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If the couple seal the deal, they will be a stones throw away from the Great Tew, where a string of big names already reside.

The surge of 1,097 small-boat migrants tipped the total for 2025 to more than 30,000 in record time - and is 37 per cent up on the same date last year. Ms Mahmood said it was 'utterly unacceptable'.

Porsche has revealed its new 911 Turbo S, and it is the most powerful production 911 ever with a 0-62mph time of 2.5 seconds. Here's how much one will set you back...

An anonymous reader shared this report from Fortune: The percentage of young Gen Z employees between the ages of 21 and 25 has been cut in half at technology companies over the past two years, according to recent data from compensation management software business Pave with workforce data from more than 8,300 companies. These young workers accounted for 15% of the workforce at large public tech firms in January 2023. By August 2025, they only represented 6.8%. The situation isn't pretty at big private tech companies, either — during that same time period, the proportion of early-career Gen Z employees dwindled from 9.3% to 6.8%. Meanwhile, the average age of a worker at a tech company has risen dramatically over those two and a half years. Between January 2023 and July 2025, the average age of all employees at large public technology businesses rose from 34.3 years to 39.4 years — more than a five year difference. On the private side, the change was less drastic, with the typical age only increasing from 35.1 to 36.6 years old... "If you're 35 or 40 years old, you're pretty established in your career, you have skills that you know cannot yet be disrupted by AI," Matt Schulman, founder and CEO of Pave, tells Fortune. "There's still a lot of human judgment when you're operating at the more senior level...If you're a 22-year-old that used to be an Excel junkie or something, then that can be disrupted. So it's almost a tale of two cities." Schulman points to a few reasons why tech company workforces are getting older and locking Gen Z out of jobs. One is that big companies — like Salesforce, Meta, and Microsoft — are becoming a lot more efficient thanks to the advent of AI. And despite their soaring trillion-dollar profits, they're cutting employees at the bottom rungs in favor of automation. Entry-level jobs have also dwindled because of AI agents, and stalling promotions across many agencies looking to do more with less. Once technology companies weed out junior roles, occupied by Gen Zers, their workforces are bound to rise in age. Schulman tells Fortune Gen Z also has an advantage: that tech corporations can see them as fresh talent that "can just break the rules and leverage AI to a much greater degree without the hindrance of years of bias." And Priya Rathod, workplace trends editor for LinkedIn, tells Fortune there's promising tech-industry entry roles in AI ethics, cybersecurity, UX, and product operations. "Building skills through certifications, gig work, and online communities can open doors.... "For Gen Z, the right certifications or micro credentials can outweigh a lack of years on the resume. This helps them stay competitive even when entry level opportunities shrink."

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As parking wars erupts in Forest Fields, just a mile from Nottingham , locals have become fearful of punch ups and verbal abuse by exasperated drivers unable to find parking.

A secretive government operation is underway to scatter thousands of asylum seekers across working-class communities and on smart private housing estates bought with taxpayers' money.

Dominique Pelicot solicited dozens of men on the chat room Coco to rape his heavily sedated wife Gisele. The site been shut down, but countless other 'rape fantasy' groups exist online.

A CRASH has led to delays on a section of the A130.

A CRASH has led to delays on a section of the A130.

MATTHEW LAMBWELL AT ARTHUR ASHE: After the chaos and the queuing, the waiting and the booing, eventually farce gave way to beauty as Carlos Alcaraz won the US Open

Donald Trump waved to cheering fans as he stood in the Rolex box at the US Open on Sunday - flanked by his nearest and dearest

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The 39- year-old performer earned the major win as they upset megastar Taylor Swift in the coveted Artist of the Year category at the star-studded award show on Sunday night.

Bianca Siham, from London, was in the waiting area at her dentist's surgery when she noticed an infuriating error in the geometric flooring.

Schoolchildren had an unwelcome return as teachers began running a 'prison-like regime', with toilets locked, flavoured drinks banned and a 'drill sergeant' forcing pupils to stand outside in the rain.

A controversial nationwide emergency alert system which was transmitted to millions of phones across the UK this afternoon was hit by issues - arriving late on some phones, and not at all for others.

Government spin doctors have been working overtime to convince us that new Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is a down-to-earth pragmatist who will tackle the scourge of illegal immigration.

Dame Emily Thornberry, a senior Labour MP, said she was 'considering' a bid for the deputy role as she delivered a withering assessment of the Prime Minister's first year in power.

While she worked four very different outlets, they all contained a similar color palette of black and white.

This foreign food has been crowned Britain's favourite international cuisine - knocking out Indian as the nation's most loved.