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Prince William was pictured warmly embracing homelessness advocate Gail Porter today during a trip to Aberdeen as he visited Scotland to work on his Homewards initiative.

So F-18 launch times, weapons, drone support aren't classified now ... who knew?

Updated  The Atlantic's editor-in-chief who was inadvertently added to a Signal group in which the US Secretary of Defense, Vice President, and others discussed secret military plans has now publicly released the messages.…

Sir Elton John said he is ready to 'fight' and go 'face to face' with President Trump over cuts to AIDS relief spending.

The Love Island host, 30, proudly shared photos of her age-defying mother Sadie, 48, as they starred together in a new shoot for her Beauty Works hair extensions range.

Thoughtful and considered … even if it is based on an American distro

EU OS is a proposal for an immutable KDE-based Linux distribution with a Windows-like desktop, designed for use in European public-sector organizations.…

Salah's deal expires at the end of the season and throughout the season he has hinted that he is closer to leaving than staying - or, in his words, 'more out than in.'

Google is rolling out new AI-powered features across Maps, Search, and Hotels to simplify travel planning, including a screenshot-detection tool in Maps that identifies and saves locations mentioned in image text. The Verge reports: Once the new screenshot list is enabled in Maps, the Gemini-powered feature will detect places that are mentioned in text within screenshots on the device, show users the locations on the map, and allow them to review and save locations to a sharable list. The screenshot list feature will start rolling out in English this week to iOS users in the US, with Android support "coming soon." AI Overviews for Google Search are also being updated to expand travel planning tools, with itinerary-building features rolling out in English to mobile and desktop devices in the US this week that can create trip ideas for "distinct regions or entire countries." Users can use terms like "create a vacation itinerary for Greece that focuses on history" to explore reviews and photos from other users alongside a map of location recommendations, which can be saved to Google Maps or exported to Docs or Gmail.

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Cretora Biggerstaff, 106, has aired her grievances with airport security after she repeatedly ran into the same insulting insinuations.

The owner of a tech recruitment company SkillTorch was one of the latest entrepreneurs to be booted off the current 19th series of the competition.

The horror stabbing unfolded last month in Miami, when Lamont Collins, 46, allegedly attacked 49-year-old Adolf Bruce on a trolley in sickening footage.

Former Obama White House staffer weighed in on the handling of the Signal 'war plan' leak by the Trump administration on new Mail podcast - Apocalypse Now?

News broke on Thursday morning that confirmed Lawson, 25, will be replaced and that Yuki Tsunoda will now succeed him for next week's Japanese Grand Prix.

The wrestling superstar, along with Cody Rhodes, competed in a Dark Match - which takes place off-air - in Glasgow before taking pictures with fans on Monday night.

The man, 44, revealed in a Reddit post that there had been several issues with his wedding including an 'aesthetic dispute' over his bride's dress but one action in particular broke his trust.

In what has become commonplace among the United States' neighbors to the north, Canadian sports fans were once again heard booing the American National Anthem.

Amid the show's end, the presenter, 44, was been left without an ITV primetime show for the first time in 21 years after turning down a major job with the broadcaster.

Big Blue 'might as well move its headquarters' to Bengaluru since it 'no longer prioritizes' America

Following our report last week on IBM's ongoing layoffs, current and former employees got in touch to confirm what many suspected: The US cuts run deeper than reported, and the jobs are heading to India.…

Columbia University has suspended the student who created an AI tool designed to help job candidates cheat on technical coding interviews, according to disciplinary documents seen by Business Insider. Chungin "Roy" Lee received a yearlong suspension for "publishing unauthorized documents" from a disciplinary hearing about his product, Interview Coder, not for creating the tool itself. Lee had signed a form agreeing not to disclose his disciplinary record or post hearing materials online. Interview Coder, which sells for $60 monthly, is on track to generate $2 million in annual revenue, Lee said. The university initially placed him on probation after finding him responsible for "facilitation of academic dishonesty." Lee had already submitted paperwork for a leave of absence before his suspension. He told BI he plans to move to San Francisco, which "was my plan all along."

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Bundchen donned a stylish, one-piece black swimsuit and a wrap skirt that had a big slit up one leg. Her highlighted hair was worn down as she added dainty gold bracelets.

Abderrahim Mamma, 28, allegedly stole Sir David's bag at King's Cross Station on November 4 last year.