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Alec Hutchings, WWF's chief climate advisor, says the spring heat record confirms that climate change is 'here now and needs immediate action'.

Hearsay singer Suzanne Shaw, 43, has revealed that she was left out of her father's will which she described as 'like a slap in the face'. 

The site includes the traditional schoolhouse and other buildings

A major operation is taking place within an address on Princes Street in Normanton following the harrowing discovery last night as part of an investigation into the case of Izabela Zablocka.

The supermodel, 60, looked every inch the proud mother as she posed with her lookalike son, 18, on his big day.

Donia's children were with her as paramedics battled to keep her alive

Price Carter, 68, from Kelowna, British Columbia, has chosen to die on his own terms, utlizing Canada's Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) program.

A barely-visible freckle that turned out to be a potentially fatal cancer turned a previously super-fit 26 year-old's life upside down.

Radio 1's Jamie, 36, was open on his Great Company podcast earlier this year about the 'secret battle' he's endured over whether to have children or not with wife Sophie Habboo.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Register: Broadcom's VMware business unit has dropped the lowest tier of its channel program, a move one analyst told The Register will benefit its rivals. The virtualization pioneer currently operates a four-tier channel program spanning Pinnacle, Premier, Select, and Registered partners. On Sunday the business unit announced the retirement of the Registered tier. A blog post written by Brian Moats, Broadcom's Senior Vice President for Global Commercial Sales and Partners, states VMware made the decision because "the vast majority of customer impact and business momentum comes from partners operating within the top three tiers." Laura Falko, Broadcom's Head of Global Partner Programs, Marketing & Experience, told The Register "The vast majority of these [Registered] partners are inactive and lack the capabilities to support customers through VMware's evolving private cloud journey. That's why the Registered tier is being retired to ensure every active partner meets a higher standard of technical, sales, and service readiness." Falko told us VMware will give Registered partners 60 days' notice before deauthorization and then "work proactively with affected customers to transition them to qualified partners in the new ecosystem, ensuring continuity and support throughout the change." VMware has also introduced new requirements for partners in its remaining tiers. The virtualization giant will require Pinnacle and Premier partners to maintain dedicated sales and technical resources, and to "execute joint business plans with VMware to ensure alignment and delivery with mutual results." The Broadcom business unit is also "beginning the process of transitioning partners who no longer meet the minimum program requirements or have not demonstrated consistent engagement," suggesting even Pinnacle, Premier, and Select partners are not safe. The Register asked VMware to define "consistent engagement" and Falko told us it includes "regular deal activity," ongoing participation in joint sales activities, staying up to date with training, and "sustained, proactive commitment to a partner's VMware customer base." The changes will only apply in its Americas, and Asia-Pacific and Japan regions. Broadcom didn't explain why Europe was excluded. The Register notes that trade associations in Europe have criticized Broadcom's changes at VMware and urged the European Commission to investigate the company.

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"Without that Essex charm, the show simply wouldn't be the same"

Figures obtained via a Freedom of Information request showed there were 1,460 leaks reported in Parliament in 2024.

Although she was in a nearby bar, the brave nurse decided to selflessly run towards the carnage when she learnt that someone had been shot.

Liverpool legend Ian Rush has put his name to an extraordinarily bizarre, score-settling musical produced by AI - attacking Jamie Carragher and Robbie Fowler. 

The Saudi giants have been in hot pursuit of the Manchester United captain in recent weeks and even made direct contact with the player's entourage in the last week.

Celebrity Bear Hunt will not be renewed for a second series.

As they outlined the 'organised criminal enterprise' they were grappling with, senior Scotland Yard bosses admitted there was a 'growing and very serious problem'.

Shah Salim Sajjadi, 38, and Safiollah Mohammadi, 25, were detained after the packed dinghy arrived onshore in Dover on May 21.

Almost 100 residents of upmarket Datchet, Berkshire, crammed into a village hall to demand the Manor Hotel be banned from taking taxpayers' cash to house migrants.

BBC News security correspondent Frank Gardner has been in a wheelchair since 2004 when he was paralysed after being shot six times by Al Qaeda gunmen in Saudi Arabia.