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Nate Vance, 47, a former volunteer fighter who battled Russian forces on the front lines, launched a scathing attack on his cousin and the president, branding them 'Putin's useful idiots'.

Speaking during his acceptance speech, the former Bank of England governor Mark Carney chose to lean strongly into resisting US President Donald Trump's policies.

Kyle has been dividing his time between Italy and the UK after being sent to AC Milan on loan in January, heading home regularly to see his wife and their four children.

Hundreds of passengers aboard the Air India faced a nightmare journey when their plane had to head back to Chicago - all because of the toilet disaster at 35,000 feet.

Jennifer Jacoby is suing the Palazzo after her late husband Jeff Jacoby's deadly dalliance with a hooker.

The popular Channel 4 star has opened up about his younger days going to drama school and aiming to prove successful on the small screen but in dramatic roles.

Schools World Book Day and there will be a picture special in tomorrow's Gazette

Gemma spoke on a popular comedy panel show

Schools World Book Day and there will be a picture special in tomorrow's Gazette

She has worked to ensure all areas of the county have access to the bleed control bags.

Essex Highways say it is so that resurfacing works can be carried out.

The proposed plans aim to reduce congestion, including an expansion of the concourse area.

iPhone giant compartmentalizes OS for the sake of security

Apple has been working to harden the XNU kernel that powers its various operating systems, including iOS and macOS, with a feature called "exclaves."…

President Donald Trump's approval ratings slipped down slightly despite delivering a well-received speech to Congress last week.

With Love, Meghan has already dropped out of the top ten most watched shows globally as well as in the US and UK just six days after its release.

Blake Lively was accused of beefing up the crowd at the SXSW premiere of Another Simple Favor over the weekend, but social media critics appeared to misunderstand the red carpet layout.

Microsoft has spotted a malvertising campaign that downloaded nastyware hosted on GitHub and exposed nearly a million devices to information thieves. From a report: Discovered by Microsoft Threat Intelligence late last year, the campaign saw pirate vid-streaming websites embed malvertising redirectors to generate pay-per-view or pay-per-click revenue from malvertising platforms. "These redirectors subsequently routed traffic through one or two additional malicious redirectors, ultimately leading to another website, such as a malware or tech support scam website, which then redirected to GitHub" according to Microsoft's threat research team. GitHub hosted a first-stage payload that installed code that dropped two other payloads. One gathered system configuration info such as data on memory size, graphics capabilities, screen resolution, the operating system present, and user paths. Third-stage payloads varied but most "conducted additional malicious activities such as command and control (C2) to download additional files and to exfiltrate data, as well as defense evasion techniques."

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Having just arrived back home to Heybridge, Essex, in the late hours of October 15 last year, Adrian and Joanne Fenton were shocked to discover a Sudanese man clinging onto their motorhome.

Restless legs syndrome - the unpleasant urge to move the legs, usually at night - is a common movement disorder which can be profoundly distressing.

In researching her father's WW2 experiences, Anne Sebba found a link to a group of concentration-camp musicians, and met its remarkable remaining players