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The Paraguayan politician who was accused of 'brazen racism' by France captain Kylian Mbappe has launched another extraordinary attack on the footballer.

The newly renamed SpaceXAI wants you to believe little ol' Grok is all grown up

Ultra-Left-wing economist and YouTuber Gary Stevenson, who advocates a return to the 95 per cent tax rates of the 1960s, says he loathes inequality above all things.

In June 2024, Satnam Singh, a 31-year-old undocumented worker, had his arm torn off and legs crushed by a machine in the town of Borgo Santa Maria.

Ninety-six matches down, eight to go and we have reached the quarter-finals of the 2026 World Cup. Let's look back on the thrilling matches that made up the round of 16.

For more than a century, his mother's heartbroken tribute stood vigil over the place her son died. And then, a few years ago, it vanished.

On the evening of July 13, 1995, a pair of frilly knickers belonging to 21-year-old Victoria Adams flew out of the window of a London cab, shocking passers-by.

The England star, 36, suffered a chilling arm injury as he vaulted an advertising hoarding while celebrating the 3-2 victory over Mexico in the World Cup last 16.

JAMES SHARPE: The star reached her first Wimbledon semi-final with a victory over Jasmine Paolini a day after the International Olympic Committee provisionally lifted its ban on Russia.

Caroline Baker, from Nottinghamshire, travelled to Antalya, Turkey, with her daughter Kayden in July 2025 to undergo a tummy tuck and breast augmentation surgery.

John Deere has agreed to a 10-year FTC-supervised right-to-repair settlement requiring it to provide farmers and independent repair shops with the same repair resources available to authorized dealers. The deal resolves antitrust claims from the FTC and five states alleging Deere monopolized equipment repair services, contributing to higher costs and delays for farmers. Wired reports: The full statement (PDF) lays out obligations for John Deere's repair services, requiring the company to give farmers and third-party repair shops access to the same equipment and repair resources it provides to official John Deere dealers. This includes software capabilities, such as reading and resetting codes and pairing with other software, which customers have long had limited access to, creating delays when diagnosing equipment problems. Delayed fixes can mean delayed harvests, which many farmers saw as a fundamental threat to their livelihoods. Under the agreement, John Deere will be required to provide this level of access, equipment, and services for the next 10 years, monitored by the FTC. [...] John Deere has maintained that it already has robust repair resources for its customers, including service manuals and diagnostic equipment. In John Deere's press release, the company says the settlement is in line with what it has been doing all along, saying that "the agreement reinforces Deere's continued innovation toward more flexible repair options, emphasizing increased access and transparency for customers. It formalizes Deere's ongoing commitment to expanding access to diagnostic and repair tools."

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Jamie Varley has launched a desperate bid to save his skin and distance himself from his horrific crimes - by changing his name, the Daily Mail can reveal.

Keir Starmer is poised to order a bank holiday if England win the World Cup. The football-mad Prime Minister hinted at the move yesterday.

Catherine Tate sparked concern as she pulled out of her West End show Oh, Mary! due to 'personal reasons' on Wednesday. 

Zendaya looked every inch the Greek goddess in a racy white lace dress as she arrived at The Odyssey premiere in Paris on Wednesday.

Proofpoint researcher tells The Reg: 'We estimate the total volume of targets would be a few dozen'

Ministers said the extension will help to protect customers from volatilities in fossil fuel markets, as well as retaining 900 jobs.

Millions of Britons could be living with deficiencies for years - risking irreversible nerve damage, heart failure and even death.

Outside London 's exclusive Kabaret Club on an icy November night in 2006, a group of photographers waited.

Donald Trump mused about his death on Wednesday during a NATO summit with world leaders.