‘It has been years of agony, pain, and mental torture.’
Author: WTX News Editor
Kelly Louise Smith-May, 39, has described her condition as a ‘living death sentence’.
Some 200 far-right demonstrators gathered in Paris on Friday night to protest the death of a French teenager who died last month after being stabbed during what appeared to be a brawl that broke out at a village dance. Although the circumstances of the incident remain unclear, the far right has framed it as a symbol of France’s increasingly insecure society amid immigration.
End of an era
The Brazil international started the first three games of the season on the bench.
‘I’ve heard sobs, people have gone quiet and you can hear them sobbing, or you need to ask if they need a moment because they’re in shock.’
From clothes to food to gadgets.
A reader Is overcome with déjà vu when playing Spider-Man 2 and wonders if superhero fatigue from the movies also applies to games.
A reader is shocked to discover how monetisation works in Diablo 4 and starts to understand why publishers are so keen on live service games.
Readers discuss the magic of receiving a highly anticipated game for Christmas and the horror of unwrapping the wrong gift on the big day.
A new analysis from the Scottish Conservatives reveals the scale of the shocking SNP “betrayal” of Scotland’s rural communities.
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on Friday boosting troop numbers by 15 percent, in a move the army said was due to “threats” associated with the Ukraine offensive.
Their injury list just keeps growing.
A Twitch streamer had a very uncomfortable trip to the supermarket, as he caught his alleged stalker watching him and decided to out them.
Byrne was a creative polymath who worked across multiple mediums.
Umm… WHAT?!
Hey, it’s it’s good enough for Lizzo…
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