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Ashley Mundee and Huseyin Ninnolar drove the girls to a secluded place near Oxford

GIMP 3.0 has been released after over a decade of development. Highlights include a refined GTK3 interface with scroll wheel tab navigation, a new splash screen, improved HiDPI icon support, enhanced color management, a stable public API, and support for more file formats. 9to5Linux reports: GIMP 3.0 also brings improvements to non-destructive editing by introducing an optional "Merge Filters" checkbox at the bottom of NDE filters that merges down the filter immediately after it's committed, along with non-destructive filters on layer groups and the implementation of storing version of filters in GIMP's XCF project files. Among other noteworthy changes, the GEGL and babl components have been updated with new features and many improvements, such as Inner Glow, Bevel, and GEGL Styles filters, some plugins saw small enhancements, and it's now possible to export images with different settings while leaving the original image unchanged. There's also a new PDB call that allows Script-Fu writers to use labels to specify filter properties, a brand new named-argument syntax, support for loading 16-bits-per-channel LAB PSD files, support for loading DDS images with BC7 support, early-binding CMYK support, and support for PSB and JPEG-XL image formats. On top of that, GIMP 3.0 introduces new auto-expanding layer boundary and snapping options, an updated search pop-up to show the menu path for all entries while making individual filters searchable, a revamped alignment tool, and support for "layer sets," replacing the older concept of linked layers. You can download GIMP 3.0 from the official website.

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Dr Joseph Borzelleca, 94, who studied the dye in 1987, said his work on male rats did not show that the dye raised the risk of someone developing cancer.

Ana, 36, has linked to a slew of high-profile men over the years, including multiple actors, a tech mogul, and an acclaimed Hollywood talent agent.

Mehak Vig, the owner of Timeless London, has been inundated with complaints since last November from angry customers who purchased poor-quality clothes from an almost identical brand.

The actress, 56, took to Instagram alongside a sombre snap after previously revealing she'd been diagnosed with Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

Teddy the Pomeranian went missing from his home in Ilford and was found three months later in Lincoln having been gifted as a birthday present to a young girl, to the shock of his owners.

The Essex singer said he broke down after having to leave his child to go on the tour

There are some skin conditions we're very familiar with: spots during adolescence, allergic rashes, sunburn. But others are less easy to diagnose, and could be quite a surprise.

In a resurfaced interview with Marie Claire, Blake, 37, claimed to have attended first grade when she was only three-years-old - despite kids typically having to be at least six.

Cardiologists have warned against cholesterol-rich and fatty foods, but they may have misidentified the ones to avoid. Cardiologist Dr Evan Levine highlighted five heart-healthy foods with a bad reputation.

A pro wrestler has died at the age of 39 after a medical emergency. He was competing at an event in New Jersey on Sunday when the emergency occurred.

If asked to name someone famous, fictional or real who is 'on the spectrum', most people give the same sorts of replies. Raymond Babbitt from the movie Rain Man is usually a favourite.

Most mobile apps fail to reach $1,000 in monthly revenue within their first two years, according to a new report from RevenueCat examining data from over 75,000 mobile apps. Across all categories, only about 20% of apps achieve the $1,000 threshold, while just 5% reach $10,000 monthly. In 2025, the top 5% of apps generate 500 times more revenue than the remaining 95% -- up from 200 times in 2024. After one year, elite performers in gaming, photo and video, health and fitness, and social categories exceed $5,000 monthly, while those in the 25th percentile earn a meager $5-20 per month. The report also highlights North American developers' heavy iOS dependence, with 76.1% making over 80% of their revenue from Apple's platform. Subscription retention presents another challenge, with barely 10% of monthly subscribers staying beyond the first year.

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Jaelynn Chaney, from the Tri-Cities in Washington, often posts about 'fighting for fat liberation' and has even demanded that bigger people should get free seats onboard aircraft.

Michail Antonio suffered a horror car crash last year after his Ferrari smashed into a tree and he was left with a badly broken leg - with the West Ham star now admitting he was lucky to survive

Karlie Kloss is pregnant with her third child.

A team from the Scripps Research Institute discovered a way of harnessing a common acid to significantly lower inflammation in the brain - a key trigger for Alzheimer's.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from TechCrunch: Last week, Google expanded access to its Gemini 2.0 Flash model's image generation feature, which lets the model natively generate and edit image content. It's a powerful capability, by all accounts. But it also appears to have few guardrails. Gemini 2.0 Flash will uncomplainingly create images depicting celebrities and copyrighted characters, and -- as alluded to earlier -- remove watermarks from existing photos. As several X and Reddit users noted, Gemini 2.0 Flash won't just remove watermarks, but will also attempt to fill in any gaps created by a watermark's deletion. Other AI-powered tools do this, too, but Gemini 2.0 Flash seems to be exceptionally skilled at it -- and free to use. To be clear, Gemini 2.0 Flash's image generation feature is labeled as "experimental" and "not for production use" at the moment, and is only available in Google's developer-facing tools like AI Studio. The model also isn't a perfect watermark remover. Gemini 2.0 Flash appears to struggle with certain semi-transparent watermarks and watermarks that canvas large portions of images.

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She said on Instagram that she is 'very excited' to share it with her fans