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Former TOWIE and Ex On The Beach star Jordan Wright, 33, from Basildon, Essex, has been found dead after drowning in a drainage canal in Thailand.

‘Project Sunrise’ needs a network that doesn’t exist, a rocket that’s hardly flown, and FCC approval

Jeff Bezos’ space company Blue Origin has applied to launch up to 51,600 datacenter satellites.…

The Iranian women's footballers who came to Australia to compete in the AFC Asian Cup have returned home, with one player making a big claim about her interactions with local police

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The footage, first published by the Daily Mail in 2023, has resurfaced as Paul's season of The Bachelorette was sensationally axed by ABC just days before its planned premiere.

It sounds more like something out of a futuristic sci-fi movie. But aviation history was made in Scotland yesterday when the country's first all-electric aircraft took to the skies.

Juliette Kenny died one day after first showing symptoms including vomiting and discolouration in her cheeks

BBC Radio 1’s Charlie Hedges headlines Chelmsford’s Street Eats 'n' Beats Festival 2024 with top DJs, street food, family fun, and live music in Central Park.

BBC Radio 1’s Charlie Hedges headlines Chelmsford’s Street Eats 'n' Beats Festival 2024 with top DJs, street food, family fun, and live music in Central Park.

Aaron Allsop, 27, appeared before Chelmsford Crown Court on Tuesday to face the two charges.

Usher and Scooter Braun shepherded Bieber's rise to fame when he was 13 and 14, signing him to their label after winning a bidding war against Justin Timberlake .

A capybara is on the loose after escaping from a zoo, and staff are calling for the public's help tracking it down.

Enterprise tools have detected impossible logins for years. Zuck’s human mods couldn’t join the dots

Meta has revealed it’s tested using AI for content moderation chores and found it does better than humans.…

Yvette Cooper vowed that 'climate and nature' would continue to be one of the three priorities of Britain's foreign aid programme as it 'protects people and prevents future crises'.

Anthony Albanese and Tony Burke have been heckled in Lakemba Mosque when protestors began yelling 'Genocide supporters' and 'Allah Akbar'.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Register: A lobbying trade body for smaller cloud providers is asking the European Commission to impose interim measures blocking Broadcom from terminating the VMware Cloud Service Provider program, calling the decision a death sentence for some tech suppliers and an illegal squeeze on customer choice. As The Reg revealed in January, Broadcom shuttered the scheme, a move sources claimed affects hundreds of CSPs across Europe and curtails options for enterprises buying VMware software and services. The Cloud Infrastructure Service Provider in Europe (CISPE) trade group, representing nearly 50 tech suppliers, filed the complaint today with the EC Directorates-General, accusing Broadcom of bully-boy tactics, and calling for authorities to halt what it terms as "ongoing abuse." Francisco Mingorance, CISPE secretary general, said of the complaint: "Businesses -- both cloud providers and their customers -- are being irreparably damaged by Broadcom's unfair actions, which we believe are illegal. "After imposing outrageous and unjustified price hikes immediately following the acquisition of VMware, Broadcom is now applying the 'coup de grace'. We need urgent intervention to force them to change. The only way to stop bullies is to stand up to them." CISPE claims that, since Broadcom completed its $69 billion takeover of VMware in October 2023, prices have risen tenfold, payment is demanded upfront, products are bundled regardless of customer need, and minimum commitments are based on potential rather than actual consumption. The VMware Cloud Service Provider (VCSP) program officially closed in January and all transactions must be complete by March 31. After that date, only a select group of suppliers will be able to sell VMware subscriptions -- either standalone or as part of a broader service. Across Europe, we're told this equates to hundreds of businesses losing their authorization. For some, the loss of VCSP status effectively destroys their market. Those whose operations were built around VMware must now hand customers to another authorized supplier or begin the costly migration to an alternative platform. Broadcom said in a statement responding to the complaint: "Broadcom strongly disagrees with the allegations by CISPE, an organization funded by hyperscalers, which misrepresent the realities of the market. We continue to be committed to investing significantly in our European VMware Cloud Service Provider partners... helping them offer alternatives to the hyperscalers and meet the evolving needs of European businesses and organizations."

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The Tory leader criticised members of the public who failed to intervene, letting criminals 'think they can get away with it'.

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Labour is facing such a drubbing at the May local elections that Keir Starmer will be forced from office, union leaders predicted on Thursday.

University of Kent student Alex Razas, 19, spent days in hospital after attending the club now believed to be at the centre of the outbreak.