Popular Essex tulip field to return in 2027 after huge success
More than 500,000 bulbs were planted at the site
Coleen Rooney splashes the cash as she enjoys a lavish shopping trip to Selfridges with son Klay, 12
The Wag, 40, shares Kai 16, Klay 12, Kit 10, and Cass, eight, with her former footballer husband Wayne.
Trump changes green card rules: Immigrants who express political opinions on social media can now be denied the path to citizenship
As part of the new guidance, immigration officers were told to focus on applicants who supposedly spread antisemitism 'through rhetorical or physical actions.'
Linux Drops ISDN Subsystem and Other Old Network Drivers
"Old code like amateur radio and NFC have long been a burden to core networking developers," reads the pull request.
And so Thursday Linus Torvald merged the pull request "to rid the Linux kernel of the old Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) subsystem," reports Phoronix, "and various other old network drivers largely for PCMCIA era network adapters."
This was the code suggested for removal given the recent influx of AI/LLM-generated bug reports against this dated code that likely has no active upstream users remaining... [W]ith the large language models and increased code fuzzing finding potential issues with these drivers for obsolete hardware, it's easier to just get rid of these drivers if no one is actively using the hardware from decades ago...
This merge lightens the kernel by 138,161 lines of code with ISDN gone and numerous old network adapters and also getting rid of legacy ATM device drivers as well as the amateur ham radio support. The main networking drivers removed affect the 3com 3c509 / 3c515 / 3c574 / 3c589, AMD Lance, AMD NMCLAN, SMSC SMC9194 / SMC91C92, Fujitsu FMVJ18X, and 8390 AX88190 / Ultra / WD80X3.
Linux 7.1 also has removed the long-obsolete bus mouse support as well as beginning to phase out Intel 486 CPU support and removing support for Russia's Baikal CPUs.
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Dua Lipa looks effortlessly chic in an array of snaps as she teases next album and gets back in the recording studio
The hitmaker, 30, wrapped her Radical Optimism tour in December and has already got to work on recording her fourth studio album.
Wife of ex-F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone 'buys £35million ocean view mansion in Portugal' in country's 'largest ever private house sale'
Reports suggest Fabiana Flosi, 46 years younger than 95-year-old Ecclestone, has agreed to buy the property in the resort area of Quinta da Marinha in Cascais
Amazing rediscovered photos show how Lakeside shopping centre has changed
You might even spot yourself in some photos
French widow, 85, ripped from her bed and thrown into ICE custody breaks silence after being deported and says she thought she'd die in custody
Marie-Therese Ross-Mahé was arrested at her Anniston, Alabama home on April 1. She has now revealed details of her 'very humiliating' arrest and how she feared she would die while in custody.
How to lose weight when perimenopause sabotages your metabolism: I'm a PT but when I hit 46, I piled on the pounds overnight. This is the 12-week programme that totally reset my body
Losing weight in your 40s can feel like stepping into unfamiliar territory. Habits that once worked suddenly don't. Energy fluctuates. Hormones shift.
Simple test can predict if a person will die within 24 hours - doctors claim it is 95 per cent accurate
Previous research suggests identifying these warning signs can indicate a 95 per cent probability of death within 48 hours.
Al Pacino reunites with ex Beverly D'Angelo, 74, for his 86th birthday...two decades after their split
That spirit of friendship was written all over their faces as they stepped out to celebrate The Godfather star's 86th birthday on Friday, a day early but evidently good things can't wait
White House Pushed Out New AI Official After Just Four Days on the Job
It's the U.S. government's main link to the AI industry, reports The Washington Post, working to assess national security risks of new models like Anthropic's "Mythos".
To run it they'd hired Collin Burns, who'd worked at OpenAI and then Anthropic. But Burns started work Monday at the Center for AI Standards and Innovation — and then "was pushed out Thursday by the White House, according to the people, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe private conversations."
Officials were concerned about Burns having worked at the AI company, which has fought bitterly with the Trump administration in recent months, according to one of the people and another person. That person said some senior figures at the White House had not been briefed on Burns's selection in advance... The new pick was Chris Fall, a scientist with a long career spanning the federal government and academia. Burns had been asked to resign that afternoon, according to one of the people familiar with the situation...
Dean Ball, a former Trump administration AI adviser, said on social media that Burns had given up valuable Anthropic stock and moved across the country to take the government position, and had been "rewarded by his country with a punch in the face." "Obviously what happened is Burns was bumped because of his association with Anthropic," Ball wrote. "A dumb but predictable own goal."
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Labour set to lose 'God-given right' in Birmingham heartlands: Starmer faces wipeout in local elections as support for pro-Palestine candidates soars
Britain's second largest city is on course to become what some experts say would be a 'microcosm of what we could see in 2029' after a general election .
Gemma Collins says David Haye and Jimmy Bullard should be 'disgusted with themselves' in scathing rant after storming off I'm A Celeb set during chaotic finale
The All Stars series, which has been plagued with bullying rows and controversial spats between feuding cast mates descended into chaos last night.
Why you should never ignore that sudden, sharp pain in your side: DR ELLIE reveals the terrifying signs of cancer that are often mistaken for a simple pulled muscle
One reader writes: My husband has constant phlegm in his throat and it seems to be getting worse. What could it be?
My dry eyes and mouth were signs of a devastating disease that mainly strikes women. I'm urging others to seek help as doctors warn a delay can be disastrous
Sheeraz Henderson had just arrived in France on holiday when she noticed her foot was swollen. She'd travelled on the Eurostar, 'so I wondered if it was from not moving around enough', she says.
PETER HITCHENS: If Trump wants to threaten us over the Falklands, isn't it time to return the favour?
Just in time for the King's mistaken visit to Donald Trump, which starts tomorrow, comes a new and spiteful threat from our supposed best friends, the Americans.
'How do these people do it?': MIC 'liggers' Ollie and Gareth Locke mysteriously land ANOTHER £4m home after being evicted from the last. But as OLIVIA KEMP reveals, their new well-heeled neighbours are less than impressed...
Their names are synonymous with Chelsea - sipping champagne in its bougie wine bars, partying in its exclusive nightclubs and rubbing designer-clad shoulders with the aristocracy.
Woman who married her own FATHER aged 20 then announced it on Facebook shares how she has moved on from incest grooming nightmare with new man... as her dad's latest disgrace is revealed
Samantha Kershner, 28, met her biological father Travis Fieldgrove when she was 17 years old. They got married three years later.
Alex Scott vows to end Football Focus on a high amid criticism following BBC's decision to axe show after 52 years
Alex Scott was all smiles while hosting her first edition of Football Focus since the BBC announced the show would be coming to an end, amid criticism over plummeting viewing figures during her tenure.