Almost a third of online shoppers may risk fraud for Christmas bargain, says study
Prince Harry arrives for cricket event in Antigua without his 'love charm bracelet'
Sisters Uncut replace Tube ads with messages protesting lack of funding for domestic violence services
Tsunami warning issued after 7.3 magnitude quake strikes off Japan
Kanye West walks off stage after rant against Beyonce and Jay Z
Kanye West has abruptly ended a concert after a bizarre 30-minute rant over Beyonce, Jay Z and Hillary Clinton - then went on to cancel a show in Los Angeles. Just days ago, the rapper had been booed off stage for saying that he would have voted for Donald Trump. "It's a new world, Hillary Clinton, it's a new world," he said.
Cancer-stricken Jessica Whelan shares final cuddle with dad before her death
A four-year-old girl whose struggle against cancer was depicted in a harrowing photograph taken by her father has died.
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Ore Oduba: My wife has kept me grounded during Strictly
The couple talk about their first wedding anniversary and Ore reveals his thoughts on Ed Balls.
SNAPPA CelebrityRestaurant sued by man who said burrito made him feel ‘excessively full’
A man is suing a Mexican fast food chain after he complained of feeling “excessively full” after eating a burrito. David Desmond bought the meal from a branch of Chipotle in Los Angeles, thinking it was one of the healthier options. Now Mr Desmond – along with Edward Gurevich and Young Hoon Kim – have launched a lawsuit against the company claiming false advertising.
Yahoo News UKI’m A Celebrity bosses sign three-year deal to film show in Australian jungle
This news comes after the reality series was thrown into jeopardy following land owner Craig Parker’s threat to block ITV from using his Dungay Creek territory in Queensland. A source told The Sun: “ITV must have thrown a lot of money at the Parkers because they have managed to smooth this over in record time. “It’s a case of prioritising, I was trying to get the fire going so that the water…” Martin began to explain, appearing to ignore Scarlett’s request, as Danny Baker snapped back: “She’s the President.
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Powerful quake hits Japan, Fukushima residents urged to flee tsunami
By Yuka Obayashi and William Mallard TOKYO (Reuters) - A powerful earthquake rocked northern Japan on Tuesday, the Japan Meteorological Agency said, generating a tsunami that hit the same northern Pacific coast devastated by a massive quake, tsunami and nuclear disaster in 2011. The earthquake, which was felt in Tokyo, had a preliminary magnitude of 7.3 and was centred off the coast of Fukushima prefecture at a depth of about 10 km (6 miles), the agency said. A tsunami of up to 1 metre (3 feet) had been observed around Fukushima following the quake which struck at 5:59 a.m. (2059 GMT), public broadcaster NHK said, after warning of waves of up to 3 metres (10 feet) has been issued.
ReutersClint Eastwood: Too many labelled heroes thanks to political correctness
The director of Sully: Miracle On The Hudson said the word “hero” was often “overdone”.
SNAPPA CelebrityErdogan demands support against PKK at NATO meeting
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Monday urged the European Union and other Western nations to step up support for Ankara's fight against Kurdish militants, as he addressed a meeting of NATO lawmakers.
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May hints she may be open to transitional agreement with EU
By Elizabeth Piper and William James LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May pledged on Monday to address business concerns that Britain could fall off a "cliff edge" into uncertain trading conditions after leaving the EU, hinting at some form of a transitional agreement. It was the strongest sign yet that May could be open to a deal that would offer Britain time to forge a new trading relationship with the European Union when the up to two-year formal divorce talks are concluded, most likely in 2019. Speaking to business leaders at the CBI, a leading business organisation in Britain, May moved to ease concerns among company bosses who had been alarmed by a plan to put workers on boards and to tackle excessive executive pay.
ReutersKylie Jenner's Baby Emergency
Kylie Jenner misses the 2016 American Music Awards due to her dog going into labor.
HollyScoopOil rally propels Wall Street to record
Comments by Russian President Vladimir Putin that raised expectations major oil producing countries could reach a deal to limit output at a meeting next week also spurred the jump in oil prices. "The post-election rally is continuing," said Bucky Hellwig, senior vice president at BB&T Wealth Management in Birmingham, Alabama.
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Nigeria's economic crisis deepens
Nigeria's economy contract in the third quarter as businesses struggle to access foreign exchange and rebels continued to bomb oil pipelines in the restive south
AFPUS warns Syrian generals they will face trial
The United States on Monday named a dozen Syrian generals and officers accused of leading attacks on civilian targets and running torture prisons, warning they will one day face justice.
AFPSt Louis: Police sergeant shot in face in ambush attack
A police sergeant is in a critical condition in St Louis after being shot in the face during an apparent ambush attack. The Missouri city's police chief Sam Dotson said the officer was shot when a car pulled up next to his cruiser and someone opened fire twice before speeding away. Just hours earlier, another officer had been fatally shot in the head in an apparent ambush in San Antonio, Texas.
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Ex-president Nicolas Sarkozy concedes defeat in French vote
Nicolas Sarkozy has conceded defeat following a vote to choose the centre-right candidate for French president. :: Who is Francois Fillon and why does he matter? Unless Mr Fillon ends up with more than 50%, it is expected that the pair will now face each other again on 27 November.
Sky NewsBritons want cannabis legalised for medical purposes - Sky Data poll
Britons strongly support the legalisation of cannabis for medical purposes, a snap Sky Data poll suggests. Sky Data found 46% were opposed, with just 37% in favour. The research follows calls from senior Liberal Democrats, and other Labour and Tory figures, that the UK should follow the lead of the US and legalise the drug.
Sky NewsPilots to go on strike at Germany's Lufthansa on Wednesday
By Peter Maushagen and Maria Sheahan FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Pilots at German airline Lufthansa will go on strike on Wednesday in a long-running pay dispute, their labour union said on Monday, raising the prospects of hundreds of flight cancellations. The strike, the 14th in the row between union Vereinigung Cockpit (VC) and Lufthansa, will run for 24 hours from midnight and affect short-haul and long-haul Lufthansa flights departing from German airports, VC said in a statement. Budget airlines Germanwings and Eurowings and other Lufthansa carriers, such as Austrian Airlines, SWISS and Brussels Airlines, are not affected, Lufthansa said.
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Facebook is creating 50% more jobs in London
The tech company has plans to build a new HQ.
SNAPPA Technology70% of UK firms to focus on innovation following Brexit vote
Some 70% of UK firms are planning to increase or maintain their spending levels on innovation following Britain’s decision to leave the European Union, new research suggests. A survey of 800 businesses, carried out by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) alongside financial services firm Deloitte and recruitment company Hays, has shown that 7 in 10 intend to focus on innovation going forward. Just 7% of companies said they intended to reduce their spending on innovation following the Brexit vote.
Sky NewsCatch quota to protect Mediterranean swordfish
A conservation body has approved a quota to protect the overharvested Mediterranean swordfish
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