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Move over Americans, Hollywood scarlets can't get enough of the British accent.

Inebriated and in her underwear, playing a version of herself in Warhol's 1965 avantgarde film, Beauty No.2, Edie Sedgwick seemed to be vulnerability personified.

Lesley Wright, 70, was heading to a neighbour's house in the north-east of Scotland, when the bird swooped down from behind and hit the back of her head, sending her crashing to the ground.

Australian cricket legend Merv Hughes has opened up on how Sir Ian Botham was saved after falling into crocodile-infested waters during a fishing trip to the Northern Territory.

It has some brilliant reviews from customers praising the quality of the food, drink and service

The historic event has taken place in the Tuscan city of Siena twice a year since medieval times, with the first formal race being organised in 1633.

He has no known surviving family and will turn 100 in September

Portsmouth City Council found that 55 private rental properties were being used to house a minimum of three asylum seekers each last week.

The actress best known for her role as the trumpet playing Sonia Fowler in EastEnders, took to Instagram to share a glimpse of her latest trip.

After leaving a nearly 10-year position as a product marketing engineer at Intel, Varun Gupta was charged with possessing trade secrets. He was facing a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison, a $250,000 fine and three years of supervised release, according to Oregon's U.S. Attorney's Office. Portland's KGW reports: While still employed at Intel, Varun Gupta downloaded about 4,000 files, which included trade secrets and proprietary materials, from his work computer to personal portable hard drives, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Oregon. While working for Microsoft, between February and July 2020, Gupta accessed and used information during ongoing negotiations with Intel regarding chip purchases, according to a sentencing memo. Some of the information containing trade secrets included a PowerPoint presentation that referenced Intel's pricing strategy with another major customer, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Oregon in a sentencing memo. Intel raised concerns in 2020, and Microsoft and Intel launched a joint investigation, the sentencing memo says. Intel filed a civil lawsuit in February 2021 that resulted in Gupta being ordered to pay $40,000. Tom's Hardware summarizes the trial: Oregon Live reports that the prosecutor, Assistant U.S. Attorney William Narus, sought an eight-month prison term for Gupta. Narus spoke about Gupta's purposeful and repeated access to secret documents. Eight months of federal imprisonment was sought as Gupta repetitively abused his cache of secret documents, according to the prosecutor. For the defense, attorney David Angeli described Gupta's actions as a "serious error in judgment." Mitigating circumstances, such as Gupta's permanent loss of high-level employment opportunities in the industry, and that he had already paid $40,000 to settle a civil suit brought by Intel, were highlighted. U.S. District Judge Amy Baggio concluded the court hearing by delivering a balance between the above adversarial positions. Baggio decided that Gupta should face a two-year probationary sentence [and pay a $34,472 fine — before heading back to France]... The ex-tech exec and his family have started afresh in La Belle France, with eyes on a completely new career in the wine industry. According to the report, Gupta is now studying for a qualification in vineyard management, while aiming to work as a technical director in the business.

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One frequent Las Vegas visitor has revealed two reasons why they believe visitors are boycotting Sin City.

lysha Pyrgotis, 27, from Bradford, West Yorkshire, was left vomiting and suffering 'extreme diarrhoea' after catching the disease on a remote Indonesian party island in June this year.

James Haskell made a rare red carpet appearance with three-year-old daughter Bodhi on Sunday as they attended the Grand Prix Of Europe UK Gala screening event.

Locals living near Manston Arrivals and Processing Centre in Kent have slashed tens of thousands of pounds off their property value as they cannot sell them.

Junior Andre has admitted he is 'overcoming challenges' as he prepares to get his music career back on track.

The non-profit has a new look but still stands up for the open web

interview  The Mozilla Foundation has changed its look, but its goals remain the same – supporting an internet that's open and inclusive, and that prioritizes the interests of people over corporations.…

It's right next to a stunning sandy beach - and has a swimming pool, arcade, bar and restaurant

William, Kate and their three children are set to move to the 300-year-old, Grade II-listed Forest Lodge in Windsor Great Park - described as their 'forever home' - later this year.

At first, Christine Millbank found the pain in her knee bearable, if a little irritating. But as the months passed and it grew worse, she began to struggle with everyday tasks.

At just three years old Matilda Turner was a bundle of energy and, like most children her age, 'always on the go', her mother Hannah recalls .