86 m. ago Inside The Summer I Turned Pretty series finale release time

The Summer I Turned Pretty's final episode is almost upon us

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90 m. ago Apple users urged to be wary of malicious emails claiming iCloud storage is full

Cyber crooks are trying to con victims into clicking dangerous links by impersonating the technology giant

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2 h. ago Teen suffers brain injury and nearly severs tongue trying out 'dangerous' viral trend

Amy Howson received a phone call one evening saying her son, Lucas, had fallen unconscious in the park while out with friends

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2 h. ago Why France is the perfect setting for The White Lotus Season 4

The next season of the HBO series has been tipped to be filmed in France – destination expert Anna Richards turns inspector to offer a (mostly) spoiler-free guide to the possible filming locations

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2 h. ago Are conkers poisonous to dogs? Here's what to look out for on autumn dog walks

It’s important to be aware of these often unexpected dangers.

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2 h. ago The truth about smartwatches? Life is better without a hectoring zealot on your wrist | Zoe Williams

According to a new survey, many people experience ‘tech regret’ – especially when it comes to surveillance devices they have boughtThe most regretted house tech, according to a recent survey, is smart lighting and video doorbells, with speakers in third place. It’s pretty obvious why: smart lighting addressed itself to the unbearable onerousness of getting off your arse and turning on a light, a problem nobody ever had, or if they did, they probably had 99 more pressing concerns. The appeal of the video doorbell was that something interesting may happen; maybe it would catch someone doing a crime, or a heartwarming moment when your kid ran back for one last hug on their first day of school, and you could put that on TikTok and be famous for five seconds, or – ideal world – it would catch one of your friends bitching about you. It is amazing, in this world of hypersurveillance and connectedness, how rarely any of those things, or indeed, anything interesting or unpredictable at all, ...

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3 h. ago 'We live in one of Wales's prettiest towns but can't get a phone signal'

People who live in one of the prettiest towns in Wales have spoken about one downside of living in the area - they struggle to get a phone signal. The location is said to be particularly bad when it comes to technology

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3 h. ago Caravan salesman reveals 'horror tactics' commonly used to 'fleece' customers out of money

Thousands of caravans are found in popular locations across the country. But one former caravan salesman has revealed the 'horror tactics' used to 'fleece' customers.

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3 h. ago Ricky Hatton had to deal with 'pretty awful thing' as Frank Warren explains difficult situation

Frank Warren explained how Ricky Hatton fell out with his dad over finances in an episode that affected the late boxer's mental health years prior to his sudden death

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3 h. ago White Lotus stars confirm season four of the show will be set in France

‘I have no idea if I’m in it’, said Parker Posey

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4 h. ago Diplo: The Mighty Dinosaur review – family dino animation goes meta as it rebels against ‘cute’

A strange, not entirely convincing attempt to add conceptual depth sees an animator forced to erase his own mildly annoying cartoon creationsWe’re in familiar children’s entertainment territory at the start of this family animation featuring a tiny little sincere dinosaur: mildly annoying lead character, mildly annoying would-be wizard sidekick delivering all the requisite snarky asides, plus mildly annoying assorted other critters. But in an unlikely swerve, this Czech/Polish/Slovakian production (dubbed into English for this release) turns out to honour the more formally and conceptually interesting heritage of east European animation. A couple of beats into the story, we suddenly find ourselves in a live-action environment, with a real human sitting in a dark basement studio, working away, drawing cartoons – the self-same cartoon, in fact, that we’ve just been watching.The artist is then interrupted by an extremely grating woman – think Joan Cusack’s deranged hyper-girly Debbie J...

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4 h. ago Ricky Hatton suffered 'pretty awful thing' as Frank Warren reveals harrowing situation

Ricky Hatton was found dead at his home in Greater Manchester on Sunday, and the late boxer's former manager Frank Warren has spoken out over the fighter's previous comments about money

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5 h. ago Arsenal sign 'really impressive' winger as Mikel Arteta's £255m transfer revamp continues

Arsenal were extremely busy in the summer transfer window as Mikel Arteta splashed out £255m in search of Premier League and Champions League glory and now the Gunners have made another signing

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5 h. ago ‘Trump is a defecating fly on a camel’s back’: Palestinian artist Samia Halaby on being banned, exiled – and now celebrated

At 88, she has won a Munch award for artistic freedom – despite her pioneering work being cancelled by the US university she studied at. She talks protest, polarisation and propagandaIt’s a miracle I get out of my interview with Palestinian artist Samia Halaby alive. Not just because the creaky wooden stairs to her second-floor Tribeca, New York live-work space are alarmingly steep, but because certain people view the 88-year-old acclaimed abstract artist, a pioneer of digital art, as a dangerous security threat.In December 2023, Indiana University, Halaby’s alma mater, cancelled what was due to be the first American retrospective exhibition of Halaby’s work at the university’s Eskenazi Museum of Art. The exhibition had been three years in the making but Halaby was informed she was no longer welcome in a terse two-sentence letter from the museum’s director, citing vague security concerns. The real reason, she suspects, was the museum’s wish to distance itself from anything supportiv...

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6 h. ago Albert Square to be used for Christmas markets for the first time in 6 years with another SEVEN locations for festivities revealed

Fairground rides will be a feature on the square as it re-opens after years of town hall refurbishment

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7 h. ago Haitians yearn for home as gangs welcome them and police warn it's too dangerous

A powerful gang coalition that ravaged several communities in Haiti's capital has abruptly announced it is safe for people to return

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8 h. ago This leafy trail with romantic ruins and a proper pub is ideal for an autumn walk

One of my favourite spots for an autumn day out is a pretty riverside village with a proper pub, a leafy trail and a ruined abbey.

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12 h. ago From Colombo to Kathmandu, the furious youth movements toppling entrenched elites

Talk of revolution in the coffee shops of Nepal increased after protest movements across south AsiaAcross Kathmandu, the acrid stench of smoke still lingers. Singha Durbar, the opulent palace that housed Nepal’s parliament, stands charred and empty, its grand white columns turned a sooty black. The home of former prime minister KP Sharma Oli – who just last week seemed to have an unshakable grip on power – is among those reduced to ruins, while Oli remains in hiding, his location still unknown.They stand as symbolic monuments to the week that Nepal’s political system was brought crashing down at the hands of a leaderless, organic movement led by young people who called themselves the Gen Zs, referring to those aged between 13 and 28. Continue reading...

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12 h. ago Labour reignites row with Elon Musk on the eve of Donald Trump's state visit with free speech on the agenda

Downing Street accused Elon Musk of spreading 'dangerous' language, saying his rhetoric during an appearance at an anti-migrant protest in London threatened 'violence and intimidation'.

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13 h. ago Pharmacy leaders issue warning over ‘dangerous’ medicine delays

One pharmacist reported their patients waiting more than a week for a medication for bipolar and schizophrenia

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