A mum-of-three who hated the idea of people sleeping out in freezing temperatures took in a young homeless man. As heavy snow fell across much of Wales last week, Natalie Hawkins told her 15-year-old son Jack she could not imagine being homeless during the bitter conditions. Jack then mentioned he knew Keiran Kilday who was…

Australia’s vice-captain David Warner is as repentant about his wild reaction to « vile and disgusting » comments about his wife from Quinton de Kock as he is unrepentant about the way he behaved on the field in Durban, and insists spending the next two years only a single disciplinary infraction from an ICC suspension will not…

Someone at Oculus screwed up pretty badly today: An expired certificate appears to have soft-bricked all of the company’s Rift VR headsets, with users still unable to fire up software on the devices and no word of an incoming fix from the company yet. Issues were first reported several hours ago on Reddit, where a post on…

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Britain’s security services are hunting a network of highly-trained assassins suspected of launching a nerve agent attack on a Russian spy and his daughter, sources say. The brutal and sophisticated method used to target Sergei Skripal and his daughter – which also left a police officer seriously ill – point towards “either present or past…

Sky News obtained footage of Sergei Skripal being arrested by Russian security in 2004. Sky News Former Russian double spy Sergei Skripal was poisoned by nerve agent, police confirm. Skripal and his daughter collapsed on Sunday and are in critical condition in a British hospital. A responding police officer is also seriously injured. Many experts…

WASHINGTON (AP) — The White House said Wednesday that Mexico, Canada and other countries may be spared from President Donald Trump’s planned steel and aluminum tariffs under national security « carve-outs, » a move that could soften the blow amid threats of retaliation by trading partners and dire economic warnings from lawmakers and business groups. Peter Navarro,…

President Donald Trump has not been following his lawyers’ advice.