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A materialistic student who accepted high priced clothing given as a 'gift' sent from a 'friend of a friend' was later told that if he could not pay back the price of the garments in cash he would have to deal drugs to pay it back. At the time Ibrahim Yousef, 19, asked no questions about the seemingly generous garments but later received the unpleasant surprise that he was actually to pay for them all.

A man who was snapped speeding in his van added stripes to the vehicle in a bid to con authorities and evade a fine.

For the first two years of her life, Ruby Pollard was a perfectly healthy little girl. She could crawl, use her hands and say words like ‘mama’ and ‘papa’.

A notorious Scottish gangland killer has admitted being caught with a mobile phone behind bars - for the third time.

Residents have been left furious after a huge 5G mast appeared in their cul-de-sac with 'no warning'.

The countdown to winter is underway and with days already beginning to cool, Scots are concerned about impending energy bills.

Changes to UK driving rules have officially come into force, but many still may be unaware of how these new laws will affect them.

Naman Ramachandran 5G is going to roll out across India from Oct. 1 and Reliance Jio, the country’s leading mobile service operator with 413 million subscribers, will be at the forefront of it. The move could have a transformational effect. The 5G rollout in India will happen via Jio Platforms, the digital services arm of billionaire Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Industries. In August, during the Reliance annual general meeting, Ambani told shareholders that the rollout would be complete by Dec. 2023 and that infrastructure investment would be INR2 trillion ($25 billion). A majority of Indians watch streaming content on mobile devices. Fixed broadband penetration in the country is low and Reliance aims to fix this with Jio AirFiber, which uses 5G to provide fiber-quality connectivity over the air.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Marcus Mabry, a six-year veteran of CNN, has been promoted to SVP of digital editorial and programming at the news outlet. In the role, Mabry will lead CNN’s digital global programming, features and visuals teams, including Opinion, CNN Style and CNN Travel. He will report to CNN’s chief digital officer — a role that has remained vacant after Andrew Morse exited the company earlier this year, following the shutdown of the CNN+ subscription streaming service. Mabry comes aboard amid other high-level exits from CNN Digital, the merger of Discovery and WarnerMedia to form Warner Bros. Discovery. Those include Courtney Coupe, most recently SVP of content strategy and operations for CNN Digital, who exited to join LinkedIn, and CNN Digital editor in chief Meredith Artley.

Coronation Street fans have made a damning prediction about Stephen Reid after he was uncovered as a murderer. There was horror on the cobbles on Monday night (September 26) as the Canadian's desperation to keep his money woes and plans to steal from his own mother quiet led to him becoming a killer.

Changes surrounding benefits and how they're paid are to come into force this week. Those on Universal Credit, Personal Independence Payment and Attendance Allowance will be impacted.

The Duke of Norfolk will have to wait a while before getting behind the wheel again.

Businesses across Ayrshire are on the hunt for new staff to join their ranks over the coming months.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Netflix is establishing an internal games studio in Helsinki, Finland, announcing that it will be led by former Zynga and Electronic Arts exec Marko Lastikka as studio director. “This is another step in our vision to build a world-class games studio that will bring a variety of delightful and deeply engaging original games — with no ads and no in-app purchases — to our hundreds of millions of members around the world,” Amir Rahimi, Netflix’s VP of game studios, wrote in a blog post announcing the studio’s launch. Rahimi joined Netflix in November 2021, after serving as president of games for Scopely; before that, he was SVP and GM of FoxNext.

A family could be left "homeless by Christmas" after being ordered to demolish their own home by the courts. Stephanie Rolfe and Stuart Macdonald say they are 'facing financial ruin' after being told that they will have to cover the £60,000 cost of bulldozing the building.

A family say they could be "homeless by Christmas" after being served a court order to demolish their own home. Stephanie Rolfe and Stuart Macdonald have even been told to foot the estimated £60,000 bill to bulldoze the building - leaving them facing "financial ruin."

1966 World Cup final ever did. In an interview with The Telegraph, the 80-year-old footballing legend said older generations are often “nervous” about embracing technology. The former England striker admitted he often relies on the assistance of his son-in-law and granddaughter to help navigate the world of apps, video calls and smartphones.

In the 21st Century, modern technology has given rise to previously unknown ailments. And, scarily, all of us are at risk. A whopping 5 billion people around the world use a mobile phone – that’s over two-thirds of the population – and the average internet user spends seven hours a day online.

As 60 Minutes embarks on its 55th season on CBS, corporate sibling Pluto TV is launching a curated channel dedicated to the program.

Kendrick Sampson has launched BLD PWR Productions, a new production company that extends the impact of his advocacy initiative of the same name. The actor — best known for “Insecure,” “Miss Juneteenth,” “How to Get Away with Murder” and “The Vampire Diaries” — is the co-founder of BLD PWR, which helped to mobilize thousands of protesters during the #BlackLivesMatter movement of summer 2020 and organized industry leaders to sign a letter calling for Hollywood to divest from the police. “The days of begging for a seat are over. This is what building our own table looks like,” Sampson said in a press release announcing the launch. “We will continue to challenge those in power, but we recognize that it’s not Hollywood’s job to reimagine our future… we have always been experts at our own narratives and we are taking that power back.”

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has issued a statement after people complained about their one-off disability payment not arriving in their accounts.