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The teenager had gone with two pals to Cesana Beach on the banks of the Piave River in Florence on Tuesday to enjoy the sun before tragedy struck.

Holidaymakers visiting Portofino, a small coastal town on the Italian Riviera in Liguria, are now facing fines for carrying out a variety of actions typically seen abroad.

It can be dressed up or down depending on the occasion

Police said a tractor emerging from a field struck a Ford Fiesta, which in turn collided with a police dog unit vehicle.

The Tories have warned that introducing a Labour government-backed definition of Islamophobia will lead to a ;chilling effect' and clampdown on freedom of expression.

Isla Fisher has taken a savage swipe at marriage, just weeks after finalising her divorce from ex-husband Sacha Baron Cohen.

HBOS collapsed after embarking on a mad dash to become Britain's largest consumer and mortgage bank. It had abandoned the prudence which should be at the core of safe lending.

Warned that ChatGPT and Copilot had already lost, it stopped boasting and packed up its pawns

Google’s Gemini chatbot declined to play Chess against the Atari 2600, after learning the vintage gaming console had already vanquished other AIs.…

Lab worker Robert Patel provided a saliva sample, forged a doctor's signature and used an official stamp after being asked to skew the test results.

The UK secretly relocated thousands of Afghans to the UK after their personal details were disclosed in one of the country's worst ever data breaches, putting them at risk of Taliban retaliation. The operation cost around $2.7 billion and remained under a court-imposed superinjunction until recently lifted. Reuters reports: The leak by the Ministry of Defence in early 2022, which led to data being published on Facebook the following year, and the secret relocation program, were subject to a so-called superinjunction preventing the media reporting what happened, which was lifted on Tuesday by a court. British defence minister John Healey apologised for the leak, which included details about members of parliament and senior military officers who supported applications to help Afghan soldiers who worked with the British military and their families relocate to the UK. "This serious data incident should never have happened," Healey told lawmakers in the House of Commons. It may have occurred three years ago under the previous government, but to all whose data was compromised I offer a sincere apology." The incident ranks among the worst security breaches in modern British history because of the cost and risk posed to the lives of thousands of Afghans, some of whom fought alongside British forces until their chaotic withdrawal in 2021. Healey said about 4,500 Afghans and their family members have been relocated or were on their way to Britain under the previously secret scheme. But he added that no-one else from Afghanistan would be offered asylum because of the data leak, citing a government review which found little evidence of intent from the Taliban to seek retribution against former officials.

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Nottingham Forest are furious with Tottenham Hotspur over their approach for Morgan Gibbs-White - but does that mean the deal is dead?

Last month, in the restless early hours of a stifling morning - and with his club in the midst of a heavy recruitment drive - a senior Burnley executive had what he initially felt was a random thought.

'It's comfy, flattering and can be dressed up or down'

Waiting for license approval but plans to resume shipments of the MI308 accelerator soon-ish

The US government has cleared AMD to resume exporting some accelerators to China.…

'Volodymyr, can you hit Moscow?... Can you hit St Petersburg, too?' Trump asked. 'Absolutely. We can if you give us the weapons,' Zelensky replied.

Lewis Capaldi has reflected on his lowest moments as he admitted how bad his panic attacks got prior to his 'breakdown' on stage at Glastonbury back in 2023. 

There are many practical - and constitutional - reasons why it makes sense for the Palace to explore a rapprochement with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex .

Her mother inherited a 35,000-acre Highland estate, while her husband, and his family were synonymous with Sissinghurst Castle in Kent, renowned for its enchanting garden.

Eight years ago Richard Carnaby handed his parents the set of door keys that gave him access to their Suffolk home. 'I told them I wouldn't be needing them any more,' he says.

Standing at a supermarket checkout, Juliet Owen-Nuttall felt a rising panic. Her heart was racing; she felt nauseous and weak to the point of needing to lean against the conveyor belt.