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The tribunal in south London heard a case brought by Ikhals Yousif after her dismissal from Ashley Church of England Primary School in Walton-on-Thames, Surrey.

Biohacker Bryan Johnson has revealed that he takes 2.5mg of Cialis, an erectile dysfunction medication every day to extend his lifespan

Brassic star Michelle Keegan took to social media to give her followers a look into her life as a new mum after welcoming her baby daughter with husband Mark Wright

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Tom's Hardware: Qualcomm has reportedly filed secret complaints against Arm with the European Commission, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC), and the Korea Fair Trade Commission. Qualcomm argues that Arm's open licensing approach helped build a robust hardware and software ecosystem. However, this ecosystem is under threat now as Arm moves to restrict that access to benefit its chip design business, namely compute subsystems (CSS) reference designs for client and datacenter processors and custom silicon based on CSS for large-scale clients. Qualcomm has presented its case to the EC, U.S. FTC, and Korea FTC behind closed doors and through formal filings, so it does not comment on the matter now. Arm rejected the accusations, stating that it is committed to innovation, competition, and upholding contract terms. The company called Qualcomm's move an attempt to shift attention from a wider commercial dispute between the two companies and use regulatory pressure for its benefit. Indeed, the antitrust complaints align with Qualcomm's arguments in a recent legal clash with Arm in Delaware. Qualcomm won that trial, as the court ruled that the company did not break the terms of its architecture license agreement (ALA) and technology license agreement (TLA) by acquiring Nuvia and using its IP in its Snapdragon X processors for client PCs. Arm said it would seek a retrial. However, Qualcomm seems to want to ensure that it will have access to Arm's instruction set architecture and technologies by filing complaints with antitrust regulators.

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Pippa's hedge fund manager husband James Matthews, 49, bought rural Bucklebury Farm with his business partner James Murray for £1.3m in March 2021.

Mi Suk Park, 54, has sued a property developer after she began purchasing a £1.5million luxury London flat, but then backed out claiming the apartment was not what she was shown in a brochure.

The actor was dressed as the Russian president, sporting hair and make-up to mimic the politician's image as he shot scenes with his co-stars.

It might sound contrary, but my favourite holiday isn't Christmas - it's Easter.

Accused killer Kohberger desperately wanted his Dick's Sporting Goods purchase to be inadmissible in his upcoming trial.

Chilling video footage captures the vehicle rolling towards a ledge near the Vittorio Emanuele bridge in Turin yesterday as helpless bystanders watch on in dread.

One of the most famous beaches in Europe has caused outrage with its latest announcement. 

Ricky Gervais has been forced to freeze plans to build a new £5 million riverside mansion in the Buckinghamshire town of Marlow after the Environment Agency cited a number of concerns.

Thursday's tragic submarine sinking in the Red Sea has so far left six people dead and nine more injured, after the tourist vessel failed off the coast of the Egyptian city of Hurghada. 

The actress, 30, took to her Instagram on Wednesday to show glimpse at the steamy photoshoot, which saw her pose up a storm in white striped robe.

Dave died at the age of 66 in February last year after a two-year battle with cancer, leaving his fans and loved ones devastated.

Organisers had applied for a higher noise level for the event

Speaking to Mamamia, journalist Isabelle Silberry, from Australia, shared the three questions she 'never thought to ask' to her son, but which 'opened up' important conversations.

Victims have been duped into investing tens of thousands of pounds into casks which do not exist, are overpriced or have been sold to multiple people, a BBC investigation found.

Viewing the six images, physicians said America's favorite action hero appeared to be wearing a 'masked expression' showing 'a little less' emotion.