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The professional dancer died on Tuesday, September 30 as a family member has declined to comment to TMZ how he passed.

Keir Starmer described Nigel Farage as 'formidable' amid a backlash at the aggressive stance in his address to the party faithful.

Essex Wildlife Trust's annual photography competition is open for submissions.

Essex Wildlife Trust's annual photography competition is open for submissions.

Petitions pile up on Satya’s desk while Windows 7 mysteriously surges back from the grave

With Windows 10 support set to expire on October 14, hundreds of repair shops, nonprofits, and advocacy groups are urging Microsoft to extend free and automatic security updates instead of stranding hundreds of millions of PCs.…

Researchers tracking dozens of US teenagers with autism, have found that over half of those who took the drug saw an improvement in their social communication skills.

For a decade, YouTuber Alfie Deyes has vlogged about acid reflux for his millions of fans-unaware he was actually suffering from a much rarer, and more serious, condition.

Joe Mahon was 16 when soldiers from the Parachute Regiment opened fire on civil rights demonstrators in Londonderry, Northern Ireland, in January 1972.

Loose Women panelist Janet Street-Porter fondly recounted trading quips with Camilla, 78 after the pair's first meeting with The Times.

College football ranks behind only the NFL in terms of popularity in the United States. But despite hosting 39 NFL games since 2007, London has never had a college football game until now.

What does Cerebras Systems, the first successful waferscale computing commercializer and a contender in the race to provide compute for the world’s burgeoning AI inference workload, do for an encore? …

What Is Cerebras Going To Do With That $1.1 Billion In New Funding? was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.

The Chancellor is under pressure from both backbench MPs and ministers to ditch the welfare limit at her upcoming Budget.

The way we travel around Europe will drastically change next week with a shake-up of rules which will track the movement of non-EU citizens.

Microsoft's Secure Future pitch lands with old bugs still in tow

Windows 11 25H2 has seeped out of Redmond with just two weeks left before free support for most Windows 10 versions goes down the drain.…

Microsoft is promoting Judson Althoff, currently executive vice president and chief commercial officer at Microsoft, to a new role as CEO of its commercial business. From a report: It's the latest shakeup inside the company, as Microsoft navigates what CEO Satya Nadella calls a "tectonic AI platform shift." It's also a move that will allow Nadella to focus on more technical work at Microsoft, while still remaining overall CEO. In an internal memo to employees today, Nadella announced Althoff's promotion and said it's linked with the need for Microsoft to reinvent itself in the AI era and "bring together sales, marketing, operations, and engineering to drive growth and strengthen our position as the partner of choice for AI transformation." Althoff has led Microsoft's global sales organization for the past nine years, helping the company build out its Microsoft Customer and Partner Solutions (MCAPS) division. He will now also be responsible for the operations and marketing teams that help sell Microsoft's software and services to businesses, but not the engineering teams that help build them.

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The council says there's been a 'long history' of 'significant antisocial behaviour'

The Hollywood star, 62, is enjoying a quieter life following a tumultuous five years dominated by his explosive legal battle with ex-wife Amber Heard .

The internet is awash with scaremongering stories of all the ways these products could harm you. Claire Coleman separates fact from fiction with a myth-busting guide…

Beaming and waving to an audience of thousands in the grounds of the Eiffel Tower, Cara Delevingne looked the epitome Hollywood glamour as she graced the coveted L'Oréal catwalk during PFW.

To everyone, the star is both magical nanny Mary Poppins and the all-singing, all-dancing Maria von Trapp in the Sound of Music, but there is much more to Julie Andrews than those two roles.