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Georgia McNeill was dubbed 'the bravest WAG in Britain' when she moved in with notorious footballer Joey Barton just weeks after he had been released from prison for a street attack.

The U.S. has added 80 entities to its export blacklist to prevent China from acquiring advanced American chips for military development, including AI, quantum tech, and hypersonic weapons. The Verge reports: More than 50 of the new entities added to the list are based in China, with others located in Iran, Taiwan, Pakistan, South Africa, and the United Arab Emirates. BIS says the restrictions have been applied to entities that acted "contrary to US national security and foreign policy," and are intended to hinder China's ability to develop high-performance computing capabilities, quantum technologies, advanced artificial intelligence, and hypersonic weapons. Six of the newly blacklisted entities are subsidiaries of Inspur Group -- China's leading cloud computing service provider and a major customer for US chip makers such as Nvidia, AMD, and Intel -- which BIS alleges had contributed to projects developing supercomputers for the Chinese military. The Beijing Academy of Artificial Intelligence is another addition to the list, which has criticized its inclusion. "American technology should never be used against the American people," said Jeffrey Kessler, Under Secretary of Commerce for Industry and Security. "BIS is sending a clear, resounding message that the Trump administration will work tirelessly to safeguard our national security by preventing U.S. technologies and goods from being misused for high performance computing, hypersonic missiles, military aircraft training, and UAVs that threaten our national security."

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Most of the numbers and email addresses were still in use and actively sending and receiving as recently as a few days ago.

President Donald Trump is slapping a new 25 percent tariff on all foreign-made cars as he tries to spur business in the United States.

Brits told to keep an eye on the skies tonight as there's a chance they may be able to spot the Northern Lights.

Miller was discovered not breathing in his room at the Arenas del Mar Beachfront and Rainforest Resort in Manuel Antonio on Friday after he and his family dined at a nearby restaurant.

Why lease space that can't power or cool 120kW racks - or the next-gen 600kW monsters?

Comment  Microsoft has walked away from negotiations to lease two gigawatts worth of datacenter capacity in the US and Europe, and has deferred and cancelled other datacenter leases, according to a new report from investment bank TD Cowen.…

A BBC Sport presenter has launched a helpline group for 'DM deviants' after receiving a series of X-rated messages on social media.

Architect Howard and interior designer Sarah set out to build a radical floating home on a tidal estuary near Worthing in the new series of the Channel 4 show.

Alcywn Thomas, 44, choked Victoria Thomas, 45, by strangling her after a night out together in Cardiff last year.

An anonymous reader shares a report: After years of decline, the number of applications to the country's two-year MBA programs rebounded in 2024 -- rising 19%, according to a survey by the Graduate Management Admission Council. The pandemic saw a blossoming of new ways to deliver an MBA, but tradition has reasserted itself: The biggest growth last year was in conventional two-year and part-time programs. As in recent years, the great majority of student demand came from overseas, but applications from the US rose as well. While the two-year class graduating this spring included record levels of international students at many institutions, most of the top 20 schools as ranked by Bloomberg Businessweek welcomed classes last fall with a reduced international presence. Given the Trump administration's hostility to immigration, the graduating class of 2025 could prove to be the high-water mark for international MBA students in the US for at least the near future.

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Liverpool's homegrown star Trent Alexander-Arnold is seemingly on his way out of Anfield, with discussions are undergoing with Real Madrid.

When you get into a relationship, your hope is that you don't argue with your partner. But according to licensed psychologist Dr. Michele Leno, arguing isn't always a negative thing.

DailyMail.com spoke with dating and social media experts to understand how soft launching is harming relationships before they start.

The 28-year-old Emmy winner is rumored to be playing the Greek goddess Athena, who serves as divine counselor to Odysseus

Every week, FEMAIL asks two singletons to report back from their blind date. This week it's Kulvinder, 35, and Scott, 36, but will romance be on the cards for these two hopefuls?

Massive OPSEC fail from the side who brought you 'lock her up'

Updated  Senior Trump administration officials used the messaging app Signal to discuss detailed plans to attack Houthi rebels in Yemen – and accidentally added a journalist to the group in which they chatted.…

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VMware has sued industrial giant AG Siemens's US operations for alleged use of unlicensed software and accused it of changing its story negotiations. From a report: The case was filed last Friday in the US District Court for the District Delaware. VMware's complaint [PDF] alleges that Siemens AG's US operations used more VMware software that it had licensed. Siemens's use of VMware became contentious when it tried to arrange extended support for some products. On September 9, 2024, Siemens apparently produced a list of the VMware software it used and "demanded that VMware accept a purchase order to provide maintenance and support services for the listed products." The complaint states that list mentioned VMware deployments that "far exceeded the number of licenses it [Siemens] had actually purchased."

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The boys, aged 17 and 13, were set on by a dangerous hound as they walked their sausage dog, who was also badly hurt, near their house in Herne Bay, Kent.