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The British actor, 28, whose set to play John Lennon in Sam Mendes' multiple movies, is said to have got down on one knee 'a while back' .

It shows a tragic difference in deprivation between different parts of Essex

Naked pensioner Walter Harrison was seen by neighbours shouting and banging on doors hours before he set fire to his own home whilst high on monkey dust.

Victor Perez, a 17-year-old boy described by his family as nonverbal, autistic and intellectually disabled, was gunned down by Idaho police from behind a chain-link fence.

"It is somewhat remarkable that work on AmigaOS 3.X continues in 2025," notes Tom's Hardware, "given that Commodore International released AmigaOS 3.0 in 1992..." AmigaOS 3.1 came in 1993. And now... Work continues on AmigaOS 3.2 with the stewards of this classic Motorola 680x0 friendly operating system, Hyperion Entertainment, releasing version 3.2.3 a few days ago. In a news bulletin on the official site, Hyperion highlighted that the third update for AmigaOS 3.2 includes two years of (more than 50) fixes and enhancements... Hyperion began its quest to modernize and improve this classic version of AmigaOS for Motorola 680x0 platforms in 2018 when it released version 3.1.4. The AmigaOS 3.2 lineage began in 2021... This release is provided as a free update to owners of AmigaOS 3.2. If you don't already have this OS, you can get it now at official resellers like RetroPassion UK... Nowadays, Arm-based accelerators seem to be the path forward for modern Amiga, as opposed to retro Amiga, enthusiasts. AmigaOS 3.2.3 has a feather in its cap as it also supports classic 68K Amigas boosted by Arm accelerators such as the PiStorm.

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Nigel Farage tried to shrug off the spat with Elon Musk - who had previously been rumoured to be considering a $100million donation to Reform.

The actress, 82, who played Bet Lynch on the soap from 1970 to 1995, put her four-bedroom farmhouse up for sale back in October for £1.5million.

The GBBO star, 36, has announced she is expecting her first child with her husband Matt after nine years of infertility and being told to lose 14st before she could get pregnant.

A popular YouTube star and singer is now unrecognizable after returning to the spotlight after going 'missing' for months. 

Hundreds of Delta Air Lines passengers have been forced to spend an entire night on an airport runway after two packed planes were delayed by 15 hours.

Our thoughts remain with those who have lost a loved one

In a tense courtroom moment, 36-year-old nuclear engineer Arielle Konig appeared composed but visibly injured as she faced her husband for the first time since his alleged attempt on her life.

Relive Mail Sport's live blog for the latest score, team news and updates as Newcastle welcome Manchester United to St James' Park in the Premier League. 

Sean 'Diddy' Combs' infamous 'freak off' videos could possibly be shown to the jury during the upcoming trial which begins next month.

An Israeli air strike early Sunday heavily damaged one of the few functioning hospitals in Gaza, as the Israeli military said it targeted a Hamas 'command and control centre'

"Can you help me take down the Texas lottery?" That's what a London banker-turned-bookmaker asked "acquaintances" in 2023, reports the Wall Street Journal. The plan was to buy "nearly every possible number in a coming drawing" — purchasing $1 tickets for 25.8 million possible combinations, since "The jackpot was heading to $95 million. If nobody else also picked the winning numbers, the profit would be nearly $60 million." Marantelli flew to the U.S. with a few trusted lieutenants. They set up shop in a defunct dentist's office, a warehouse and two other spots in Texas. The crew worked out a way to get official ticket-printing terminals. Trucks hauled in dozens of them and reams of paper... [Then Texas announced no winner in an earlier lottery, rolling its jackpot into another drawing three days later.] The machines — manned by a disparate bunch of associates and some of their children — screeched away nearly around the clock, spitting out 100 or more tickets every second. Texas politicians later likened the operation to a sweatshop. Trying to pull off the gambit required deep pockets and a knack for staying under the radar — both hallmarks of the secretive Tasmanian gambler who bankrolled the operation. Born Zeljko Ranogajec, he was nicknamed "the Joker" for his ability to pull off capers at far-flung casinos and racetracks. Adding to his mystique, he changed his name to John Wilson several decades ago. Among some associates, though, he still goes by Zeljko, or Z. Over the years, Ranogajec and his partners have won hundreds of millions of dollars by applying Wall Street-style analytics to betting opportunities around the world. Like card counters at a blackjack table, they use data and math to hunt for situations ripe for flipping the house edge in their favor. Then they throw piles of money at it, betting an estimated $10 billion annually. The Texas lottery play, one of their most ambitious operations ever, paid off spectacularly with a $57.8 million jackpot win. That, in turn, spilled their activities into public view and sparked a Texas-size uproar about whether other lotto players — and indeed the entire state — had been hoodwinked. Early this month, the state's lieutenant governor, Dan Patrick, called the crew's win "the biggest theft from the people of Texas in the history of Texas." In response to written questions addressed to Marantelli and Ranogajec, Glenn Gelband, a New Jersey lawyer who represents the limited partnership that claimed the Texas prize, said "all applicable laws, rules and regulations were followed...." Lottery officials and state lawmakers have taken steps to prevent a repeat. The article also looks at a group of Princeton University graduates calling themselves Black Swan Capital that's "won millions in recent years" by targetting state lottery drawings with unusually favorable odds. "State lottery directors say they are seeing more organized efforts to buy lottery tickets in bulk," according to the article, "but that the groups are largely operating legally and transparently..."

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Pete Hegseth said President Donald Trump is not afraid to escalate threats against a key US adversary by involving the Department of Defense if the country attempts to obtain nuclear weapons.

MasterChef star Graham Hornigold was blindsided by his estranged mother Dionne, who features in Netflix's Con Mum, after she revealed she had terminal cancer - but it was all just a terrible lie.

MailOnline takes a look at the weirdest, wackiest and worst homes to have ever hit the market, from a property with prison cells in its basement to a home designed to look like a Wetherspoon pub.

The Hollywood actor, 72, was thrown out of the ITV house after an altercation with Love Island's Chris Hughes , which saw him explode into an obscene rant.