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The actress, 68, exuded elegance in shimmering black dress that clung to her enviable curves and featured ruched detailing to cinch her in at her svelte waist.

The man in his 20s also reported he was assaulted by one of the men who was holding a knife and he sustained some scratch marks on his torso.

QD is rolling back the price of the nostalgic chocolate treat to its original 1990s cost in 31 stores nationwide.

SUV drivers should be taxed proportionately for the impact their cars have on our roads and the environment under new calls for Rachel Reeves to target heavier vehicles.

Dua was among the celebrities turning heads with her ensemble as she strutted out in a tasselled black gown that teased a glimpse of her toned physique.

Redford was a mentor to Pitt - who looked a lot like the icon - when they first met in the early 1990s. Redford was directing Pitt in the soulful A River Runs Through It, when they first broke bread.

What exactly was it about the heartthrob that made him so attractive? According to Dr Julian De Silva, a cosmetic surgeon based in London, it all comes down to the Greek Golden Ratio of Beauty.

Ruben Amorim may have earned the backing of Manchester United's owners for now - but his job is hanging by a thread after receiving an avalanche of criticism from legends of the club.

A search for "AI chat" in the Mac App Store returns dozens of applications sporting black-and-white icons nearly identical to ChatGPT's official logo. OpenAI's ChatGPT desktop application isn't available through the Mac App Store and can only be downloaded from the company's website. The copycat applications use various combinations of "AI," "Chat," and "Bot" in their names, including "AI Chat Bot : Ask Assistant," "AI Chatbot: Chat Ask Assistant," and dozens of similar variations. One application named itself "Al Chatbot" using a lowercase L instead of a capital I in "AI." Additional lookalike icons mimicking Claude, Grok, and Gemini applications also appear in search results.

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Following his pay bump, Sir Sadiq is on a salary of £170,282 for his role overseeing the capital.

A 'magical' looking sea that twinkles brightly in the night has become one of the Maldives' top tourist attraction.

French charity Auberge des Migrants, which has mounted a campaign against the 'one-in, one-out' policy, said two deportations had now been cancelled.

In the ITV studio, talk turned to whether female perpetrators are judged more harshly for their crimes.

'Old school' farmer Stephen Smith, 60, from Studland, Dorset, went after a teenage boy on his tractor and threatened to shoot him after catching him outside his daughter's bedroom, a court heard.

DSAG players grappling with cloud migration want more consistency with commercial models

DSAG, the SAP user group for Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, has called for greater transparency in cloud licensing to enable the migration and upgrade of on-prem systems to the cloud.…

A strong earthquake has hit near Alaska, sparking fears of a tsunami among residents. The seismic activity has triggered an immediate response as officials assess potential impacts.

Downing Street was in meltdown as Keir Starmer lurched into a fresh crisis. The PM struggled to explain why he kept backing Peter Mandelson in another disastrous day.

The coffin carrying the body of Duchess of Kent, the wife of the late Queen's cousin the Duke of Kent, will be taken by hearse to the Royal Burial Ground at Frogmore in Windsor today.

An anonymous reader shares a report: Anyone who surveys the public, from marketers to pollsters, struggles nowadays to get people to answer their questions. That phenomenon afflicts crucial government data, making it harder for policymakers and investors to know the true state of the economy. Falling survey participation is an important reason the flagship jobs report released every month by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, part of the Labor Department, has undergone such big revisions recently. This has rippled into the political sphere. On Aug. 1, President Trump fired BLS Commissioner Erika McEntarfer after a particularly large downward revision to jobs for May and June that owed partly to late responses from survey participants. The White House and top administration officials increased their attacks on the BLS last week after the agency published an annual revision suggesting the U.S. added 911,000 fewer jobs over the 12 months through March. The BLS blamed the initial overestimate partly on response rates. [...] One hypothesis is known as survey fatigue: People are being asked to answer too many questionnaires. Jonathan Eggleston, a senior economist at the U.S. Census Bureau, found in a 2024 study that recent participants in that agency's monthly and annual surveys, which are voluntary, were less likely to answer the 2020 census by mail, phone or online, without a knock on the door. Another is the rise of cellphones with caller ID. In the days of landlines, people had to pick up the phone to know who was calling. These days, many decline to answer callers they don't recognize.

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People need a collection licence to collect money or sell items on the street for charity