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The 38-year-old former kickboxing world champion - better known in recent years for his controversial internet persona - shared clips of the apparent event to his millions of followers online.

Dr Dean Jackson , a biologist and BBC presenter, has shared a strange illusion on TikTok , which tricks your brain into thinking a fire truck is red.

My boyfriend and I have been together for two years. Our sex life has always been great - certainly nothing crazy, but we have good, regular sex.

Tom Cruise has revealed how 'very special' it was to reunite with Val Kilmer in Top Gun: Maverick - just months before his co-star's tragic death.

Elon Musk has issued a terrifying warning about how his worst fear will come true.

Slashdot reader BrianFagioli writes: The new Nintendo Switch 2 is almost here. Next month, eager fans will finally be able to get their hands on the highly anticipated follow-up to the wildly popular hybrid console. But before you line up (or frantically refresh your browser for a preorder), you might want to read the fine print, because Nintendo might be able to kill your console. Yes, really. That's not just speculation, folks. According to its newly updated user agreement, Nintendo has granted itself the right to make your Switch 2 "permanently unusable" if you break certain rules. Yes, the company might literally brick your device. Buried in the legalese is a clause that says if you try to bypass system protections, modify software, or mess with the console in a way that's not approved, Nintendo can take action. And that action could include completely disabling your system. The exact wording makes it crystal clear: Nintendo may "render the Nintendo Account Services and/or the applicable Nintendo device permanently unusable in whole or in part...." [T]o be fair, this is probably targeted at people who reverse engineer the system or install unauthorized software — think piracy, modding, cheating, and the like. But the broad and vague nature of the language leaves a lot of room for interpretation. Who decides what qualifies as "unauthorized use"? Nintendo does. Nintendo's verbiage says users must agree "without limitation" not to... Publish, copy, modify, reverse engineer, lease, rent, decompile, disassemble, distribute, offer for sale, or create derivative works Obtain, install or use any unauthorized copies of Nintendo Account Services Exploit the Nintendo Account Services in any manner other than to use them in accordance with the applicable documentation and intended use [unless "otherwise expressly permitted by applicable law."] Bypass, modify, decrypt, defeat, tamper with, or otherwise circumvent any of the functions or protections... including through the use of any hardware or software that would cause the Nintendo Account Services to operate other than in accordance with its documentation and intended use "...if you fail to comply with the foregoing restrictions Nintendo may render the Nintendo Account Services and/or the applicable Nintendo device permanently unusable in whole or in part."

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The Beckham family have been at the centre of a feud that has pitted Brooklyn, 26, and his wife Nicola Peltz, 29, on one side, and the rest of the family on the other.

Julian Foulkes, from Gillingham, was detained by six officers from Kent Police after he questioned a supporter of pro-Palestine demonstrations on X.

There's an island right here in the UK that's so beautiful it's earned itself the impressive nickname, 'Hawaii of the North'.

George Hardy was known to be an intelligent and articulate man who, as a top pharmaceutical research scientist, had dedicated his life to finding new drugs to beat viruses.

My feet feel like they are burning at night and it disrupts my sleep. Soaking them in hot water seems to help but only temporarily. What can I do?

A self-confessed gym-junkie and clean-eater, Gemma Henly's one symptom is what triggered her to seek a second medical opinion - saving her life

The monarch, 87, put on a confident display as she attended the opening of a ceramics exhibition at the Oslo National Academy of the Arts in the country's capital.

The Spice Girls' 90s manager, Simon Fuller, is reportedly set to face a huge £200million divorce payout and is allegedly the reason behind the group's reunion.

There's even an annexe with stunning views

These hens, who would otherwise be slaughtered, are given a new lease of life by the trust.

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper insisted immigration will fall 'substantially' as she prepares to publish a white paper, with Labour panicking over Reform.

There are nights when Bethany Clarke dreams of when she was racing through the bucket list of countries to visit with her lifelong friend Simone White.

The incident caused delays for traffic as police attended the scene