US celebrity, entertainment and human-interest stories
US celebrity, entertainment and human-interest stories
Is it really illegal to die anywhere? From Arctic Norway to Italy, here are the places with death bans and the very practical reasons behind them.
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Back to the Future Part II imagined life in 2015. Video calls, smart glasses and fingerprint payments came true, but where is the hoverboard?
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UK households are urged to keep 72 hours of supplies, including food and water, for emergencies. Here is the official checklist and why it matters.
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An Apple security update from 26 October fixes a flaw that could let a malicious app use the iPhone camera without permission. Here is how to update.
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AT&T’s $177 million data breach settlement has final approval. Here is the likely payment timeline, who qualifies and how to avoid scam emails.
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A former RAF officer and a Bristol artist are among the small team spending five months at Port Lockroy, Antarctica’s famous Penguin Post Office.
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The Gabon rig Prospector 5 sank off Mayumba with 115 people on board. Three bodies have been found and two workers are still missing.
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Spain train crash: at least 69 people died when a Renfe AVE train hit the back of a stopped Iryo train near Urda, Toledo. What we know so far.
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The Villa Vie Odyssey endless cruise, where people lived at sea full time, has been halted in Cambodia after fuel costs soared. Here is what happened.
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Sir Patrick Stewart, loved as Captain Picard and Professor X, has died aged 86. We look back at a life that took him from Yorkshire to Hollywood.
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