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Greater Anglia have resumed services into London after a track-side fire near Stratford on Friday led to days of disruption.

A prolific TV starlet of the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s emerged on a rare public outing in Los Angeles over the weekend.

FreeBSD 16 has removed the last GPL-licensed code from its base system, retiring the old GNU 'dialog' implementation after the installer moved to 'bsddialog' and the final dependency was disabled. Phoronix reports: This ticket to retire dialog was opened back in February while is now merged to the FreeBSD source tree for what will become FreeBSD 16.0. With dialog removed, the latest FreeBSD code now retires the GNU sub-tree of the FreeBSD base system now that no more GNU code remains. FreeBSD 16.0 is working its way toward release that is expected to happen in December 2027.

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Failed asylum seekers Karin Al-Danasurt, Ibrahim Alshafe and Abdulla Ahmadi have been sentenced to a total of 60 years for gang-raping an unconscious woman.

Martha Goddard, 50, allegedly also targeted one of the BBC's regional headquarters, two Starbucks cafes and a McDonald's.

Rambin, 36, took to Instagram on Monday to discuss the health scare, while sharing some selfies from her hospital bed.

Donald Trump had a surprising take on Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce as he shared a story that was broken by the Daily Mail last week.

The TV presenter had an explosive on-air clash in 2021 with Alex, who accused Piers of 'trashing' Meghan Markle before he stormed off set.

Some parents have welcomed the product as a valuable educational tool, others have been left disturbed, with some labelling the doll's instant bounce-back 'unrealistic.'

A more than 2,000-year-old manuscript banned from the Bible is believed to hold details about the rise of the Antichrist, a powerful deceiver said to oppose Christ.

President Donald Trump's nominee for Director of National Intelligence took blame for insufficient redactions of material released about Jeffrey Epstein's victims.

Investment bank cites messy customer data and a product that 'just isn't there'; Salesforce counters by saying it the fastest-growing product in its history

OpenAI's first hardware device is a limited-edition desktop keypad called the Codex Micro that lets users monitor and control AI coding agents. Axios reports: Codex Micro is a collaboration with Work Louder, a boutique hardware company known for customizable mechanical keyboards and shortcut controllers for developers and designers. The small, square macro pad -- with backlit keys, a rotary knob and a tiny joystick -- sits beside your regular keyboard as a physical shortcut box for common Codex actions and shows the status of your agents. The keys are customizable and include a push-to-talk option as well as a dial to adjust your reasoning setting. Codex Micro is a niche device for Codex power users and will only be available until it sells out. It's priced at $230.

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The incident appears to have caused the engine to the ripped from its chassis

The rock musician, 33, took to Instagram in May and opened up about his sexuality amid 'a lot of speculation surrounding [his] personal life' - revealing he was a 'proudly gay man.'

Linux supremo says contributors opposed to AI use can 'just walk away'

The pub remains open

scroll through social media and you'll find hundreds of videos of influencers and celebrities extolling the anti-ageing effects of an LED mask. So are they worth the investment?

Boxes of Kleenex to the stage door, Norman. Sir Keir Starmer's final PMQs was a blubfest, a three-hanky affair, a display of guilty sentimentalism as bad as Macbeth's distress at the demise of Duncan.

Shermaine Bond, 38, has worked in the taxi industry for more than two decades and spent the last seven years driving cabs around Sheffield.