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An investigation is underway following a burglary in Witham where a car was stolen.

The FreeBSD Laptop project continues – and plans to offer a very visible change

FreeBSD 15 is coming, maybe at the end of this year – and along with other improvements, it may finally offer the option of installing with a graphical desktop.…

The actress, 27, launched her new collaboration with American Eagle this week, titled 'Sydney Sweeney Has Great Jeans', and modelled her own designs in a racy photo shoot.

A teenager was killed in a collision with an oncoming vehicle after he lost control of his motorbike, an inquest has concluded.

Microsoft used China-based engineering teams to maintain cloud computing systems for multiple federal departments including Justice, Treasury, and Commerce, extending the practice beyond the Defense Department that the company announced last week it would discontinue. The work occurred within Microsoft's Government Community Cloud, which handles sensitive but unclassified federal information and has been used by the Justice Department's Antitrust Division for criminal and civil investigations, as well as parts of the Environmental Protection Agency and Department of Education. Microsoft employed "digital escorts" -- U.S.-based personnel who supervised the foreign engineers -- similar to the arrangement it used for Pentagon systems. Following ProPublica's reporting, Microsoft issued a statement indicating it would take "similar steps for all our government customers who use Government Community Cloud to further ensure the security of their data." Competing cloud providers Amazon Web Services, Google, and Oracle told ProPublica they do not use China-based support for federal contracts.

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Police Constable Zachary Marsden had 'defied protocol, ethics, procedure and the law' in the confrontation inn the pay station area of Terminal Two at Manchester airport last July, the jury was told.

The 20 best shows and films to stream this weekend, from Keeley Hawes to Danny Dyer, chosen by our TV experts

Dr Suzanne Wylie on the causes of dizziness that everyone should know about.

Kobie Jordan, who is from the US but now living in London, visited Poundland for the first time but he had one major criticism. However as he browsed the aisles, he was confused by the prices

Meme stock mania is back. Once more, small investors are piling into unloved 'meme' companies whose bombed-out share prices make them seem like a bargain.

A gripping new Netflix series about London’s major trauma system features our own air ambulance charity.

North East Essex councils have issued a joint statement in response to Essex County Council’s proposal for Local Government Reorganisation.

Stow Maries Great War Aerodrome will see two historic Second World War Spitfires take to the skies, as well as First World War bomber.

THE district council is introducing a new neighbourhood plan for Earls Colne, aiming to help shape future development and protect the village's environment.

She has managed to "transform her life" as a result

England cricket legend Graham Thorpe 'spiralled into depression ' after losing his job as a batting coach in 2022, and he had tried to take his own life on another occasion, an inquest has heard.

Hulk Hogan's wife Sky has posted a heartbreaking message a day after her husband died after going into cardiac arrest in Florida at the age of 71.

Three British tourists have been arrested in Croatia on suspicion of raping a 28-year-old local woman in a beach-side hotel. 

The Irish MMA fighter, 37, has been embroiled in controversy after being photographed kissing a mystery brunette woman on a beach in Fort Lauderdale.

Zuckercorp blames legal uncertainty under upcoming TTPA law

Meta has followed in Google's footsteps in deciding that pending EU political advertising regulations are so onerous to comply with that they're not even going to bother.…