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Fans of the BBC show will finally get to know who will make it to this year's final later today (9 April).

Love Island's Bayley Mummery was the driving force in convincing his mother, Liz, to take in Dexter after they met the adorable pup for the first time.

Sam Thompson has revealed how he really feels about his ex Zara McDermott's boyfriend Louis Tomlinson for the first time. 

Smoking may increase the risk of dementia in a surprising way, scientists say - by disrupting communication between the lungs and the brain.

UK and US customers stuck waiting after fleet management SaaS vendor took affected environments offline

A cybersecurity incident has knocked FleetWave into a "major outage" across the UK and US after Chevin Fleet Solutions pulled parts of its SaaS platform offline and left customers scrambling for answers.…

Gerhardt Konig, 47, was accused of trying to killed his nuclear engineer wife Arielle Konig on her birthday in Oahu on March 24, 2025.

Raymond Simpson, 78, is accused of defrauding elderly homeowners so he could buy land in Spain for property developments between January 2014 and April 2018 Southwark Crown Court heard.

Tanner Horner, 34, whined to police shortly after he was picked up for murdering Strand in November 2022.

Nancy Pexton (left) has gone on trial charged with murdering her sister, Jennifer Abbott (right), last year. Prosecutors said the defendant, who turns 70 on Friday, also took her sister's Rolex watch.

Sky Sports' Anna Jackson was working at Augusta National's annual Par 3 event on the eve of golf's most iconic tournament when she tried to grab a quick word with 90-year-old Player.

Ministers promise it will also accelerate the installation process, meaning new devices can be fitted in just days rather than waiting months while seeking approval from councils.

Boys who receive the HPV vaccine could slash their risk of developing cancer by nearly half, a major new study suggests.

Cricket fans in London are being invited to dupe their bosses by 'WFO' - 'Working From Oval' - with desks and super-fast WiFi at matches.

Located just 30 minutes from Dublin, this charming Irish village boasts 20 stone cottages and was once owned by Ryanair co-founder Tony Ryan.

A warning has been issued after ordinary 50p coins were listed for thousands of pounds online around the Colchester area.

A warning has been issued after ordinary 50p coins were listed for thousands of pounds online around the Colchester area.

Residents called it a 'total mess' and complained of the difficulty of getting doctors appointments

BrianFagioli writes: Little Snitch, the well known macOS tool that shows which applications are connecting to the internet, is now being developed for Linux. The developer says the project started after experimenting with Linux and realizing how strange it felt not knowing what connections the system was making. Existing tools like OpenSnitch and various command line utilities exist, but none provided the same simple experience of seeing which process is connecting where and blocking it with a click. The Linux version uses eBPF for kernel level traffic interception, with core components written in Rust and a web based interface that can even monitor remote Linux servers. During testing on Ubuntu, the developer noticed the system was relatively quiet on the network. Over the course of a week, only nine system processes made internet connections. By comparison, macOS reportedly showed more than one hundred processes communicating externally. Applications behave similarly across platforms though. Launching Firefox immediately triggered telemetry and advertising related connections, while LibreOffice made no network connections at all during testing. The early release is meant primarily as a transparency tool to show what software is doing on the network rather than a hardened security firewall.

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Sam Altman's datacenter dreams hit a wall of watts and wonkery, cooling Britain's AI ambitions

OpenAI is pausing its planned Stargate datacenter project in the UK just months after announcing it, citing the regulatory environment and cost of energy as reasons for putting it on hold.…

When this slightly awkward looking blender landed on my desk I was a tad skeptical, but after giving it a whirl over a couple of weeks, it has somewhat surpassed my expectations.