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Holly White, 27, created a Facebook account under the name of the Hollywood star and sent sinister messages to Daniel McCann and his trainee nurse girlfriend Eva Hegarty.

EXCL: A tiny Welsh town which holds the coveted title of the UK's best 'High Street' has revealed their secret to keeping their area vibrant and healthy - but warned that they too are feeling the pressure.

This is not scientifically proven, but I'm pretty sure that the denim jacket - the classic trucker style that's been around forever - is the oldest item in most women's wardrobes.

Airfield owner Barry Pearson warned that the 65,000-square metre farm outbuilding may attract wild birds which could then crash into aircraft.

Megan Thee Stallion rubbed shoulders with Justin Bieber when they attended a party Friday night to kick off weekend two of Coachella.

Like millions of Britons of a certain age, my childhood was made more joyous by Johnny Morris, the presenter of the TV programme Animal Magic.

Slashdot reader yeokm1 is the Singapore-based embedded security researcher whose side projects include installing Linux on a 1993 PC and building a ChatGPT client for MS-DOS. He's now sharing his latest project — installing Llama 2 on DOS: Conventional wisdom states that running LLMs locally will require computers with high performance specifications especially GPUs with lots of VRAM. But is this actually true? Thanks to an open-source llama2.c project [original created by Andrej Karpathy], I ported it to work so vintage machines running DOS can actually inference with Llama 2 LLM models. Of course there are severe limitations but the results will surprise you. "Everything is open sourced with the executable available here," according to the blog post. (They even addressed an early "gotcha" with DOS filenames being limited to eight characters.) "As expected, the more modern the system, the faster the inference speed..." it adds. "Still, I'm amazed what can still be accomplished with vintage systems."

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Britons looking for a child are turning to Mexico for cut-price surrogate babies - with one UK agency accused of cashing in by setting up a branch in the country.

The jail term imposed on a childminder has been held up as an example of so-called 'two-tier policing'. So should Lucy Connolly be freed?

This week footage captured by film-maker Charlie Veitch was central to a court case - as a father who attacked him was found guilty of common assault.

A message sent to Lord McFall of Alcluith, the Lord Speaker, said it would be 'inappropriate' for Trump to speak in the Palace of Westminster.

Workers will walk out on Tuesday and Wednesday following a one-day strike last month.

Five days on, the Prime Minister was last night urged to back the judgement publicly and to promise it will not be unpicked after it emerged that two frontbenchers are plotting to defy the ruling.

A horse lover landed herself in court after being caught trying to poison a fellow equestrian's dressage mare.

IT systems at the Student Loans Company are said to be at risk of 'critical collapse' due to out-of-date technology, according to government sources.

Lord Mark Price, 64, wrote to the Facebook boss threatening legal action after discovering four of his books may have been used, without permission, to train Meta AI.

An overwhelming 86 per cent of the public want a national screening programme put in place that could identify the disease earlier.

Cask ale brewers are calling for the beer to to be given a 'cultural heritage' status in an attempt to stop it dying out.

JD Vance met with Pope Francis at the Vatican on Easter Sunday after the leader of the Catholic church slammed the Trump administration's treatment of illegal migrants.

A 45-year-old woman has been found dead in Enfield, north London, after a fatal stabbing yesterday evening.