Woman who claims Meghan Markle's bath salts gave her 'catastrophic burns' threatens to sue the duchess for $10m
Robin Patrick has shared horrific pictures of her legs as proof that the Duchess of Sussex 's recipe on With Love, Meghan is 'flawed and dangerous' and should have come with a warning.
For years, I was branded with one 'personality disorder' after another. At 41, I learned the shocking truth that had been staring me in the face the whole time: CORRINE BARRACLOUGH
For these doctors, there had to be something inherently wrong with me, something I couldn't control. Not one thought to ask about the real cause of my lethargy, aggression and hypersexuality.
Clarkson's Farm fans are all saying the same thing after surprise cameo - so did you spot them in the trailer?
The trailer for the highly anticipated fourth season of the TV documentary series dropped on YouTube on Thursday.
Apple Asks Court To Halt App Store Rule Changes While It Appeals
Apple asked a judge to halt an order forcing it to give up control over App Store payments while it appeals the decision. From a report: In a filing on Wednesday, Apple says the order contains "extraordinary intrusions" that could result in "grave irreparable harm" to the company. Last week, California District Court Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers found that Apple was in "willful violation" of a 2021 injunction issued as part of the Epic Games v. Apple case.
As a result, the judge ordered Apple to stop collecting an up to 27 percent commission on purchases made outside the App Store, and said the company can no longer restrict how developers point users toward external purchases.
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Amazing moment heroic shop worker fights off knife-wielding robber with his bare hands after thug threatened his female colleague
The masked crook stole cash and cigarettes during the raid at Gedney Newsagent in Market Place, Long Sutton, Lincolnshire.
Expert's urgent warning over sweetener in thousands of food linked to BRAIN DAMAGE
Sugar - sweet, satisfying, and everywhere. From fresh fruit and honey to processed table sugar and drinks, it sneaks into nearly everything we eat.
Meet the new Queen of Clean who hates tidying her house, shuns Marigolds and swears like a trooper as she vacuums stripes in her sofa... But will the imminent arrival of ROO DAY's baby take the shine off her perfect home?
The sofa is brand new, sumptuous and oh-so strokable. It has a buttery velvet finish, which lends itself beautifully to vacuuming stripes into the fabric, if that's your thing.
Baywatch icon who worked with Pamela Anderson dies at age 77... just 12 days after his wife's death
He died only 12 days after his wife of 31 years, Linda, passed away, making it a double tragedy for the Nichols family. Paul was a publicist in 1991 when he helped to stop the show from being canceled.
A soft smile and a poignant tribute to her mother-in-law, days after Harry's bombshell interview, Kate is a picture of elegance for VE Day
Kate took to today's Service of Thanksgiving in London to remember the end of the Second World War in Europe and to commemorate those who fought to bring peace.
Man arrested for tearing out passport pages to hide secret trips to Bangkok
The Indian citizen was found to have four pages torn from his passport during a routine inspection at Mumbai Airport - and initially refused to tell security staff why he'd ripped them out.
Investigators reveal disturbing new detail from Hudson River helicopter crash that killed six in NYC
Haunting new details have emerged of the last moment of a helicopter before it crashed into New York's Hudson River - killing a family of five and the pilot.
Herts leisure centre closures set to hit customers as decarbonisation work costs “spiralling out of control”
Leisure centres and swimming pools in Hitchin, Letchworth and Royston face closures
Essex charity that gave homeless people shelter and set up Covid vaccination sites to shut down
Serious concerns have been raised about future support for the homeless, survivors of abuse and other vulnerable people with the charity being forced to close
You're storing your eggs wrong! Scientists reveal best way to ensure none of your eggs crack - and it could change packaging forever
As any shopper knows, eggs are sold in carboard cartons in neat little rows facing upwards. Now, a shock new study suggests a revolutionary new way for eggs to be packaged and stored.
The Essex area told to improve repairs on council homes in new report
Weaknesses have been highlighted although there is work ongoing to make improvements
'Urban sprawl' fears over plans for 3,100 homes that could 'blend' Essex towns together
A council opposition leader called the plans 'absolute carnage for residents'
Fears Madeleine McCann prime suspect Christian Brueckner could flee to country without extradition treaty if he walks free from prison
Christian Brueckner is currently in German jail for raping a woman in 2005 in the part of Portugal's Algarve region where three-year-old Madeleine McCann went missing in 2007.
Essex could be at risk of drought this summer after driest start to spring in 69 years
The Environment Agency said there is a "medium" risk of summer drought without sustained rainfall
River Island's £39 'stunning' dress shoppers say they 'love'
It's available in a range of sizes
Dunmow Art Group to hold talk on Great Bardfield artists
A talk on the Great Bardfield artists - with a focus on Tirzah Garwood - will take place next month in Dunmow.