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The photographs that accompanied each release told a parallel story of what extreme deprivation, uncertainty, and suffering can do to a human body and spirit.

Mia Goth ensured all eyes were on her on Monday evening as she joined her co-star Jacob Elordi at the premiere of Frankenstein during the 69th BFI London Film Festival.

Former NSW homicide detective Gary Jubelin believes that police are now looking 'further afield' for the 'sake of completeness' in the renewed search for four-year-old Gus Lamont.

Two-year-old pitbull Ruby was bought from Zoltan Borbe, a kennel owner said to have connections to an animal abuse syndicate, who met the buyer in Amsterdam.

They aren't the first to pack their bags and ditch home to voyage overseas. But a couple has revealed why they sold everything to travel the world - and returned after six months.

The TOWIE star, 34, and her footballer husband Rio 46, swapped their life in south-east London for the sun-soaked desert in the United Arab Emirates back in August.

Palmer Luckey's defense tech firm Anduril has unveiled EagleEye, an AI-powered mixed-reality combat helmet built in partnership with Meta. The system integrates AR displays, spatial audio, and drone control to create what Luckey calls "a new teammate" for soldiers. "The idea of an AI partner embedded in your display has been imagined for decades. EagleEye is the first time it's real," said Luckey. The Verge reports: Anduril, which also manufactures border control tech, lethal drones, and military aircraft, has been developing EagleEye since its inception, and already provides software for the Army's existing MR goggles, based on Microsoft's HoloLens hardware. Its partnership with Meta was announced this May, and the company told TechCrunch at the time that the collaboration was to develop EagleEye. It's a reunion of sorts for Luckey and Mark Zuckerberg, after Meta purchased Luckey's then-start-up Oculus in 2014 and fired the founder three years later.

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During the festive period, the UK is at its best. With Christmas markets and mulled wine on every corner, it seems the cold weather invited cozy nights and twinkling lights.

A popular Cornish holiday park is facing a High Court claim worth more than £1 million after a young girl has been left brain damaged in a horror accident on its grounds.

Systems from Nvidia, Dell, and others available starting Oct. 15

Nvidia's tiniest Grace-Blackwell workstation is finally making its way to store shelves this week, the better part of a year after the GPU giant first teased the AI mini PC, then called Project Digits, at CES.…

The England international gave assurances through his lawyer at Nottingham Magistrates' Court on Monday that he would retrospectively register his dog Harlo by a new deadline of December 12.

Justin Baldoni's former agent accused Blake Lively of 'extortion' as the never ending legal war centered around the film It Ends With Us intensifies even more.

Last month it was revealed how he was said to have lodged his lawsuit at London's High Court and vowed to 'not go quietly'.

Selma Blair revealed she's going to 'live longer than she thought' after her multiple sclerosis went into remission following years of having symptoms dismissed by doctors.

The siren - who used to be wed to Tom Cruise - was posing for Clé de Peau Beaute, a skincare brand she is the spokesperson for. She posted the snapshots to her Instagram page.

Appearing on Strictly must be a daunting experience, regardless of how used you are to the celebrity spotlight. Vicky Pattison has told of her intense 'anxiety' at competing this year.

The President's landmark address was typical of the imperious ambition of the Donald to kick-start a new dawn in Middle East politics. This was the Trump show.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Reuters: Britain said on Monday it had issued U.S. internet forum site 4chan with a $26,644 fine for failing to provide information about the risk of illegal content on its service, marking the first penalty under the new online safety regime. Media regulator Ofcom said 4chan had not responded to its request for a copy of its illegal harms risk assessment nor a second request relating to its qualifying worldwide. Ofcom said it would take action against any service which "flagrantly fails to engage with Ofcom and their duties under the Online Safety Act" and they should expect to face penalties. The act, which is designed to protect children and vulnerable users from illegal content online, has caused tension between U.S. tech companies and Britain. Critics of the law have said it threatens free speech and targets U.S. companies. Technology minister Liz Kendall said the government "fully backed" Ofcom in taking action. "This fine is a clear warning to those who fail to remove illegal content or protect children from harmful material," she said. 4chan and Kiwi Farms filed a lawsuit in the United States against Ofcom in August, arguing that the threats and fines issued by the regulator "constitute foreign judgements that would restrict speech under U.S. law." The lawsuit claims that both entities are entirely based in the U.S., have no operations in the U.K., and therefore are not subject to its local laws.

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Britain's Got Talent arrived in Blackpool on Monday, as auditions for the ITV show's 19th series continue.

Jaelynn Chaney, 29, shot to internet fame as a fat rights activist, before she vanished from social media earlier this year.