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Ethel Christie was married to the bespectacled monster, who killed her and at least seven others by strangling them at his flat in Notting Hill, West London.

Social media users have voiced concern about Donald Trump's legs after video of him golfing at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida, on Sunday appeared to show him limping.

Harry Holton is part of the 'auditors' craze that has swept across Britain and has previously attempted to fly his drone over Premier League side Aston Villa's training ground.

CCTV footage has captured the moment a man went for a drink at the pub - after brutally murdering his ex-wife

CCTV footage has captured the moment a man went for a drink at the pub - after brutally murdering his ex-wife

Alison was a teacher of English and media studies when she was targeted by undercover cop Mark Jenner while she was a member of an anti-racist, anti-facist campaign group in Hackney, London.

BBC presenter and gardening guru Monty Don has warned against making a common lawn mowing mistake this spring.

She has links to the south of Essex and east London

Ghost positions, HR AI no help – biz should talk to infosec staff and create 'realistic' job outline, say experts

Analysis  It's a familiar refrain in the security industry that there is a massive skills gap in the sector. And while it's true there are specific shortages in certain areas, some industry watchers believe we may be reaching the point of oversupply for generalists.…

The council has said that the number of separated migrant children in its care has increased by almost 50 per cent over the last three years

YouGov research found that 65 per cent agree with the government's decision to fund the bump by trimming £6billion from aid by 2027.

When hundreds of thousands of viewers, perhaps even a few million, tune in to watch Meghan's new cookery show on Tuesday, not all will be fans of the royal.

Nvidia and Broadcom are conducting manufacturing tests using Intel's advanced 18A chip production process, according to Reuters, signaling potential confidence in the struggling chipmaker's contract manufacturing ambitions. The previously unreported tests could lead to significant manufacturing contracts for Intel, whose foundry business has suffered delays and lacks major chip designer customers. AMD is also evaluating Intel's 18A technology, which competes with Taiwan's dominant TSMC, according to the report. The current tests focus on determining capabilities of Intel's process rather than running complete chip designs. Intel faces additional setbacks, with qualification of critical intellectual property for 18A taking longer than expected, potentially delaying some customer chip production until mid-2026.

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An array of stars attended the iconic Oscars Vanity Fair bash at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts - and some were looking worse for wear after a boozy night.

It is a really quiet and idyllic place to live

Russia has more than 5,000 nuclear warheads at its disposal, with 1,550 strategic warheads deployed and ready to launch. Britain and France have just over 500 warheads between them

Once all the Oscars were handed out on Sunday night, the celebration continued as A-list stars flocked to the Vanity Fair's iconic after-party in Los Angeles.

She hasn't been seen for more than 30 hours and concerns for her welfare are growing

There are around five million leaseholders in England and Wales, and the system has come under increased criticism in recent years.

Professionals use it for interiors inspiration, but simple online tools mean your own dream house could be just a few clicks away, says Nicole Gray