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The Radio 2 presenter, 52, split from Tess Daly, 57, earlier this month after 22 years of marriage and the pair are said to be going through the 'friendliest divorce in showbiz history'.

Customers have said the upcoming closure of a 'standout' restaurant is 'terrible news'

A new self-defence school for women and girls has launched.

SKIMs has reiterated it had no knowledge of a major cocaine smuggling case linked to shipments of its clothing.

Tucked between Maldon and Witham, Great Totham is the kind of Essex village that rewards a slow, relaxed exploration.

A new self-defence school for women and girls has launched.

SKIMs has reiterated it had no knowledge of a major cocaine smuggling case linked to shipments of its clothing.

Tucked between Maldon and Witham, Great Totham is the kind of Essex village that rewards a slow, relaxed exploration.

A migrant sex predator convicted of 'terrifying' attacks on lone women nearly two decades ago is finally being deported after nearly 10 years of legal wrangles.

"For months, scammers have been taking advantage of a loophole that allows them to send spammy emails from an internal Microsoft email address typically used for sending legitimate account alerts," TechCrunch reports: [The scammers] have been able to set up new Microsoft accounts as if they are new customers and use that access to send out emails purportedly from the tech giant, potentially tricking people into thinking these emails are genuine... Last week, I received several, similarly structured emails containing subject lines and web links to scammy sites from Microsoft across different email accounts. These crudely made emails were sent from msonlineservicesteam@microsoftonline.com, an email account that Microsoft uses to send important notifications to users, such as two-factor authentication codes and other critical alerts about their online account. Some of these emails' subject lines resembled official emails that would alert users to fraudulent transactions, while other emails claimed to have a private message waiting for the recipient at a web address mentioned in the email body. In a social post on Tuesday, anti-spam nonprofit The Spamhaus Project said it had also seen Microsoft's account notification email address being abused to send spam and that the activity dated back "several months." A PR representative told TechCrunch that Microsoft was "actively investigating" and "taking action against these phishing reports to help keep customers protected," with measures that include "removing accounts that violate our Terms of Use" and "further strengthening our detection and blocking mechanisms." TechCrunch suggests the issue may not be limited to Microsoft. "Other users commenting on social media say that other companies' email addresses are also being used to send out spam."

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Forget the North-South divide over jobs and house prices, now it's war of the marriages with northern couples apparently the happiest, research has found.

In Afghanistan, the practice of selling daughters to older men for financial gain has become a normalised response to deepening poverty.

As charismatic fixer Harry Da Souza in gangster drama MobLand, he is the calm lynchpin separating two warring crime families. But when it comes to Tom Hardy himself, it seems life does not imitate art.

Police are looking into claims Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor behaved inappropriately towards a woman at Royal Ascot in 2002. He is pictured alongside his brother King Charles.

So wholesome is Emma Willis that she even trained as a midwifery assistant in 2019 for Channel 4 's Delivering Babies, which saw her lend a hand on a maternity ward.

Sarah Edmondson and Anthony Ames, who escaped the NXIVM sex cult in 2017 and triggered its demise, share tips on how to avoid the grasp of manipulative leaders.

Locals have been invited to participate in the dig

The first poll of the Makerfield by-election put Andy Burnham on 43 per cent support, with Nigel Farage's party close behind on 40 per cent.

The businessman, 43, vanished 12 days ago, in what Katie, 48, claimed was a kidnapping after he 'went dark' on her.

The It's FOSS blog has news about the Linux Vendor Firmware Service, which gives hardware vendors a secure portal to upload firmware updates "which can then be downloaded and installed by users through clients such as GNOME Software or fwupdmgr." (Originally developed in 2015 by GNOME maintainer Richard Hughes...) The issue, however, obviously, had been funding with the largest contributors being the usual suspects, Framework and Open Source Framework Foundation, at $10K a year. Recently, however, Lenovo and Dell joined suite as Premier sponsors, which is the highest tier at $100K a year each, making the project more sustainable and manageable. These companies contributing makes a lot of sense, considering they are two of the bigger computer companies which offer Linux by default in some cases, especially with Lenovo's ThinkPads being the Linux users' favorite for decades. And now... HP has followed suit as a Premier sponsor, also providing $100K a year, right alongside Dell and Lenovo... The question still remains, however, where are the other vendors? What are they waiting for... This major move by these three companies should not only be seen as a sign of relief and wider acceptance of the usage of Linux, but as a beacon for other vendors to follow, who ought to make their hardware more accessible to the open-source community.

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