57 m. ago This is just the start, says secretive 'gang whose hacking attacks wreaked havoc on Britain's high streets

The group, called DragonForce,claimed to have stolen millions of customers' data and said they are trying to force their victims to pay a ransom.

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1 hour ago Trump administration reaches settlement with Jan 6 rioter Ashli Babbitt’s family

Family filed $30 million wrongful death lawsuit over fatal shooting of Capitol rioter

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2 h. ago E.M. recalls ‘uncomfortable touching’ at bar in testimony at sex assault trial of ex

E.M. recalls ‘uncomfortable touching’ at bar in testimony at sex assault trial of ex-world junior players  CBC

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3 h. ago Oil and gas supplier says Tesla is ‘refusing to pay’ $2 million in past

Exclusive: Myriad excuses, dubious justifications and ‘constant personnel turnover’ has stymied Sun Coast Resources from being made whole, according to a civil complaint obtained by The Independent

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3 h. ago Friends star Paget Brewster recalls Matthew Perry’s ‘gentlemanly’ reaction to her wardrobe mishap

Exclusive: Paget Brewster, who played Chandler’s brief fling Kathy on ‘Friends,’ remembers the time Perry acted like a complete ‘gentleman and sweetheart’ after she experienced a fashion malfunction

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3 h. ago Popular jar of pasta sauce recalled as ‘may contain pieces of glass’

The product, sold through shops like high-end online retailer Ocado, ‘may contain pieces of glass’, but it is unclear how the glass could have made its way into the jars

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3 h. ago Prince Harry tells the BBC of his pain, and it’s queasy viewing. But who will switch it off? | Hugh Muir

Real-life anguish or confected entertainment? One thing is clear – the soap opera endures because millions still love to watch itWell, isn’t this a plot turn? You switched on for the latest cinematic episode of Prince Harry fights the fight – not against the Mirror this time, not against Murdoch either, but against those who have stripped him of his security protection – and then the script goes to places that no one expected.He loses his legal challenge in the court of appeal over the degree of security he is entitled to on the public purse while in the UK – that was pretty much expected. But then, in the second instalment of Britain’s longest-running potboiler, he exclusively opens an anguished heart to the BBC, post the appeal court verdict, and all sorts of dramatic twists ensue.Hugh Muir is a Guardian columnist Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Manchester parents slapped with £1.4 MILLION in fines for taking kids out of school

Data shows the number of fines dished out rose dramatically last year

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5 h. ago Badenoch apologises as Tories suffer heavy local election defeat

The Tory leader conceded the public was ‘still not yet ready to trust us’ after losing hundreds of councillors in a Reform UK surge.

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6 h. ago Assisted dying laws would save NHS millions of pounds a year

Legalising assisted dying would save the taxpayer £10million in NHS costs in its first year, rising to £60million after a decade, according to grim new estimates published by the government.

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6 h. ago This is why you and millions of others are treating your hay fever wrongly... and the very simple things you should actually do: DR HELEN EVANS

It's hay fever season, as sufferers will well know. But experts say many people are inadvertently making their symptoms worse.

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7 h. ago Pictured: Tech recruitment father 'who kept his three children locked up inside House of Horrors for four years because of his fear of Covid'

The horrific conditions three young boys had to suffer while being trapped in their home for four years by their Covid-obsessed parents have been revealed for the first time.

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7 h. ago 'Versatile' £12 Amazon fan with cooling mist hailed a 'Godsend for a heatwave'

One customer described this 'powerful' fan as 'lightweight and compact'.

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7 h. ago Top doctor pinpoints the supplements that could lead to organ failure: 'They turn your liver into a science project gone wrong'

Taken by millions of people worldwide in the pursuit of achieving optimum health, vitamins and supplements may seem like the best way to hit daily-recommended targets.

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7 h. ago Lightweight lawnmower ‘well worth the money’ as it makes chore 'pleasant' reduced by 26% to under £100

Time to treat you and your lawn to a new mower and this is one of Amazon's best sellers boasting over 6,000 five-star customer reviews

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8 h. ago Inside House of Horrors where children were kept in isolation by 'Covid obsessed' US mother and German father

The horrific conditions three young boys had to suffer while being trapped in their home for four years by their Covid-obsessed parents have been revealed for the first time.

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8 h. ago England selectors back Zak Crawley ‘to the hilt’ despite run of low scores

Pressure is building around the 27-year-old, who averaged just 8.66 in a torrid tour of New Zealand before Christmas.

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8 h. ago GTA 6 fans suffer blow as Rockstar announces delay to planned 2025 release

The sixth instalment of the popular motor game franchise was expected to be released sometime this fall

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8 h. ago Rory McIlroy reveals the raunchy TV show his wife Erica made him watch around his Masters win

He told Jimmy Fallon that thanks to his wife Erica, help with switching off from the pressure between four career-defining rounds came from an unexpected place.

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9 h. ago Legal expert shares crucial steps to take after dementia diagnosis to ensure protections are in place

An estimated one million people across the UK are living with dementia.

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