. The latter is still owned by Ziff Davis. The pair view the newly anointed Balor as a developer-friendly publishing house. As for its name, Balor is a supernatural being in Irish mythology. It's sometimes depicted as having three eyes. Triple-eye, triple-I... Clever devils! The triple-I moniker is a more recent addition to the gaming lexicon. It typically means something defined by indie creativity and passion -- with a budget far less than AAA but more than a tiny two-person passion project. (Balor says it's about "high-quality, impactful games.") You wouldn't be blamed for wondering how that's different from AA. But the slant here is to define the genre less by budget and more by "indie" intangibles. You can learn more about the company's vision in an interview with GamesIndustry.biz.

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The town has more life than other Essex town centres but Costco's cheap petrol and warehouse shopping attract shoppers near Lakeside

Businesses are striving to make things accessible, and whilst I've had to learn to ask, I have also found that so many are willing to change and learn with us.