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Kim Woodburn didn't hold back. Her scouring judgments on just about everyone who dared cross her were caustic enough to strip the skin - 'verbal Vim', as one critic described them.

Few criminal cases in modern British history have played on the public conscience quite like that of Lucy Letby. A neonatal nurse convicted of killing babies under her care, writes JEREMY HUNT.

Reza Pahlavi, the son of the last Shah to rule before Iran's 1979 Islamic Revolution, says he wants to replace Ayatollah Khamenei's regime with a 'national and democratic government'

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Excluded from the Garter parade, Prince Andrew's public banishment continued yesterday with his non-appearance at Royal Ascot.

Some 15,779 clips of dangerously close overtaking were submitted by cyclists to police forces in England and Wales last year.

When Meghan Markle first stepped into the world of the Royal Family, she liked to portray herself as a UN ambassador and do-gooder environmentalist.

Chelsea's opening match against Los Angeles FC, played at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia, was more than three-quarters empty with just 22,000 fans inside the 75,000-capacity venue.

Food Network star Anne Burrell's heartbreaking final social media post has been revealed in wake of her shock death at 55.

Lawyers for Perry denied all of the allegations, calling the lawsuit 'a scam' and saying that they were 'confident these fabricated claims of harassment will fail.'

An anonymous reader shares a report: Microsoft has a long history of being criticized for coming up with clunky product names, and for changing them so often it's hard for customers to keep up. The company's own employees once joked in a viral video that the iPod would have been called the "Microsoft I-pod Pro 2005 XP Human Ear Professional Edition with Subscription" had it been created by Microsoft. The latest gripe among some employees and customers: The company's tendency to slap "Copilot" on everything AI. "There is a delusion on our marketing side where literally everything has been renamed to have Copilot it in," one employee told Business Insider late last year. "Everything is Copilot. Nothing else matters. They want a Copilot tie-in for everything." Now, an advertising watchdog is weighing in. The Better Business Bureau's National Advertising Division reviewed Microsoft's advertising for its Copilot AI tools. NAD called out Microsoft's "universal use of the product description as 'Copilot'" and said "consumers would not necessarily understand the difference," according to a recent report from the watchdog. "Microsoft is using 'Copilot' across all Microsoft Office applications and Business Chat, despite differences in functionality and the manual steps that are required for Business Chat to produce the same results as Copilot in a specific Microsoft Office app," NAD further explained in an email to BI. NAD did not mention any specific recommendations on product names. But it did say Microsoft should modify claims that Copilot works "seamlessly across all your data" because all of the company's tools with the Copilot moniker don't work together continuously in a way consumers might expect.

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The might of the world's foremost military superpower was bearing down on Iran last night - an armada of American ships and aircraft that could reduce the country to rubble.

Shocking new footage shows students dangling from balconies and shimmying down tied-up bed sheets to escape the inferno caused by the deadly Air India crash. 

Amid an energy market crisis, keeping cool in the heat can come with an expensive price tag, the Manchester-based money expert said.

New data shows which car brands and models are most desirable to organised criminal gangs. Here's the top 100 - do you own a targeted car?

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Andy and Sheila Hill first spotted the overgrown D'Oyly Carte Island, near Weybridge, Surrey years ago while kayaking. They were immediately intrigued by the 'ridiculous' patch of land.

Owners of EVs have revealed they break down and leave them stranded at the roadside more often than their internal combustion engine equivalents, according to a new report.

Some 15,779 clips of dangerously close overtaking were submitted by cyclists to police forces in England and Wales last year.

Meanwhile, next-gen script kiddies are levelling up faster thanks to agentic AI

Interview  Iran's state-sponsored cyber operatives and hacktivists have all increased their activities since the military conflict with Israel erupted last week – but not necessarily in the way that Amazon chief information security officer CJ Moses expected.…