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Camille Gent from Oregon told the Daily Mail in vivid detail about what happened when she plunged into hell while being in a coma for 13 days.

The killing of Christians by Islamists in Nigeria has become a key issue for the President, who has even threatened military action if the country doesn't tackle the bloodshed.

Court documents have revealed that bubbly Anna Kepner's 16-year-old stepbrother is a 'suspect' in her mysterious death on board a packed Carnival cruise ship.

The footballer, 41, revealed on Wednesday's I'm A Celebrity she had her first sexual encounter with a woman at the age of 17, but was 'fighting' her sexuality.

Vertical integration meets subscriptions

"We love moving packets," declared Anil Varanasi, CEO and co-founder of Meter, on a stage overlooking San Francisco Bay at the networking startup's annual networking event. He continued, "This crowd probably knows this intimately, but everything in the world is packets. Regardless of what type of work you do, it is just packets all the way down."…

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Bloomberg: The Dutch government suspended its powers over chipmaker Nexperia, restoring control to its Chinese owner (paywalled; alternative source) and defusing a standoff with Beijing that had begun to hamper automotive production around the world. The order that gave the Netherlands powers to block or revise decisions at Nexperia was dropped as "a show of goodwill," Economic Affairs Minister Vincent Karremans said Wednesday in a post on social media site X. Bloomberg had reported earlier this month that the Netherlands was prepared to take the step if chip deliveries from the company's site in China could be confirmed. The move marks a significant de-escalation of a dispute that underscored the global nature of supply chains and highlighted Beijing's growing leverage. Even though Nexperia's chips aren't advanced and the company only operates one facility in China, the spat disrupted automakers from Honda Motor Co. to Volkswagen AG. The reversal by the Dutch government was set in motion after a breakthrough in talks earlier that involved Chinese and Dutch officials, with input from Germany, the European Union as well as the US. To help resolve the stalemate, Beijing agreed to loosen export restrictions from Nexperia's Chinese plant, the largest of its kind in the world. The Dutch economic affairs ministry sent a delegation to Beijing this week to negotiate a "mutually agreeable solution," according to a ministry statement.

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On Tuesday night, the actor, 38, arrived to support his younger brother , Dylan, 33, who found himself at the bottom of the leaderboard with a total of 55 points for both of his dances.

The presenter and Kai, 30, reflected on Sunday night's elimination, which saw them voted out for their Jive after going head to head with EastEnders Balvinder Sopal.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves talked up a war on the 'rich' as she wooed restive backbenchers ahead of the crucial fiscal statement next week.

Gail Platt is reportedly returning to Coronation Street for their Christmas Day special this year - a year after her high-profile soap exit.

Former Chelsea and England footballers John Terry and Dennis Wise have joined a campaign to free notorious British prisoner Charles Bronson from prison.

An anonymous reader shares a report: This summer, Oslo's public-transport authority drove a Chinese electric bus deep into a decommissioned mine inside a nearby mountain to answer a question: Could it be hacked? Isolated by rock from digital interference, cybersecurity experts came back with a qualified yes: The bus could in theory be remotely disabled using the control system for the battery. The revelation, presented at a recent public-transport conference, has spurred officials in Denmark and the U.K. to start their own investigations into Chinese vehicles. It has also fed into broader security concerns across Europe about the growing prevalence of Chinese-made equipment in the region's energy and telecommunications infrastructure. The worry is the same for autos, solar panels and other connected devices: that mechanisms used for wirelessly delivering system updates could also be exploited by a hostile government or third-party hacker to compromise critical networks. [...] The Oslo transport authority, Ruter, said the bus's mobile-network connection via a Romanian SIM card gave manufacturer Yutong access to the control system for battery and power supply. Ruter said it is addressing the vulnerability by developing firewalls and delaying the signals sent to the vehicles, among other solutions.

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The latest attack on Section 230 is likely to face the same fate as many previous efforts

A pair of bipartisan senators wants to hold social media giants accountable for pushing content that radicalizes Americans.…

It's currently November's 'major find'

Renowned etiquette coach Myka Meier told the Daily Mail there are a myriad of rules that come with socializing, sharing the little known - and commonly forgotten - ones with the Daily Mail.

Smokey Robinson is facing new allegations from two additional former workers, who claim he engaged in repeated sexual misconduct during their employment.

The manner in which Donald Trump was forced, in the end, to agree this week to the publication of the Epstein files should worry the President far more than anything that might be in them.

Special Air Service veterans have declared they intend to launch legal action against the government over its mistreatment of soldiers who served in the Troubles

Lucy Mecklenburgh has undergone surgery to help relieve the 'awful' symptoms of endometriosis.

Johannes Radebe looked unrecognisable in drag as he arrived at London's Royal Albert Hall for the Royal Variety Performance on Wednesday evening.