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The 44-year-old SKIMS CEO celebrated Simone Harouche, whom she met at age 11, but she stayed publicly silent about her ex-husband's shocking KKK post.

The former soldier tried to ban Louise Hunt from wearing make-up, sought to alter the way she dressed, refused to let her go out without him, and did not want her to socialise with her male friends.

Wisconsin police found seven children living alone at an apartment in 'deplorable conditions' while their mother was out of state.

Candidates previously overlooked are now being urged to re-apply for training as the Air Force frantically tries to fill cockpits with combat-ready flyers, the Mail can reveal.

Sony, the world's biggest music publisher, has attacked UK Government plans to allow a copyright exemption for AI as 'rushed, unbalanced and irreversible', the Daily Mail can reveal.

Sarah Michelle Gellar emerged in France over the weekend for Balenciaga's fall/winter 2025-2026 Paris Fashion Week show.

The National Education Union (NEU) polled 4,000 teachers in independent schools in England and Wales about the policy, which came into effect from January.

The Love Island star, 34, hit the headlines this week after being spotted sharing a drunken kiss with the married McFly star, 38, at Universal's BRIT Awards afterparty last weekend.

Annie Kilner has given a surprise nod to loverat husband Kyle Walker despite being 'far from happy' after he was seen partying with two models in Milan.

Jan Marsalek could have been the 'greatest asset' for western intelligence agencies until he was implicated in Germany 's biggest ever fraud, security sources have suggested.

This was two-time prime minister Benjamin Disraeli (1804-81). It courted him favour with Queen Victoria, who he drew out of her long mourning period following her husband Albert's death.

The 34-year-old - whose new Paramount+ show Charlotte's Having Another Baby was released earlier this week - welcomed their second daughter Pixi into the world last month.

Jess, 35, and Mike, 37 - who started creating adult content in 2018 - appeared on the first series of Channel 4 's racy show Open House: The Great Sex Experiment back in 2022.

DAILY MAIL COMMENT: The Mail reveals today that the Royal Air Force is so short of trained pilots that it is scrambling to recruit many more.

One unique topping has united lovers and haters of the controversial ham-and-pineapple pizza as they rush to slam the innovation.

Jayla Cunningham, 18, is facing criminal charges after she posted a shocking video showing her dragging a 15-year-old client across the salon floor over a dispute about payment.

CHRIS WHEELER AT OLD TRAFFORD: Arsenal and Manchester United shared the spoils on Sunday in their Premier League clash, as the Gunners lost further ground to Liverpool.

Adafruit Industries used large language model (LLM) tool Claude Code to streamline hardware development, writes managing director ptorrone. In a demo video Limor 'Ladyada' Fried compares the LLM's command-line interface to working with the build-automation tool CMake or "a weird cross between IRC and a BBS." The first step was converting a PDF of the hardware's datasheet into text, and Claude Code first displays the appropriate Bash command, while asking "Do you want to proceed?" ("What's nice is that it doesn't make changes, even though it has write access to files in the directory...") Eventually from the data sheet it creates things like an accurate register map, C++ headers, and even license text — and more. "We are using it to automate parts of the coding and debugging process for an Arduino-compatible Metro Mini board with an OPT 4048 color sensor," writes ptorrone: Using Claude Code's shell access, we can compile, upload, and test code in a semi-automated workflow, allowing the LLM to suggest fixes for errors along the way... While the AI isn't perfect for high-level driver development, it's proving VERY useful for tedious debugging and super-fast iterative improvements, bringing hardware automation closer to ...reality. In the video Fried describes it like this. "I have a full debugging cycle, where I'm there — I'm like driving the car — but I have this copilot that's telling me where to go..." "I feel like I'm getting closer to having a semi-automated way of doing driver development."

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MATT BARLOW: Few had it down as a good development for Raphinha when Lamine Yamal burst from Barcelona's youth ranks to make the position on the right wing his own.

CHRIS WHEELER: Reporter Patrick Davison stopped Arteta leaving his post-match interview once to ask about a final question about the title race, but the Spaniard refused to answer.