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GTA fans have been dealt a fresh blow as creators have revealed the brand new game is officially delayed until next year.Bosses at Rockstar Games said they are “very sorry” that the highly-ancitipated GTA 6 will be released later than expected.2Bosses say they need ‘extra time’ to get GTA 6 rightCredit: Rockstar2New title won’t be out this year as expectedCredit: Rockstar Games”We need this extra time to deliver at the level of quality you expect and deserve,” the firm said.The gaming giant had planned to unleash the next title in autumn 2025.But it will now come out on May 26,…

AFTER giving birth to her fifth baby, Georgie Cook never imagined anything could burst her newborn bubble.But in the weeks after Edward was born, the mum-of-five noticed some alarming differences compared to her four previous pregnancies.8Georgie Cook, who was told she had heart failure, pictured before her drastic weight lossCredit: Georgie Cook8The mum-of-five says she was terrified her kids would grow up without herCredit: Georgie Cook8She now feels amazing, and her heart issues have almost disappearedCredit: Georgie CookShe struggled to breathe on walks in the park with her young family and climbing the stairs – and getting her children out…

BOND fans are set for a summer of spying as a treasure trove of films lands on British TV screens.A top TV app will be serving up 25 James Bond movies – right from Sean Connery’s Dr. No up to Daniel Craig’s No Time to Die.5Bond fans will be able to watch the series right the way back to 1962’s Dr. NoCredit: Rex5Daniel Craig’s No Time to Die is featuring in the collectionCredit: AlamyThe former released in 1962 while the latter in 2021, which means there’s nearly 60 years of cinema up for grabs.It’s set to be available on MGM+,…

WATERMELON can boost men’s sex lives, according to fresh research.Scientists say the fruit is packed with antioxidants that help to reverse erectile dysfunction and improve fertility.2Scientist say that watermelon can help to reverse erectile dysfunction and improve fertilityCredit: PAIt made it on to a shortlist of foods considered natural aphrodisiacs, alongside seafood, honey, nuts, ginger and avocado.It is well known that eating healthily and staying slim are one of the best ways to boost your performance in bed but some foods have particular benefits.Study author Haitham Al-Madhagi said the vitamins and amino acids in melons help to clear out damaging…

APPLE has pushed out an urgent alert to iPhone owners who are victims of a dangerous spying attack.The tech giant says users in 100 countries were targeted by “spyware” – and urged those affected to “please take it seriously”.3Watch out for a serious alert that comes via text, email, and on your Apple Account pageCredit: AppleIt’s part of Apple’s official Threat Notification scheme, which launched back in 2021.A Threat Notification is one of the most serious security alerts you can get on your Apple account.”The extreme cost, sophistication and worldwide nature of mercenary spyware attacks makes them some of the…

MEN are more likely than women to get sick and die from three common conditions, warn researchers – and are also less likely to get help for them. There’s been strong evidence in the past that sex and gender can substantially influence a person’s health. 4Researchers looked at risk factor, development of the condition, diagnosis, treatment and death in men and women for each of the conditionsCredit: GettyMen have been found more likely to develop certain heart diseases, while women have a higher risk of osteoporosis. Studies have also suggested women are more likely to experience depression, anxiety, and eating…

WITH the weather getting warmer, you might find yourself bringing the electric fan out of storage. British summers can be particularly gruelling, with houses designed to store heat rather than release it. So Brits often need all the help they can get.3You want to ensure there is a clear pathway to push out air towards you, or wherever the action isCredit: GettyThe Goldilocks ZoneYou want to place your fan in the Goldilocks Zone – the area where you can enjoy the most amount of cool air.Avoid placing the fan up high. While you might think this will tackle the hot…

A OUTBREAK of an intestinal parasite at a farm “petting session” has seen 28 people fall sick.Dozens of people who visited Cowbridge Farm Shop at Marlborough Grange Farm in Cowbridge, Wales, fell ill days later.228 people have fallen ill after an outbreak of an infection2It happened with people who attended calf and lamb feeding and petting sessionsHealth authorities are now investigating a number of cases of Cryptosporidium infection in people who attended calf and lamb feeding and petting sessions.Cowbridge Farm Shop have voluntarily brought these activities to a close and are cooperating with investigations, according to Public Health Wales.Su Mably, PHW consultant…

BRITISH retail giant M&S continues to be plagued by a cyberattack that has halted all online orders. The criminals suspected to be behind the attack are known collectively as “Scattered Spider” – one of the most prolific cybergangs of the past 18 months.3Online orders have been suspended since the attackCredit: M&SWhile M&S has not commented on the incident, multiple sources told BleepingComputer that Scattered Spider are responsible for the attack. It comes as the retailer struggles to fill shelves in select stores. The gang specialises in ransomware – a type of attack designed to steal information or access in exchange…

COFFEE could keep people strong in old age and help prevent falls, a study has suggested.Experts found it was linked to a reduced risk of frailty — muscle weakness and tiredness.1Drinking coffee can help prevent falls in old age a major study has foundCredit: AlamyThe condition increases the risks of tumbles and makes recovery from illness or injury harder.The study of 1,161 people over 55 found those who drank two to three mugs a day had a 64 per cent lower risk of frailty than people who drank two cups or fewer.Prof Margreet Olthof, of Vrije University in Amsterdam, said…