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Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority We’re now past Google Photos‘ all-important storage policy change. If you’re a Google Photos user, your high-quality and express-quality photos now count towards your free 15GB storage. If you go beyond that, you’ll have to buy more storage in the form of a Google One plan. A poll previously conducted on Android Authority suggested that most of our readers don’t want to pay extra for Google Photos storage. So in light of the new storage policy change for the service, we thought of asking you if you’re sticking with Google Photos or switching t...

Award-winning former Huffpost and Buzzfeed journalists are among 17 new appointments at the i following a round of “big investment in original journalism” from owner DMGT. Six more positions are still being advertised, taking the size of the i newsroom over the 100 mark. It started its journey away from former sister paper The Independent in 2016, when it was bought by Johnston Press, with 12 journalists. Aasma Day, who was North of England correspondent at Huffpost UK until more than a dozen journalists were made redundant last month when new owners Buzzfeed culled the news team, has bee...

Tom Bradby said he couldn't understand how it would be 'credible' to deny indyref2 A LEADING ITV News journalist has backed holding indyref2, saying he doesn’t believe it would be “credible” to deny a new vote if Scotland achieves a pro-independence majority. Tom Bradby, former political editor for ITV News and now presenter of ITV News at Ten, rumbled Unionist feathers on social media as he made the statement last night. Scotland is set to return a pro-independence majority to Holyrood today, but the Westminster media is focused on whether the SNP will achieve a majority – whet...

A shiver of anticipation ran through the British archaeologists as they slowly descended the sand-covered steps and passed through a sealed door. After five years excavating in the Valley of the Kings, Howard Carter and his sponsor, Lord Carnarvon, had feared their dream of unearthing treasures buried for 3,000 years was doomed. Now, on this day in November 1922, the pair believed they might, in fact, be on the brink of a remarkable discovery.  Digging through a rubble-filled passageway, they came across a second door. Cutting a small hole in it, Carter nervously held a candle to the opening...

PRINCE PHILLIP once sat down for his own tell-all television interview and proceeded to 'shoot himself in the foot,' according to a royal expert.