Royal fans baffled by Meghan's latest As Ever post and claim they 'can't read' her calligraphy - so can YOU make it out?
The Duchess of Sussex, 44, took to her As Ever social media account on Tuesday to post an inspiring message but not everyone was convinced by the chosen font.
Jane Fonda, 87, Helen Mirren, 80, and Gillian Anderson, 57, show off their age-defying looks as they grace the L'Oréal catwalk in Paris
Jane Fonda, Helen Mirren and Gillian Anderson showed off their age-defying looks as they graced the L'Oréal catwalk in Paris on Monday night amid Fashion Week.
Imgur Pulls Out of UK as Data Watchdog Threatens Fine
Imgur, a popular image hosting platform with more than 130 million users, has stopped being available in the UK after regulators signalled their intention to impose penalties over concerns around children's data. From a report: The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) said that it has reached provisional findings in an investigation in the parent company of image hosting site, Imgur. Its probe was launched earlier this year, as part of the regulator's Children's Code strategy, which is intended to set the standards for how online services handle the personal information of young people. BBC adds: The UK's data watchdog, the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO), said it recently notified the platform's parent company, MediaLab AI, of plans to fine Imgur after probing its approach to age checks and use of children's personal data.
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LookFantastic knocks 24% off Nars bestselling bronzer that gives 'that effortless sun-kissed look'
'This iconic bronzer has been my favourite for years and I always go back to it'
Pamela Anderson, 58, ditches her trademark blonde locks and debuts bold new look in Paris
The actress, 58, has long been associated with blonde hair, but she looked almost unrecognisable as she stepped out with a choppy red bob with shaggy bangs.
John Barnes declared bankrupt after Liverpool legend's firm ran up debts of £1.5MILLION
It emerged on Tuesday that the bankruptcy order was issued against Barnes, 61, by the High Court of Justice on September 23.
Jose Mourinho and his nepo babies' London empire: How ex-Chelsea manager's family never really left the capital
As his Champions League visit to the capital with Benfica will be meaningful in a sporting sense, for Mourinho, it will also be a literal return home, with his family having made their lives in London.
Terrifying moment hiker, 31, plunges to his death from 18,000ft mountain
This is the terrifying moment a 31-year-old hiker plunges to his death from the top of an 18,000-foot mountain while reportedly trying to take a snap of his triumph.
Essex temperatures to soar above 20C again but rain also on the way
Essex is to get a final blast of sunshine before the wet weather of autumn really sets in
China Hackers Breached Foreign Ministers' Emails, Palo Alto Says
Chinese hackers breached email servers of foreign ministers as part of a years-long effort targeting the communications of diplomats around the world, according to researchers at the cybersecurity firm Palo Alto Networks. From a report: Attackers accessed Microsoft Exchange email servers, gaining the ability to search for information at some foreign ministries, said the team at Unit 42, the threat intelligence division of Palo Alto Networks, which has been tracking the group for nearly three years.
Hackers specifically searched in the email servers for key terms related to a China-Arab summit in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in 2022, said Lior Rochberger, senior researcher at the company. They also searched for names such as including Chinese President Xi Jinping and his wife, Peng Liyuan, in the context of that summit, the researchers said. The researchers declined to specifically identify which countries had their systems breached in the hacking campaign, but wrote in the report that the group's targeting patterns "align consistently with the People's Republic of China (PRC) economic and geopolitical interests."
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Rise of the FAKE pumpkin patch: US Halloween tradition becomes a huge hit...but some British farmers are filling their fields with imported veg or cheap gourds from Aldi
With the perfectly crafted sea of orange as a backdrop, it's easy to see how patches gained prominence in the UK after attracting influencers to take Instagram pictures at the farms.
Powerful 6.7-magnitude earthquake strikes the Philippines: People are urged to move inland as dramatic footage shows church tower collapse
The earthquake struck near the Eastern Visayas region in the Philippines on Tuesday, the United States Geological Survey (USGS) said.
Syrian asylum seeker staying at taxpayer-funded Epping migrant hotel when he assaulted four people 'wants to go home'
Mohammed Sharwarq, 32, was a resident of the Bell Hotel in Epping, Essex, where he attacked two fellow residents and two staff members in July and August of this year.
NHS doctor 'held down woman on staircase and raped her', court hears
Later in the same evening, Dr Osareme Edeoghon, 39, allegedly raped the woman again while she was on the phone to her friend, jurors heard.
Beaming King Charles sports shades as he poses next to pedigree cow - and scratches its snout
Charles beamed as he posed next to a pedigree Sussex beef cow during a reception for his charitable trust fund this afternoon.
Tyson Fury responds to critics of his 16-year-old daughter Venezuela's engagement to her boxer boyfriend
The engagement was announced by Tyson's wife Paris on Instagram last week, with the proposal taking place during Venezuela's 16th birthday party.
TK Maxx issues urgent warning to shoppers as children's swimming vest is found to 'pose risk of drowning'
The discount store, founded in America, has sold a range of swimming vests that did not comply with standards, and the shop was unable to prove that they were safe to swim with.
The £1000 Chinese-made mega-dinghies fueling the explosion in Channel migrants
Police have blamed firms in China for supplying the larger vessels, which traffickers are stuffing over capacity in a bid to make as much money as possible.
'What are they playing at!' Wes Streeting calls on NHS chiefs to apologise for saying it's OK to marry your cousin
The Health Secretary says the NHS should apologise for suggesting first cousin marriages can offer benefits, despite the known risk of birth defects.
Starmer is dangerously inciting the radical Left and is not fit to lead, blasts furious Farage in response to PM's he 'doesn't like Britain' attack
Keir Starmer used his keynote speech to Labour conference in Liverpool to talk up the threat posed by Reform and draw deep dividing lines.