Shocking moment brazen phone thieves snatch mobile from astonished victim in leafy Hampstead before escaping on moped
Phone snatchers have been caught in the act of stealing a device from a man in the affluent London area of Hampstead.
Historic stately home with 25 bedrooms, 16 acres of land and boating lake sells for just over the UK's average house price
Otterburn Hall (pictured), in Northumberland National Park, went under the hammer yesterday, going to an anonymous buyer for roughly £25,000 more than the average house.
Legendary singer announces his final performance due to memory issues after 'accelerated' decline in health
After suffering an 'accelerated' decline in health, the musician, 89, revealed his final show's will take place in May, meaning the remainder of his tour in now cancelled.
Horror as woman is pushed under a train to her death by 'man who escaped from psychiatric unit' in France
The 31-year-old victim, who has not been named, was shoved onto the tracks at the busy Massy-Palaiseau station in Esonne, south of Paris.
BBC Breakfast chaos as Adolescence star suffers wardrobe malfunction live on show - and host scrambles to help her
Christine Tremarco, 48, featured on the morning show hosted by Charlie Stayt, 62, and Nina Warhurst , 44, on Thursday.
The airport that takes you to three countries at once
Located in the north-eastern French region of Alsace, Basel Mulhouse Freiburg Airport serves the nearby cities of Basel, Switzerland, Mulhouse, France and Freiburg, Germany .
Liam Lawson breaks silence with heartbreaking post after F1 star was brutally axed by Red Bull - as Christian Horner's advisor Helmut Marko issues savage verdict on him
Lawson, 23, became the latest victim of the F1 team's ferocious conveyor belt this week after just two races in his dream seat. The New Zealander has been demoted to feeder team Racing Bulls.
Rare 'devil horn' solar eclipse will be visible across the UK this weekend as the moon passes across the sun - here's the best time to see the spectacular display
A stunning partial solar eclipse will appear in skies around the world tomorrow, making it look like the sun has grown a pair of devil horns.
UK govt data people not 'technical,' says ex-Downing St data science head
Despite pockets of excellence, many wouldn't make the grade in business, AI advisor implies
A former director of data science at the UK prime minister's office has told MPs that people working with data in government are not typically technical and would be unlikely to get a similar job in the private sector.…
Downton Abbey star Peter Egan denies bullying anti-hunting boss who is suing charity for £3MILLION
Peter Egan, best known for playing the Marquess of Flintshire in the hit period drama, has hit back at accusations made by Andy Knott, the ex-chief executive of the League Against Cruel Sports.
Horror at Avalon Airshow as plane hurtles to the ground in front of shocked onlookers
A pilot has been critically injured after his plane crashed at the Victoria airshow during a manoeuvre.
Meghan Markle just revealed her favourite beauty products - and they're in the Amazon sale right now
Take a closer look at Meghan Markle's top beauty products, now available on Amazon.
The four alternate endings to mind-boggling Adolescence episode that we never saw on screen as director reveals Netflix's secret backup plans
Adolescence's moving aerial shot was one of four endings for the second episode and was only completed in the nick of time.
Beloved BBC host quits after a whopping 30 years on screens with emotional goodbye to fans - admitting 'it hasn't been an easy decision'
The presenter, who joined the broadcaster in 1992, will celebrate her final day on air on Friday and said that it is the 'right time to go'.
Spring into adventure: Discover Suffolk & Essex Coast & Heaths with Ordnance Survey!
As the first signs of spring emerge, it's the perfect time to dust off your walking shoes and prepare for outdoor adventures.
You're about see this divisive shoe trend everywhere - it's summer's answer to the cowboy boot
When did sandals become cool again? Maybe when Kendall Jenner paired her denim hotpants and white tee with Birkenstocks?
Putin vows to 'finish off' Ukraine and mocks Britain for its economy and small armed forces - as Trump is accused of 'holding a gun to Zelensky's head'
The Kremlin chief's comments reflect his growing confidence in the fate of his war in Ukraine, not least because the United States is holding Volodymyr Zelensky over a barrel.
Gang of four boys aged 15 to 17 who 'raped woman in churchyard alleyway' are to appear in court
The boys, two aged 15 and two aged 17, are accused of carrying out the sex attack in an alleyway off St Mary's Memorial Gardens in Newark on December 28, 2023.
JAN MOIR goes inside the Disney housing estate: The 2,000 homes start at £1.9m, there's streets for the over-55s and decor includes Mickey wallpaper and Pluto bowls...so would YOU buy a house from the Mouse?
Welcome to Cotino, the first of a new kind of Disney town which the company are calling a 'Storyliving by Disney Community'.
IBM US Cuts May Run Deeper Than Feared - and the Jobs Are Heading To India
The Register: Following our report last week on IBM's ongoing layoffs, current and former employees got in touch to confirm what many suspected: The US cuts run deeper than reported, and the jobs are heading to India. IBM's own careers site numbers back that up. On January 7, 2024, Big Blue listed just 173 open positions in India. On November 23, 2024, there were 2,946 jobs available in the nation. At the time of writing, the IT titan listed 3,866 roles in India.
American jobs listed for these three periods are 192, 376, and 333, respectively, though at least among those being laid off, there's doubt those roles will be filled with job seekers in the States. A current IBMer who won't be there much longer said that after being told to teach recently hired workers in India "everything I know," the reward was a resource action, or RA -- Big Blue's euphemism for a layoff. After receiving an RA notification, employees typically have a set period of time to apply for open roles elsewhere in the mega-corporation. But just because there are open positions listed in the US doesn't mean IBM is making much of an effort to fill them, we are told.
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