2 h. ago Who will win Denmark vs Scotland? Our writers deliver predictions for huge World Cup qualifying opener

The journey to the biggest stage in world football starts here and the Tartan Army are desperate to be part of the party

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4 h. ago World's biggest illegal sports streaming site Streameast shut down by police

The Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment teamed up with police in Egypt to close down Streameast, which had been visited more than 1.6 billion times in the past year

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6 h. ago The US is losing space race to China due to Starship delays, ex

World’s biggest rocket has suffered multiple setbacks since Elon Musk secured a multi-billion dollar contract with Nasa to deliver astronauts to the Moon

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48 h. ago World’s biggest iceberg breaks up after 40 years: ‘Most don’t make it this far’

‘Megaberg’ known as A23a has rapidly disintegrated in warmer warmers and could disappear within weeksNearly 40 years after breaking off Antarctica, a colossal iceberg ranked among the oldest and largest ever recorded is finally crumbling apart in warmer waters, and could disappear within weeks.Earlier this year, the “megaberg” known as A23a weighed a little under a trillion tonnes and was more than twice the size of Greater London, a behemoth unrivalled at the time. Continue reading...

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49 h. ago OnlyFans is 'world's biggest pimping empire' and 'playground for abuse' warning

Labour MP Joani Reid said OnlyFans creators like Bonnie Blue do not represent the majority of women on the site, which she called 'a playground for child sexual abuse'

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54 h. ago Nestlé CEO fired for secret affair 'had fallen in love with marketing worker who was promoted to Vice President of Americas Marketing 18 months after they met'

Laurent Freixe, 63, lost his job on Monday after the world's biggest food and drink company said he broke its code of conduct by failing to disclose the affair.

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56 h. ago Nestle CEO fired for secret affair 'had fallen in love with marketing worker who was promoted to Vice President of Americas Marketing 18 months after they met'

Laurent Freixe, 63, lost his job on Monday after the world's biggest food and drink company said he broke its code of conduct by failing to disclose the affair.

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69 h. ago Boss of Nestle abruptly fired after workplace romance investigation

The world's biggest foodmaker has ousted its top boss.

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3 d. ago Def Leppard Glasgow Hydro Ticket Presales and Prices: How to see the rockers play

One of the world’s biggest rock bands are coming to Glasgow.

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4 d. ago Weight loss jab Mounjaro cuts heart failure risk by more than half, study shows

The Mirror attended the world's biggest heart conference in Madrid and heard how weight loss injections cut heart patients’ risk of being hospitalised or dying early

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5 d. ago Ted Lasso star worlds away from Apple TV+ comedy in trailer for acclaimed romance movie

Ted Lasso fans are going wild as one of the show’s biggest stars is taking on a brand new role that’s worlds away from the plucky football comedy

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5 d. ago Baxdrostat: New 'game changer' daily pill could reverse high blood pressure for millions

The Mirror travelled to the world’s biggest heart conference to see unveiling of new class of drug called baxdrostat - hailed as 'a triumph of scientific discovery’

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5 d. ago Terrifying update on world's largest iceberg now visible from space

Over the last two years, the world's biggest iceberg has been on the move after more than 30 years being stuck to the ocean floor and experts are concerned with it falling apart

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6 d. ago You can die from 'broken heart syndrome', but scientists may have found a cure

Scientists at the world’s biggest heart conference say they may have discovered the first ever treatment for ‘broken heart syndrome’

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6 d. ago Biggest rugby players in the world as England star's young nephew makes list

South Africa are world renowned for producing some of the biggest athletes on the planet.

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7 d. ago Inside forgotten McDonald's hotel with golden arch beds and futuristic showers

McDonald's is one of the biggest brands across the globe, boasting more than 40,000 restaurants worldwide, but they once opened their very own hotel with futuristic features

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7 d. ago How the world’s biggest carmakers are falling behind in software

The shift from a manufacturing model to a digital one is proving difficult and expensive for many of the industry’s traditional companies

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7 d. ago US stocks do something they have never done before... but world's biggest company rattles Wall Street

Stock market hits unprecedented milestone as Wall Street watches for recession signals.

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8 d. ago Does buying a film digitally mean you actually own it? | J Oliver Conroy

A new lawsuit aimed at Amazon questions the legitimacy of the word ‘buy’ when it comes to owning a movie on your devicesA possible class-action lawsuit against Amazon Prime, one of the world’s biggest platforms for streaming film and television, has raised an odd question: what does it mean to buy something?The proposed lawsuit, which was filed last week in federal court and first reported by the Hollywood Reporter, alleges that Prime’s practice of offering users the chance to “buy” (as opposed to “rent”) content is inherently deceptive. The suit argues that buying something implies perpetual possession – but that Amazon, like many other streaming services, is really just selling its customers viewing licenses that can be revoked at any time, in keeping with fine print that most customers do not read or understand. Continue reading...

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8 d. ago Think you actually own all those movies you've been buying digitally? Think again | J Oliver Conroy

New lawsuit aimed at Amazon questions the legitimacy of the word ‘buy’ when it comes to owning a movie on your devicesA possible class-action lawsuit against Amazon Prime, one of the world’s biggest platforms for streaming film and television, has raised an odd question: what does it mean to buy something?The proposed lawsuit, which was filed last week in federal court and first reported by the Hollywood Reporter, alleges that Prime’s practice of offering users the chance to “buy” (as opposed to “rent”) content is inherently deceptive. The suit argues that buying something implies perpetual possession – but that Amazon, like many other streaming services, is really just selling its customers viewing licenses that can be revoked at any time, in keeping with fine print that most customers do not read or understand. Continue reading...

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