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The supermarket giant announced that it was planning to close 52 of its in-store cafes and 17 small outlets.

Delegates at the NEU's annual conference demanded its political funds be used to oppose Nigel Farage 's candidates.

The man allegedly posted the videos while travelling to the UK

Jayden O'Brien, 18, was serving a six-year sentence at HMP Wetherby for manslaughter when he attacked two officers while on a vulnerable and volatile prisoner wing.

British tennis star Harriet Dart has been thrust back into the spotlight after brutally accusing one of her rivals of smelling 'really bad' during their match on Tuesday.

Arsenal fans are taking over Madrid, packing the local bars and have even been serenading the locals with a brilliant new chant about Declan Rice. The crucial second leg takes place tonight.

The stunning 4K video film, captured in the deep sea by California's Schmidt Ocean Institute, shows the rare creature's transparent body and eight pink tentacles.

Marketing executive Claire Austin, 38, partially severed her arm by running through an internal glass door and was found bleeding profusely in her top-floor apartment in Randwick.

Virginia Gilbert, a licensed marriage and family therapist from California, revealed the 'grey rock method' can 'minimise conflict and drama from narcissists'.

The CVE and CWE programs are at risk of shutdown as MITRE's DHS contract expires on April 16, 2025, with no confirmed renewal. Without continued funding, the ability to standardize, track, and respond to software vulnerabilities could collapse, leaving the cybersecurity community scrambling in a fragmented and dangerously opaque environment. Forbes reports: "Failure to renew MITRE's contract for the CVE program, seemingly set to expire on April 16, 2025, risks significant disruption," said Jason Soroko, Senior Fellow at Sectigo. "A service break would likely degrade national vulnerability databases and advisories. This lapse could negatively affect tool vendors, incident response operations, and critical infrastructure broadly. MITRE emphasizes its continued commitment but warns of these potential impacts if the contracting pathway is not maintained." MITRE has indicated that historical CVE records will remain accessible via GitHub, but without continued funding, the operational side of the program -- including assignment of new CVEs -- will effectively go dark. That's not a minor inconvenience. It could upend how the global cybersecurity community identifies, communicates, and responds to new threats. [...] MITRE has said that discussions with the U.S. government are active and that it remains committed to the CVE mission. But with the expiration date looming, time is running short -- and the consequences of even a temporary gap are severe.

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Forbes has once again released its coveted 30 Under 30 Europe list - and it comes as little surprise that a host of famous Brits have made the cut.

Peter Andre has come under fire from fans after sharing the official trailer for his new film Jafaican. 

The new documentary series will delve into the lives of Britain's most notorious and prolific pair of serial killers.

Each season, the brand reworks it in new iterations to meet the high demand - and for SS25 that update comes in the shape of the 'round ultra mini' bag.

World renowned cancer experts are raising the alarm about the often 'overlooked' food that is a prime cause of cancer in people under 50.

A Russian prankster - who was a streaker in the 2014 World Cup final - is 'facing 24 years in prison' for his latest stunt in the Philippines. Vitaly Zdorovetskiy is in extremely hot water.

Jonathan Howard has ditched the glamour of Hollywood for a role on Coronation Street and he has already got ITV fans gripped with the storyline.

Shocking video shows Gene Hackman and his wife were living in squalor shortly before their deaths.

Skyscanner has just revealed the world's most walkable cities and there are plenty you'll want to add to your bucket list. The research focuses on up-and-coming city destinations.

£5.2B more thrown at the never-ending quest to modernize HMRC

In 2022, the UK's tax collector put £4.5 billion ($5.9 billion) on the table to help its applications become "less dependent upon legacy technologies." The extent to which His Majesty's Revenue & Customs (HMRC) achieved that goal is debatable, but there is no doubt it intends to spend up to £5.2 billion ($6.9 billion) more to continue the job.…