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Let them eat cake! Emmanuel Macron's family macaron shop was guarded by police ring of steel during riots... while other shops were left to burn
A ring of steel was placed around French President Emmanuel Macron's family macaron shop to protect it from rioters and looters as other businesses burned, it emerged today.
Is the iPhone Duo a gimmick or is time to join the foldable revolution? SHIVALI BEST tests Apple's £2,000 device to find out if two screens are really better than one
The device folds open like a book, transforming from a regular-sized smartphone into a mini tablet. But is it just a £2,000 gimmick, or is it finally time to embrace the dual-screen life?
Billionaires Have Tricks To Avoid Paying Their Fair Share Of Taxes. This Ballot Measure Would Change The Game.
It would be the first of its kind in the country — and set a new benchmark for other states.
I love Apple’s iPhone Duo. But here’s why you shouldn’t buy one
Apple’s first foldable is a genuine ‘oh wow’ device. But at $3499, and with many apps not ready for its big screen yet, most people should hold off.
‘I've seen some incredible things at Canterbury Cathedral but nothing like this’
Review: Australian acrobats twisted, soared and flipped through the city’s historic cathedral in a unique performance.
Australian wickets tumble after ‘gutless’ tourists forced to follow on
South African fast bowling great Vernon Philander described Australia’s first-innings capitulation in the second Test as “gutless” on a horror fourth day in Gqeberha.
James Carville Says He’s Got ‘Trump Derangement Syndrome’ And Wants It To Get Worse
“I hate the son of a bitch. I hate what he’s doing to this country,” said the veteran strategist.
How often you SHOULD be winning a Premium Bond prize: We crunch the numbers to reveal the luckiest regions
Premium Bond holders in certain pockets of the country are consistently luckier and win more prizes than in other areas, we can reveal.
Captain Tom Moore's seven-bed home is back on the market at reduced price of £1.8m - two years after it was listed for £2.25m
The Grade II-listed mansion in Bedfordshire, was the famous setting of the World War Two veteran's lockdown garden walks where he raised £39m for the NHS charities.
JackJumpers crush Bullets 106-85 to stay top of NBL
The top-of-the-table Tasmania JackJumpers have swept all seven Ignite Cup points on offer, thrashing the Brisbane Bullets by 21 points in Hobart.
