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The release of the pet tracker shows how location sharing is becoming more common even amid concerns about privacy and stalking.

Summer dormancy has turned the tall stalks of wand buckwheat brown and bare, except for tiny balls of pink flowers, but the plants should leaf out again in the spring.

Following campaigns from victims of stalking, the government has agreed to review the law.

Now the Antichrist may be a stalking horse for a different question: what it means, in some genetically stable sense, to be human.

In many productions, Hamlet stalks the stage in a fog of misery, as if trailing a rain cloud above his head like a balloon on a string.