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Spring is here, and it's quite possibly my favourite time of year - because with its arrival comes the promise of warmer days and the weddings and parties that are now filling my diary.

The actress, 32, and the reality TV personality, 33, called it quits after eight years of marriage and are already living separately, after he 'betrayed' her and 'reignited old trust issues'.

In 2025, footballer's wages are a hot topic Such high wages are commonplace - with both Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi both earning over £100million in annual salaries.

Second Lady Usha Vance is leading a U.S. delegation to Greenland on Thursday and will attend a dog sled race.

Two other men have serious injuries

Remember Stila? If you're in your fifties, then of course you do. I loved its founder, make-up artist Jeanine Lobell, 60

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has called a snap election for April 28 - saying he needed a strong mandate to deal with the threat that Donald Trump 's tariffs pose to the economy.

At least 211 frontline health care workers died from the virus - we're remembering these heroes 5 years on from lockdown

Cristiano Ronaldo has clapped back at reporters for asking 'disrespectful' questions ahead of Portugal's crunch Nations League quarter-final second leg with Denmark.

TWO people have died following a fatal collision in Chelmsford.

TWO people have died following a fatal collision in Chelmsford.

GPU goliath claims tech can boost throughput by 2x for Hopper, up to 30x for Blackwell

GTC  Nvidia's Blackwell Ultra and upcoming Vera and Rubin CPUs and GPUs dominated the conversation at the corp's GPU Technology Conference this week. But arguably one of the most important announcements of the annual developer event wasn't a chip at all but rather a software framework called Dynamo, designed to tackle the challenges of AI inference at scale.…

Christina Haynes's tycoon partner staged an 'elaborate performance' in the Liechtenstein Alps to deceive her over her financial rights.

In 30 minutes the Free Software Foundation holds a live auction of memorabilia to celebrate their upcoming 40th anniversary. "By moving out of the FSF office, we got to sort through all the fun and historically important memorabilia and selected the best ones," they announced earlier — and 25 items will up for bids. (To participate in the live auction, you must register in advance.) "This is your chance to get your very own personal souvenir of the FSF," explains an 11-page auction booklet, "from original GNU art to a famous katana and the Internet Hall of Fame medal of the FSF's founder." That's right... a katana. Once upon a time, this 41-inch blade turned heads at the FSF's tech team office. Donated by FSF friends and fans of the XKCD webcomic #225, it became a lighthearted "weapon" in the war for user freedom. As RMS himself is anti-violence, he made a silly joke by examining the katana closely instead of brandishing it, symbolizing that software freedom can be defended with wit. In a legendary photo, this was perceived as if he sniffed the blade. Between the etched dragon on the scabbard and the wavy hamon on the blade, it's as flashy as it is symbolic — especially if you like taking on proprietary software with style (and a dash of humor). The auction is intended "to entrust some of the historically important free software memorabilia that were in the FSF's office and archive to the free software community instead of locking them away in a storage unit where no one can enjoy them. "Hopefully, this way some of these unique items will be displayed in galleries or on the walls of free software enthusiasts. All auction proceeds will go towards the FSF's mission to promote computer user freedom." And speaking of user freedom, here's how they described the Internet Hall of Fame medal: When Richard M. Stallman, the founder of the FSF, was inducted into the Internet Hall of Fame, it was the ultimate nod to free software's immense impact on the Internet... The medal is shiny, and the frame is fancy, but the real radiance is the recognition that the Internet might look much more locked down and dull without those original free software seeds. Hang it on your wall, and you'll be reminded that hacking for user freedom can change the world.

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In a bleak assessment of the nation's youth, educators say classes are increasingly being threatened by boys with 'toxic' views on women, sex and relationships.

Situated on 34 acres in the Stirlingshire countryside, the destination now boasts 10 bedrooms, five suites and a one-bedroom lodge, along with a tennis court and restaurant.

Fedora Asahi Remix 42 still scheduled for release in about a month

Another developer has dropped out of Asahi Linux, the project to get Linux up and running on Apple silicon.…

Elon Musk has been mercilessly mocked online after footage emerged of the billionaire playing with his cutlery during an exclusive dinner with President Donald Trump.

MailOnline can reveal 132 facilities were ranked 'inadequate' - the worst possible score. Another 2,418 'require improvement', according to the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

Jane Britton, who has lived on the hill that looks over Swansea for the last 20 years, has had to go to the doctor over her decimated mental health caused by the constant dread the park will be built.