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Sarah Ferguson had made her first Wimbledon appearance in over two decades, yesterday. The Duchess of York was spotted at the competition with her daughter Princess Beatrice

Charlize Theron has unleashed a furious tirade against Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez 's $20million Venetian wedding.

An Afghan asylum seeker was a child when he arrived in Britain, despite having grey hairs and authorities finding he lacked a 'youthful glow', a UK judge has ruled. 

The Dutch royal family appeared in high spirits as they gathered in front of the Huis ten Bosch Palace in The Hague - a picturesque place for their photoshoot.

The British 18-year-old claimed she has a 'scar' that proves she was violently coerced into trafficking the narcotics and has no idea what country she is even in.

She died from stab wounds earlier this year

Like many of us juggling careers and family lives, my mind often feels like a browser with a hundred tabs open at once.

A man who underwent the world's first face and double hand transplant has revealed what it was like being in a three-month coma after his major operation.

Carlos Alcaraz has called Emma Raducanu 'the boss' in their doubles partnership and said he will 'do whatever she wants me to do'. They are teaming up at the US Open in August.

The gardener, from Christchurch, Dorset, was blasted off his feet as lightning struck a tree and 'bounced', zapping his fishing rod.

Copilot's confidence was... misplaced

Not content with humiliating ChatGPT at the hands of Video Chess on an Atari 2600 emulator, Robert Caruso has tried again, this time with Microsoft's Copilot.…

The delicacy, neither male nor female, comes in packs of four for £1.50 and is described as 'light and fluffy crumpets, just as fun as they are delicious'.

The Dutch royal had been stood right next to her husband King Willem-Alexander and Trump as they posed for pictures after the US president arrived in the European country.

The stand-up comedian, 63, - who likes to go by the name Suzy but doesn't mind being called by her birth name Eddie - opted for a bright pink mini skirt as she enjoyed a walk in Soho on Monday.

The update on the victims came as Roley's family expressed their grief and sorrow for those the 20-year-old hurt after allegedly lighting a bush on fire and ambushing the first responders.

AJ Odudu's secret fiancé is an American art director who's planning a move to the UK, MailOnline can reveal.

The former One Direction star, 31, partied into the early hours with pals at Worthy Farm on Saturday, and was seen getting very close to a woman in the VIP area.

On Monday night the Islanders took part in the iconic and much-loved heart-rate challenge - and it certainly shocked viewers.

We are currently in the middle of an amber heat alert

An anonymous reader quotes a report from TechCrunch: The U.S. Department of Justice announced on Monday that it had taken several enforcement actions against North Korea's money-making operations, which rely on undercover remote IT workers inside American tech companies to raise funds for the regime's nuclear weapons program, as well as to steal data and cryptocurrency. As part of the DOJ's multi-state effort, the government announced the arrest and indictment of U.S. national Zhenxing "Danny" Wang, who allegedly ran a years-long fraud scheme from New Jersey to sneak remote North Korean IT workers inside U.S. tech companies. According to the indictment, the scheme generated more than $5 million in revenue for the North Korean regime. [...] From 2021 until 2024, the co-conspirators allegedly impersonated more than 80 U.S. individuals to get remote jobs at more than 100 American companies, causing $3 million in damages due to legal fees, data breach remediation efforts, and more. The group is said to have run laptop farms inside the United States, which the North Korean IT workers could essentially use as proxies to hide their provenance, according to the DOJ. At times, they used hardware devices known as keyboard-video-mouse (KVM) switches, which allow one person to control multiple computers from a single keyboard and mouse. The group allegedly also ran shell companies inside the U.S. to make it seem like the North Korean IT workers were affiliated with legitimate local companies, and to receive money that would then be transferred abroad, the DOJ said. The fraudulent scheme allegedly also involved the North Korean workers stealing sensitive data, such as source code, from the companies they were working for, such as from an unnamed California-based defense contractor "that develops artificial intelligence-powered equipment and technologies."

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