3 d. ago North West takes savage dig at Kim Kardashian's fashion sense AGAIN saying 'people hate' her outfits

Kim Kardashian's 12-year-old daughter North West doesn't mince words when it comes to critiquing her mom's outfits and in this week's episode of The Kardashians, she outdid herself.

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5 d. ago ‘We’re a bit jealous of Kneecap’: how Europe’s minority tongues are facing the digital future | Stephen Burgen

What does it mean to lose a language? And what does it take to save it? Those were the big questions being asked in Barcelona recentlyThere’s an Irish saying, tír gan teanga, tír gan anam: a country without a language is a country without a soul. Representatives of some of Europe’s estimated 60 minority languages – or minoritised, as they define them – met in Barcelona recently to discuss what it means to lose a language, and what it takes to save it.Language diversity is akin to biodiversity, an indicator of social wellbeing, but some of Europe’s languages are falling into disuse. Breton, for example, is dying out because its speakers are dying, and keeping languages alive among young people is challenging in an increasingly monolingual digital world.Stephen Burgen is a freelance writer who reports on Spain Continue reading...

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1 week ago British vigilantes film themselves smashing migrant boat engines on French beaches to stop crossings

VIGILANTES who led the push to cover our streets in Union flags have filmed themselves smashing small boat engines hidden on French beaches.  The Raise the Colours activists are trying to stop would-be migrants from crossing the Channel.  In their latest clip, they dig up a dinghy engine buried in the dunes by people smugglers.  They can be heard...

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1 week ago Brits could save up to £2,000 a year by doing 1 simple thing, experts suggest

A survey of 2,000 people found that using digital tools to track everything from energy usage to petrol prices is the most important reason for using tracking tools.

Economics

2 w. ago House of Lords blasted for 'talking out' Assisted Dying bill after Commons decision

A YouGov poll organised by Dignity in Dying reveals more than six in 10 people do not think it is right for the House of Lords to block a bill such as the Terminally Ill Adults (end of life) Bill which is facing around 1,000 amendments

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2 w. ago AI develops the ability to read your mind and print out what you're thinking

Scientists stunned by accuracy of digital telepathy that uses MRI scans to tell what people are thinking

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2 w. ago ‘What, no ziti now?’: US pasta lovers fear Trump tariffs will cause shortage

A potential 107% tariff on Italian pasta imports could cause companies to withdraw from US market – and for US producers to raise their pricesOn Monday night, Kelly planned to make dinner and spend the night inside with her family. Instead, she told her husband to put the kids to bed so she could get in the car, drive to Wegman’s and “panic buy” $100 worth of Rummo pasta.Kelly, a 42-year-old product manager who lives outside Philadelphia, has celiac disease, which means that eating gluten triggers an immune response that leads to digestive issues. She saw fellow gluten-free people on Reddit and TikTok freaking out over the fact that the US is mulling a 107% tariff on Italian pasta imports. According to the Wall Street Journal, the hike could lead to those companies withdrawing from the US market as early as January. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Warning to passengers as Ryanair boarding pass rules change today with £55 fee

The budget airline has confirmed it will move to 100 per cent digital boarding passes from November 12 - but fears are growing that people who struggle with technology could be blocked from boarding flights

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2 w. ago Government issues update on digital ID cards and people who may receive 'physical alternative'

Labour MP Josh Simons has said that the Government is looking at a "physical alternative" to digital ID cards

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2 w. ago HMRC issues update on ‘biggest change’ in income tax for 30 years

Thousands of people are testing the Making Tax Digital system before it becomes mandatory for some next year

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3 w. ago Strictly Come Dancing legend tells viewers 'get over it' in brutal swipe

Strictly Come Dancing legend Arlene Phillips has weighed in on the latest series of the BBC dance show.

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3 w. ago Strictly legend swipes at BBC judging panel and digs 'people should get over it'

EXCLUSIVE: Strictly legend Arlene Phillips takes aim at the BBC judging panel, saying some scores are random and urging fans to "get over it" as the competition heats up

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3 w. ago Many seek health advice from AI chatbots and social media – poll

Experts said the NHS must ‘become more visible’ in the digital spaces people use daily.

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