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After hiring and firing seven coaches in less than four years, the latest departure from Emma Raducanu's camp will have been greeted with little more than a weary shrug by tennis observers.

The 30-year-old criminology PhD student bought a Ka-Bar knife, sheath and sharpener from Amazon back in March 2022, according to new court documents.

On the latest episode of Life of Bryony, finance writer Clare Seal reveals her personal journey out of £27,000 worth of debt in a very candid chat with journalist Bryony Gordon. Listen or watch now.

Sam Thompson has addressed the five stages of grief on Thursday after his ex Zara McDermott moved on with One Direction star Louis Thomlinson. 

EXCLUSIVE: The five-storey property in Borough, London, is Grade II listed and located within walking distance from Shakespeare's Globe theatre.

The former glamour model, 46, was faced with financial hell last year after she received a £750,000 unpaid tax bill.

Gisele Bündchen is proving she's back in supermodel form weeks after welcoming her third child. The beauty turned heads in a sleek black swimsuit with boyfriend Joaquim Valente.

A new AI system called Aardvark could deliver weather forecasts as accurate as those from advanced public weather services but run on desktop computers, according to a project unveiled Thursday and published in Nature. Developed by the UK's Alan Turing Institute with partners including Cambridge University, the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts and Microsoft, Aardvark aims to make sophisticated forecasting accessible to countries with fewer resources, particularly in Africa. The system has already outperformed the US Global Forecast System on many variables in testing. Project leader Richard Turner noted the system is "completely open source" and not planned for commercialization by Microsoft.

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The Italian-French former model, 57, showed off her range in nine different looks for the magazine's cover shoot, with Carla donning pieces that accentuated her toned physique.

Critics said it 'beggars belief' that Labour agreed to hand two-piece Lambrini Girls a share of £1.6 million to go on tour around the world and promote their songs which 'denigrate' England.

This week, Gwyneth, 52, who lives in the same Montecito neighbourhood as Meghan, 43,  said she wasn't worried by the Duchess of Sussex 's new woo-woo brand.

From amending park policy to removing offensive imagery from rides and movies, Disney has taken numerous strides to become more inclusive in recent years.

Bre, believed to be from California , took to TikTok this week to share a video of her heavily bandaged hand from her hospital bed.

Palming off the blame using an ‘unknown’ best practice didn’t go down well either

In patching the latest critical remote code execution (RCE) bug in Backup and Replication, software shop Veeam is attracting criticism from researchers for the way it handles uncontrolled deserialization vulnerabilities.…

It's well known that the universe began in an explosion known as the Big Bang, but scientists now say that it might end with a Big Crunch.

Coronation Street star Shobna Gulati has revealed that they now identify as non-binary.

Karen Kennerley, 57, from Lancashire, first started experiencing the common health issue back in December 2022 and initially assumed it could be related to her busy, full-time job.

The broadcaster, 53, is known for helping people achieve their housing goals alongside Phil Spencer in Channel 4 's Love it or List it and Location, Location and Location.

Zachary Schimmel from New York realized something wasn't quite right when he suffered a fall at a friend's house and on the way to hospital in an ambulance, he had multiple seizures.

IBM is laying off thousands of employees across the United States, with approximately 25% of staff at its Cloud Classic operation affected, The Register reports, citing a source. "Concrete numbers are being kept private," a source told the publication. "It is in the thousands." Staff reductions have occurred in Raleigh, North Carolina; New York; Dallas, Texas; and California, the report said. Affected departments include consulting, corporate social responsibility, cloud infrastructure, sales, and internal systems teams. The report adds: With regard to IBM Cloud Classic -- the infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) outfit offering built on IBM's 2013 acquisition of SoftLayer -- another source told us: "It's a resource action. I don't know how many people are in IaaS classic. They don't typically make that information easy to find. What I can say is that they have been making a lot of changes to shift employment to India as much as possible." A third source, newly let go by Big Blue, said it was fair to characterize this a layoff. "Everyone I know that was affected, myself included, was simply offered a separation agreement," this individual said, estimating that 10 percent of the Cloud group (which is not the same as Cloud Classic) has been let go.

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