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Japanese online service company GMO Internet Group has apologized for security breaches from cyberattacks, and promised to prevent a recurrence and compensate victims
The Dublin-based airliner said it was predicting a jump of roughly two billion euros in its fuel bill for the year to March 2028.
There is speculation that one group of workers will be exempt from the change
A mischievous new twist on the classic UNO card game and a Playmobil space rocket for budding astronauts feature on Amazon’s top toys list
A SAS commando tells Sam Kiley how the imperative was to try and take Bernard McGinn alive in 1997 in order not to jeopardise political peace negotiations going on behind the scenes
Okinawa police arrest 21-year-old marine on suspicion of drink-driving and in relation to an alleged hit-and-run
Data centers are facing a growing backlash in the United States and Europe
The River Plate right back was joined by two security staff with riot shields as he departed the pitch following a challenge on Lautaro Blanco
Murasu is expected to bring winds of up to 120kmph and make landfall in southern India on Tuesday morning
Director recalls how Rogen’s controversial comedy ‘The Interview’ and the Sony hack disrupted plans for the historical epic
This month’s prize draw is imminent
Here are five of the biggest stories this morning
Leeson first voiced Doctor Who’s robotic sidekick in 1977 and returned in 2006 for the modern revival
Tools, seeds and ornaments could all be on the wish list, whatever your budget.
Scientists say there are several components of peanuts that could be contributing to their observed protective effect
After nearly two years out of an England shirt, Furbank is finally back fit and firing. He sits down with Harry Latham-Coyle to talk about his wretched injury run, his move to London and why rugby’s critics are wrong
After beating Manchester City to continue a strong start, Richard Jolly explains why a Brighton title tilt is not as far-fetched as it might seem
51 per cent of locals agreed with traffic-free proposals
Scottish writer Robin McKelvie shares how you can do one of the world’s most famous driving routes by public transport
Real Madrid star apologised last week over his ‘ill-judged’ remarks, which have triggered a backlash among sponsors in China
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