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The woman has made a string of claims online that she has been in a relationship with the Celebrity Big Brother star, and has even said he's extorted £700 million from her.

Brady Harmon has revealed the text messages he received on the same day investigators believe his ex-wife began orchestrating the mass poisoning.

The model, 33, was scouted at the age of 14 on her way home from school in London and booked her first catwalk show with Marc Jacobs just three years later.

Martha Stewart, 85, said she recently attended the event in California, which the Duchess of Sussex also went to, and the pair briefly spoke.

For a century or more, an independent broadcast media has been vital to modern democracy. But now, amid the destabilising rise of streaming giants such as Netflix, that noble ideal is under threat.

A two-storey converted pub would be demolished and replaced by a 13-storey tower that could see thousands of worshippers attend, planning documents showed.

The manufacturer says AI should be deployed nationwide to monitor and report road defects, while utility companies should face tougher oversight to ensure roads are properly reinstated after works.

I asked for hot food and drink on the train from Edinburgh to Birmingham, but was told there was not enough staff and given a can of coke and a packet of shortbread instead.

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Longtime Slashdot readers schwit1 and fjo3 shared a report about BMW displaying a Spider-Man promotion on connected vehicle screens in more than 70 markets. According to reports, drivers had to play or dismiss the ad before they could use the infotainment system. Futurism reports: BMW, showing that it was about as in-touch as its drivers are familiar with turn signals, teased the promotion as a "special surprise." According to The Autopian's coverage and the heaps of complaints online, the ad appears on the center console screen when you start up the car. When the ad's done playing -- a cheap looking animation that doesn't come close to warranting all this hubbub -- it even has the gall to ask you to scan a QR code. While it does give you the option to play or skip the "festive animation," it's still an annoying extra step drivers have to take before pulling up the map they need or the music they want to listen to. It's also a breach of trust: drivers keep their cars connected so they receive critical software updates, not unexpectedly see ads when they're trying to hit the road. Few owners were pleased. Enthusiasts in the r/BMW subreddit had a veritable meltdown when someone posted footage of the ad playing on their infotainment system.

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Essex fire crews have continued to support efforts to tackle a major wildfire that broke out across the border at Dunwich Heath in Suffolk.

Essex fire crews have continued to support efforts to tackle a major wildfire that broke out across the border at Dunwich Heath in Suffolk.

In the latest example of the technology going rogue, AI software attempted to break into a database 19 times while being tested by the AI Security Institute, Britain's AI watchdog.

The global beer price rankings are in, revealing where to find the cheapest drinks - and the cities where a night at the bar could leave you shocked.

Weight loss jabs like Mounjaro and Wegovy have now been linked to at least 216 UK deaths, the Daily Mail can reveal.

She might not have spoken to him for a decade but Suri Noelle can't escape her A-lister dad in the looks department.

The 74-year-old musical artist 'has made the difficult decision to step back from live performances for the foreseeable future,' a statement on his Facebook page read.

Greta (previously) sends us more updates from her "Ancient Development Environment".

An important task an IDE must do is report build errors to its users. Arguably, that's one of the most important parts. I wouldn't know, I insist on building from the CLI all the time, because IDEs confuse and frighten me. I recognize I'm the weird one here, who is more comfortable in GDB than in a GUI debugger, but this isn't about me, it's about the IDE Greta is using.

It needs to display an error. Why does it need to display an error? Well, Greta hasn't figured that out yet. The error I'm about to show you doesn't really explain what happened or why or give any hint as to what needs to be done to fix it. To make matters more confusing, it doesn't happen consistently, so simply re-running the build could potentially fix it.

None of that is why we're here, though. What makes this a WTF is how the error is displayed:

Greta shares her bullet points about what she hates about this:

• It's a popup that happens arbitrarily during build, under unknown conditions
• It says nothing about what went wrong, or indeed if anything went wrong
• It's in a non-user-legible XHTML format. It shows the markup of this XHTML rather than it being rendered.
• It arguably shows the XHTML markup in the worst way possible: in a tree view (?!) with one row per source line
• The markup isn't even well-formed. I'll let you count the reasons why.
• The control used is from some sort of legacy windowing toolkit that doesn't support text anti-aliasing.
• The first button on the upper-left, "Get latest C++ Builder Direct headlines from the Internet", does nothing.

I'd honestly forgotten about the era when the Internet was still kinda novel so every application had a "push a button and go to our web page, and this somehow definitely won't just break when we change our URL structure in the future."

Greta adds:

For all of the hatred I harbour for this, the second button ("Information about C++ Builder Direct") brings up the following powerful dose of 90s nostalgia, so I can't stay mad:

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The victims were rushed to a major trauma centre after stabbings near Covent Garden in central London.

Scarlett, who is now pregnant with the couple's second child, revealed last year that she had returned to work after a two-year hiatus, with Scott then taking over the reins.