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Season 3 of The White Lotus is out. Its star Leslie Bibb, 50, reveals what it's like on set in Thailand and how she coped being away from her Oscar-winning boyfriend

Fancy a Greek escape that marries the extreme relaxation of a glamorous resort with the buzz of exploring a historical city and its ancient sites?

Police had to force their way into the property in Alhaurin el Grande a half-hour drive inland from the Costa del Sol resort of Fuengirola.

There's everything to play for, but there ain't no Play Store

Huawei is bringing its triple-fold Mate XT smartphone to a global audience, but with an eye-watering reported price tag, the question is – who will want to buy it?…

The contract presented to Kyiv last week seemed more akin to the likes of an exploitative contract imposed on vanquished adversaries, not a mutually beneficial agreement between allies.

The speed limit on St John's Lane in Bristol was dropped from 30mph to 20mph in October 2024 with new signs put up on the road causing a dramatic rise in fines.

The ghost, which workers have affectionately named Paul to 'make them feel better,' has been spooking staff at The Fox & Hounds pub in Eckington, Derbyshire, for months.

The company has been accused of not answering emergency callouts and leaving families in mould-ridden homes

It comes after the the Welsh government has given councils the right to impose council tax bills four times higher than normal on second homes in a bid to stop locals being priced out.

The Duchess of Sussex, 43, has renamed her luxury lifestyle brand 'As Ever' and launched a website with a cover photo of her holding hands with her daughter Lilibet in the California sunshine.

Michael Parker, 43, died at the Salou Princess Hotel near Tarragona, on the southern coast of Spain, on June 12, 2023. He was accidentally hit by carer Harry Beckwith, who jumped on him in the pool.

The Duchess of Sussex , 43, has today revealed her revamp of American Riviera Orchard in an Instagram announcement.

Holly Willoughby is undoubtedly television royalty, reigning supreme with her polished presenting style, natural charm and enviable wardrobe.

Pregnant Michelle Keegan enjoyed a lavish 'girls only' day at Smith's Bar&Grill in London on Monday ahead of welcoming her first child. 

The Duchess of Sussex , 43, revealed on Tuesday Morning that her passion project American Riviera Orchard had been altered to As Ever.

PAjamian writes: Two years ago Red Hat announced an end to its public source code availability. This caused a great deal of outcry from the Enterprise Linux community at large. Since then many have waited for a statement from the Free Software Foundation concerning their stance on the matter. Now, nearly two years later the FSF has finally responded to questions regarding their stance on the issue with the following statement: Generally, we don't agree with what Red Hat is doing. Whether it constitutes a violation of the GPL would require legal analysis and the FSF does not give legal advice. However, as the stewards of the GNU GPL we can speak how it is intended to be applied and Red Hat's approach is certainly contrary to the spirit of the GPL. This is unfortunate, because we would expect such flagship organizations to drive the movement forward. When asked if the FSF would be willing to intervene on behalf of the community they had this to say:As of today, we are not aware of any issue with Red Hat's new policy that we could pursue on legal grounds. However, if you do find a violation, please follow these instructions and send a report to license-violation@gnu.org. Following is the full text of my original email to them and their response: Subject: Statement about recent changes in source code distribution for Red Hat Enterprise LinuxDate: 2023-07-16 00:39:51 > Hi,>> I'm a user of Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Rocky Linux and other Linux> distributions in the RHEL ecosystem. I am also involved in the EL> (Enterprise Linux) community which is being affected by the statements> and changes in policy made by Red Hat at> https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/furthering-evolution-centos-stream and> https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/red-hats-commitment-open-source-> response-gitcentosorg-changes> (note there are many many more links and posts about this issue which> I> believe you are likely already aware of). While a few of these> questions are answered more directly by the license FAQ some of them> are> not and there are a not insignificant number of people who would very> much appreciate a public statement from the FSF that answers these> questions directly.>> Can you please comment or release a statement about the Free Software> Foundation's position on this issue? Specifically:> Thank you for writing in with your questions. My apologies for the delay, but we are a small team with limited resources and can be challenging keeping up with all the emails we receive. Generally, we don't agree with what Red Hat is doing. Whether it constitutes a violation of the GPL would require legal analysis and the FSF does not give legal advice. However, as the stewards of the GNU GPL we can speak how it is intended to be applied and Red Hat's approach is certainly contrary to the spirit of the GPL. This is unfortunate, because we would expect such flagship organizations to drive the movement forward. > Is Red Hat's removal of sources from git.centos.org a violation of the> GPL and various other Free Software licenses for the various programs> distributed under RHEL?>> Is Red Hat's distribution of source RPMs to their customers under> their> subscriber agreement sufficient to satisfy the above mentioned> licenses?>> Is it a violation if Red Hat terminates a subscription early because> their customer exercised their rights under the GPL and other Free> Software licenses to redistribute the RHEL sources or create> derivative> works from them?>> Is it a violation if Red Hat refuses to renew a subscription that has> expired because a customer exercised their rights to redistribute or> create derivative works?>> A number of the programs distributed with RHEL are copyrighted by the> FSF, some examples being bash, emacs, GNU core utilities, gcc, gnupg> and> glibc. Given that the FSF has standing to act in this matter would> the> FSF be willing to intervene on behalf of the community in order to get> Red Hat to correct any of the above issues?> As of today, we are not aware of any issue with Red Hat's new policy that we could pursue on legal grounds. However, if you do find a violation, please [follow these instructions][0] and send a report to <license-violation@gnu.org>. [0]: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-violation.html If you are interested in something more specific on this, the Software Freedom Conservancy [published an article about the RHEL][1] situation and hosted a [panel at their conference in 2023][2]. These cover the situation fairly thoroughly. [1]: https://sfconservancy.org/blog/2023/jun/23/rhel-gpl-analysis/[2]: https://sfconservancy.org/blog/2023/jul/19/rhel-panel-fossy-2023/

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After many months of rumours, the tech giant is finally due to unveil a slew of new products on Wednesday. Here's what we expect to see.

Ben Dybowski, who worked at The Bishop of Llandaff school in Wales, told headteacher Marc Belli that 'a boy who identifies as a girl is not a girl'.

A rare oarfish that is said to predict 'something bad is going to happen' has washed up on a beach in the Canary Islands.

Do you ever wonder what people think when they see you? Perhaps you wish you could control their first impressions. Well, my job is to show you how you can.