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The front door of the rock legend's £7million Maida Vale mansion - which he bought with his third wife Sally in 2017 - was for years decorated in bright pink paint.

It's a debate that splits the nation - does chocolate belong in the fridge or the cupboard? Now, scientists have revealed the definitive answer.

Dame Helen Mirren, 80, born in Leigh-on-Sea, Essex, has been awarded Companion of Honour in the King's Birthday Honours for her services to drama

Resurfacing work is due to take place on the A12 tonight following an earlier crash.

Resurfacing work is due to take place on the A12 tonight following an earlier crash.

Colin Appleton woke up in hospital unable to remember his family

Does British justice need its head examined? I rather think it does. The slow, dragging, unjust misery inflicted on Lucy Letby has gone on long enough.

The extensive building work is finished, the finishing touches have been applied and, just in time for the summer season, the new £6million promenade is ready.

After interviewing more than 60 specialists, investigative author Christopher Morris raises questions about controversial claims that Letby poisoned the babies with insulin.

A mother is fighting for her life after a shark attack at Sydney's Coogee Beach on Saturday morning.

Residents say they shop elsewhere - but the vamp 'could change all that'

Cycling vigilante Adrian Chapmanlaw clashed with an 'advanced driver' over who had to give way when they approached a crossroads from opposite directions at the same time.

Welcome to the latest chapter of the Katie Price show. In fact doesn't it feel like she's directing a movie of herself

Soon after the British former Olympic gold medallist married Princess Anne, their relationship was plagued by infidelity on both sides.

Royal fan David Beckham may have had his Cotswolds home designed in the shape of a letter 'E' in homage to Queen Elizabeth II who he adored.

The former TOWIE star was found dead with head injuries in Majorca after running through a single-glazed glass door at a holiday villa five weeks ago on May 6.

Simon Ritter joined Sun Microsystems in 1996 and spent time working in both Java development and consultancy. He's now written an opinion piece for InfoWorld warning that "Between 2029 and 2032, every currently supported long-term support (LTS) version of Java will reach end-of-support within a single three-year window." That's Java 17 in 2029, Java 8 in 2030, Java 21 in 2031, and Java 11 in 2032... On paper, this looks like a manageable upgrade cycle. In practice, it creates a collision of timelines that most enterprises have failed to forecast. Organizations attempting to modernize incrementally — moving application by application, version by version — are operating on a model that the calendar has already rendered obsolete... [W]hen every major Java version expires in the same compressed window, sequential planning collapses. By the time this becomes obvious, organizations will be forced into reactive mode, making rushed decisions under extreme pressure. For organizations planning traditional stepwise upgrades — Java 8 to Java 11 to Java 17 to Java 21 — this convergence elevates a routine maintenance task into a structural crisis. Enterprises with large Java estates will be forced to upgrade multiple applications across multiple versions simultaneously to maintain security compliance and business continuity. "Parallel modernization requires parallel capacity — something most organizations haven't budgeted for," he points out. "This explains why traditional approaches struggle to scale."

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MPs told that while concerns over handsets and social media grows, evidence they're changing children's brains is limited

Justin Trudeau continued to take the heat after the former prime minister explained why he missed Canada's World Cup opener to go watch girlfriend Katy Perry sing at the US' opener instead.

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT. Video shows a 21-year-old woman being carried by two workers before being hurled over the edge of Skeleton Bridge, in Limeira, Brazil.