Polish 'stalker' who claims to be Madeleine McCann tells court she is '50-50' on whether or not she is missing British toddler
Julia Wandelt, 24, told tLeicester Crown Court that a friend, whose wife was a victim in the scandal offered to pay for her DNA test because she is also a 'victim of a miscarriage of justice'.
Katy Perry's friend reveals why star was 'drawn' to 'strong' Justin Trudeau after Orlando Bloom heartbreak
'Katy said he is a solid guy and she loves that he is a earth sign, a Capricorn, she is very into astrology,' the pal noted. 'It's like every day that girl is on Astrology Zone, she has fun with it.'
Michael Douglas, 81, beams as he poses with his glamorous daughter Carys, 22, at the PAC NYC Icons of Culture Gala
The actor, 81, and his youngest child, Carys, 22, appeared in great spirits as they posed for snaps at the starry event held at the Perelman Performing Arts Center.
Hero soldier who was injured in IED blast in Afghanistan and retrained as a teacher faces jail after admitting relationship with pupil
Former Light Dragoons sergeant Simon Taylor, 43 - who broke multiple bones in the blast and had a leg amputated - admitted five offences, including sexual activity with a child while in a position of trust.
Plans for 250 homes on 'well-designed development' set to be approved
Some residents have raised concerns about overcrowding and strain on services
China Bars Influencers From Discussing Professional Topics Without Relevant Degrees
schwit1 writes: China has enacted a new law regulating social media influencers, requiring them to hold verified professional qualifications before posting content on sensitive topics such as medicine, law, education, and finance, IOL reported. The new law went into effect on Saturday.
The regulation was introduced by the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) as part of its broader effort to curb misinformation online. Under the new rules, influencers must prove their expertise through recognized degrees, certifications, or licenses before discussing regulated subjects. Major platforms such as Douyin (China's TikTok), Bilibili, and Weibo are now responsible for verifying influencer credentials and ensuring that content includes clear citations, disclaimers, and transparency about sources.
Audiences expect influencers to be both creative and credible. Yet when they blur the line between opinion and expertise, the impact can be severe. A single misleading financial tip could wipe out someone's savings. A viral health trend could cause real harm. That's why many believe it's time for creators to acknowledge the weight of their influence. However, China's new law raises deeper questions: Who defines "expertise"? What happens to independent creators who challenge official narratives but lack formal credentials? And how far can regulation go before it suppresses free thought?
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Care home bosses who stole 85-year-old's £175,000 by faking her will with different handwriting and coloured pens face jail in one of Britain's biggest ever elderly fraud cases
Graham Walker, 74, his wife Lyn, 71, and ex-manager Jamiel Slaney-Summers, 65, plotted to scam frail 85-year-old Rita Barnsley.
I'm 76, well-travelled and only attract younger men. I don't think David's left Cheshire: They kissed and laughed together at a 'larger lady' enjoying a solo lunch... but read brutal reason Regine rejected her Blind Date
Every week, Femail asks two singletons to report back from their Blind Date. This week, it was Regine and David's turn to see if they were a match. Here's what happened...
Luigi Mangione is listening to Taylor Swift and Charli XCX in prison, according to new letter
In a newly released letter allegedly sent to a fan by Mangione, he said he'd given Swift and Charli XCX a listen in the prison yard - until a fellow inmate stepped in.
Person died at scene after being hit by train on Essex railway, police confirm
Police have confirmed that a person died at the scene after being hit by a train in Essex.
Americans are baffled after seeing where Stonehenge is - 'I thought it was on some random deserted island'
Stonehenge is arguably the world's most famous prehistoric monument. But its location has come as a complete surprise to many Americans on social media.
Kind grandpa, 72, 'boiled alive' in hotel shower after traveling to see granddaughter graduate
Terril Johnson, 72, of Los Angeles , was staying at the Fairfield by Marriott hotel in San José, California on May 22 with family ahead of his granddaughter Trinity Johnson's graduation.
The lump sum conundrum: How one pension mistake has ruined our retirements
Bob Gorman felt forced into taking his pension lump sum early last year - and now feels conflicted because his partner is facing the same dilemma.
Smile! Uncle Sam wants to scan your face on the way in – and out
Noncitizens, prepare to have your mugshot stored for up to 75 years
Planning to visit the United States in the near future? If so, get ready to have your picture taken – and stored for decades – upon both entry and exit under a new Customs and Border Protection rule.…
The royal couple living 'separate lives under one roof': Andrew and Fergie's 'arrangement of convenience' as king tries to oust them from Royal Lodge
The disgraced couple, who divorced in May 1996 after a troubled ten-year marriage, have survived multiple scandals from the comfort of their 30-room Grade II listed mansion.
Popular Essex garden centre thanks customers for support after fire in restaurant
The garden centre and Christmas market remain open and have been 'buzzing'
Android malware types like your gran to steal banking creds
By appearing more human, it evades detection
Updated A new Android malware strain, Herodotus, steals credentials, logs keystrokes, streams victims' screens, and hijacks input - but with a twist: it mimics human typing by adding random delays between keystrokes to evade behavioral fraud detection systems.…
O2 hikes prices mid-contract for 15million mobile phone customers
Up to 15.6million O2 customers will see their bills rise by 40% more than they were told when they signed up to their contracts. .
Kash Patel shuts down Charlie Kirk foreign intelligence probe in explosive feud with Trump's counterterror chief
The head of the National Counterterrorism Center, Joe Kent, analyzed FBI files to determine whether Kirk's alleged killer received assistance from a foreign power.
Millions of Brits over 55 set to face travel chaos as Ryanair launches new rules
Millions of Brits aged over 55 are set to face travel chaos as Ryanair launches new rules from 3rd November.