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TIKTOK might be on the nose with intelligence agencies worried about its Chinese ownership, but for the Hunter Region's peak union body, the social media app has driven a communications revolution.

We took a look at the average of what people can expect to pay for rental properties as well as how much it would cost to buy your own home in some of Bristol’s commuter towns.

“The year of efficiency is kicking off with a bunch of people getting paid to do nothing," one Meta employee told the FT.

Julian 'JT' Clark weighed in at over 63 stone when he first appeared on TV screens as part of TLC's 'My 600lb Life, before undergoing a dramatic weight loss transformation

Tyler Doyle’s family hit out at painful online rumours as search for missing South Carolina boater enters its third week

An underground market has emerged for migrants seeking U.S. sponsors since the Biden administration announced last month that it would accept a limited number of people from Venezuela, Cuba, Nicaragua and Haiti

This week on The Sound Kitchen we celebrate World Radio Day with listener greetings! You’ll hear the answer to the question about France’s hunting laws, the bonus question and the “Listeners Corner” with Michael Fitzpatrick, and “Music from Erwan”. All that, and the new quiz question, too, so click on…

After anti-vax and anti-CRT protests fizzle, far-right groups increasingly target the LGBTQ+ community

A woman was left furious after her grandma completely undermined her and went ahead and posted pictures of her daughter on social media, despite the fact she was told not to

Since 2017, GoodRx has helped millions of people find deals on prescription drugs via an app and website. But what its customers may not have known is that the Santa Monica-based health company had also been sharing information about their prescriptions and illnesses with third parties such as Google and…

The premier's brothers and two others were issued with the legal summons after they failed to respond to invitations to give evidence to the inquiry, in what the committee's chair Sue Higginson describes as a coordinated attempt to avoid scrutiny.