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Three men who called themselves the three musketeers chased down a man walking his dog before he was stabbed to death in a street, a court has heard.

Three men who called themselves the three musketeers chased down a man walking his dog before he was stabbed to death in a street, a court has heard.

The man was stabbed in the chest after he asked the teens not to swear in front of his children

For the second time in a row now, US heiress Nicola Peltz has ditched Victoria Beckham's sleek designer credentials and instead sought out a hand-me-down vintage from her mother.

A special needs student was wrongly detained by the ICE agents while attending an orientation at Arleta High School in Los Angeles, leaving public officials and local parents petrified and furious.

EastEnders star Balvinder Sopal has been announced as the fifth contestant to join the Strictly Come Dancing 2025 line-up.

The victim suffered a broken ankle after being dragged for around 20 feet

The Duchess of York , 65, who was accused of having 'extramarital affairs' and 'exploiting' her royal status to make money in a explosive new book, carried on her with usual duties.

The MP for Witham has confirmed essential resurfacing is due to be carried out on the A12 southbound at the junction 22 slip road.

Governors said Chancellor Rachel Reeves 's 20 per cent levy, as well as increases in employer national insurance contributions were the final nails in the coffin for the 160-year-old institution.

This weekend, more than 12,000 beauty enthusiasts descended on Space NK's striking new flagship store at 214 Oxford Street - formerly part of the iconic old Topshop before its closure in 2021.

The vigilante, who has been praised by some and criticised by others, has been questioned by detectives from British Transport Police (BTP) after coming forward to give his side of the story.

Professor Michelle Spear, a professor of anatomy at the University of Bristol, has revealed five proven methods to stop your partner snoring.

Katie Price's ex-husband Kieran Hayler has issued a public apology to his former stepdaughter Princess Andre after she admitted: 'I wish I could have had a happier childhood.'

A fisherman has managed to catch a massive 9ft-long catfish after battling with the beast for nearly an hour.  

Aside from glam, includes cool features like standalone GNOME Flashback session with no GNOME shell

Debian 13 has arrived, now with RISC-V and preconfigured "blends" right in the main installer.…

From the cuisine, sightseeing and accommodation, there's a lot to think about when travelling. But one key consideration is how safe the destination is.

This is the intense moment a woman was left dangling 30ft in the air after falling from a ferris wheel in Bhatapara, Chhattisgarh, India.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from MIT Technology Review: Physicists have created a new type of radar that could help improve underground imaging, using a cloud of atoms in a glass cell to detect reflected radio waves. The radar is a type of quantum sensor, an emerging technology that uses the quantum-mechanical properties of objects as measurement devices. It's still a prototype, but its intended use is to image buried objects in situations such as constructing underground utilities, drilling wells for natural gas, and excavating archaeological sites. [...] The glass cell that serves as the radar's quantum component is full of cesium atoms kept at room temperature. The researchers use lasers to get each individual cesium atom to swell to nearly the size of a bacterium, about 10,000 times bigger than the usual size. Atoms in this bloated condition are called Rydberg atoms. When incoming radio waves hit Rydberg atoms, they disturb the distribution of electrons around their nuclei. Researchers can detect the disturbance by shining lasers on the atoms, causing them to emit light; when the atoms are interacting with a radio wave, the color of their emitted light changes. Monitoring the color of this light thus makes it possible to use the atoms as a radio receiver. Rydberg atoms are sensitive to a wide range of radio frequencies without needing to change the physical setup... This means a single compact radar device could potentially work at the multiple frequency bands required for different applications. [Matthew Simons, a physicist at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), who was a member of the research team] tested the radar by placing it in a specially designed room with foam spikes on the floor, ceiling, and walls like stalactites and stalagmites. The spikes absorb, rather than reflect, nearly all the radio waves that hit them. This simulates the effect of a large open space, allowing the group to test the radar's imaging capability without unwanted reflections off walls.The researchers placed a radio wave transmitter in the room, along with their Rydberg atom receiver, which was hooked up to an optical table outside the room. They aimed radio waves at a copper plate about the size of a sheet of paper, some pipes, and a steel rod in the room, each placed up to five meters away. The radar allowed them to locate the objects to within 4.7 centimeters. The team posted a paper on the research to the arXiv preprint server in late June.

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Liam and Noel Gallagher are being warned to keep their views of Donald Trump to themselves to avoid jeopardizing Oasis's US tour.