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Once the sun comes out in Britain, it is only natural to feel the urge to prepare your garden for barbecues and outdoor parties to celebrate the warm weather.

The Liberty X singer, 45, flaunted her gym-honed physique in the strapless orange one-piece, raising her arms up to display her impressive muscles.

EXCLUSIVE: Officers employed at the Empress State Building in London, which includes teams specialising in organised crime and counter-terror, are being offered the activity on Thursday.

Motorists have been urged to reroute or delay their journeys

Criminals are arranging dates with unsuspecting victims before then ambushing them at home and ransacking their properties, Scotland Yard believes.

Some Americans are using AI programs like ChatGPT to ask for emotional support and advice. But clinical psychologist Paul Losoff warned against getting to close to robots.

He burst into tears as wife Stacey comforted him

Malcom Jones, 86, and his partner Patricia Webb, 82, were left distraught after the toilet facility at their much-loved sanctuary in Ebbw Vale, south Wales, was left 'totally destroyed' and 'beyond repair'.

Police should stop wasting their time investigating 'guff' and tell people reporting 'fluff and nonsense' on social media to 'grow up', one of Britain's top chiefs has said.

Tommy Robinson has lost a Court of Appeal challenge against his 18-month sentence for contempt of court.

Enterprise software optimization is accelerating as companies face potential budget freezes in 2025, according to new research from UBS reviewed by Slashdot. Following discussions with two leading SaaSOps vendors, analysts report that 21% of organizations cut their SaaS spend last year, with a staggering 30% of existing licenses sitting unused. SaaS rationalization efforts are targeting familiar categories: collaboration tools (Zoom, Teams, Slack), project management solutions, and sales engagement platforms. Back-office systems like Workday remain relatively insulated due to their stickiness and pricing leverage, while front-office software faces mixed pressures. "Companies were looking to return to spend growth in 2HF25 from cost cutting but now that might no longer be the case," one CEO told UBS.

Read more of this story at Slashdot.

The 78-year-old was joined by Charlene White, 44, Denise Welch, 66, and Mariella Frostup, 62, to chat about some of this week's newsworthy topics.

One Escape to the Country buyer needed Alistair Appleton's help to find a new home in the Suffolk countryside.

Josephine Ellis broke her hip after falling outside the GP surgery. During her ordeal in Norfolk, no staff brought out blankets to keep her warm on the cold October day.

If it erupted today, it's thought Yellowstone in the northwestern United States could cause a prolonged nuclear winter and global starvation.

Unite regional secretary Annmarie Kilcline, 61, lives in a clean and litter-free leafy street 50 miles away from Britain's rat-invested second city.

Maura Higgins and Pete Wicks 'completely ignored each other' and spent the night on 'opposite sides of the room' at a show afterparty.

Drivers were urged to avoid the area

HM Revenue & Customs estimates, revealed under freedom of information rules, have laid bare the scale of the stealth raid.

Locals of Hayling Island in Hampshire accused the local authority of having a preconception that they must be 'really rich' for owning the wooden sheds and so can afford the huge price increase.