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Big Brother star and food critic Henry Southan savaged Jeremy Clarkson's Farmer's Dog pub in a new TikTok video posted this week.

Version 13 can’t come soon enough

Veeam Backup & Replication users are urged to apply the latest patches that fix another critical bug leading to remote code execution (RCE) on backup servers.…

Police have launched a manhunt after a pensioner was murdered in her home and a diamond encrusted Rolex watch was missing from the property.

Harriet, 45, played the part perfectly in a Suzannah London ivory ensemble featuring a cropped jacket with puffed sleeves and matching skirt, costing £890 and £995 respectively.

Sir David Attenborough's great nephew Will has landed a huge new role in the upcoming TV show Outrageous alongside Bridgerton star Bessie Carter.

DC Studios co-head James Gunn argues that the movie industry is "dying" primarily because productions begin before screenplays are complete, while also delivering a sharp critique of his former employer Marvel Studios, which he claims Disney has "killed" through output mandates. Gunn dismissed common explanations for Hollywood's struggles like declining theater attendance or improved home viewing experiences, telling Rolling Stone that "the number one reason is because people are making movies without a finished screenplay." The filmmaker has implemented a strict rule at DC Studios requiring finished scripts before production starts, recently scrapping a project because its screenplay wasn't ready. The director, who previously helmed three "Guardians of the Galaxy" films for Marvel, said Disney's corporate directive to increase output destroyed the studio's creative process. "They were under a corporate mandate, yeah. That wasn't fair. It wasn't right. And it killed them," Gunn said, referring to Marvel's mandated production quotas for movies and television shows. By contrast, Gunn said DC Studios operates without numerical mandates. "We don't have the mandate to have a certain amount of movies and TV shows every year. So we're going to put out everything that we think is of the highest quality," he explained.

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'It's good quality and really comfortable to wear, a definite holiday favourite for me'

A Grenfell survivor broke down in tears on This Morning as he recounted the agonising moment medics were forced to choose between saving the life of his wife or unborn child.  

The summer's first blockbuster screeches into cinemas next week, and it's a car crash of a movie.

Cassandra rival releases new DBaaS relying on consensus algorithm

ScyllaDB, the wide-column database used by Comcast, Samsung, and banking giant Santander, has released a new database service it claims improves scalability and lowers cost.…

For the first time since the Islamic Revolution of 1979, which swept the mullahs to power, the collapse of Iran's tyrannical regime is a realistic prospect, writes MARK ALMOND.

Vanessa Feltz's show has received a whopping amount of Ofcom complaints after a guest branded breastfeeding a three-year-old child as 'weird and selfish' during an 'uneducated' rant.

The piece that's turning the most heads across southern Europe this summer is the £1,700 Crochet Tote from Miu Miu.

Are you sitting safely when you board a plane for your summer holiday? The answer, after analysing aviation data, is 'yes'.

Thomas Robb fled the country using his twin's passport after one child was in a coma and another broke both femurs in crash

Drivers in Witham are facing long delays this afternoon following a collision at the busy Morrisons roundabout which has blocked the B1018.

Thomas Campbell, 38, was discovered by shocked neighbours the morning after he was subjected to a harrowing and violent assault in Mossley, Tameside.

The owner of an up-market restaurant favoured by the Royals and A-listers has been hit with a £31,000 fine for serious food and hygiene breaches.

The anonymous player had the luck of the Irish on their side as they got hold of the winning numbers in the Republic - claiming the largest prize in the history of the game.