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The Chinese website, famed for flogging goods at low prices, is selling entire kitchens - including shelving, cabinets, wooden countertops, handles, knobs, sinks and islands - online.

Six years with a violent gangster, ballooning to 14st, cruel attacks from online trolls - Brookside's Jennifer Ellison reveals how she had her spirit crushed, and how she finally found herself again

I'm the eldest of six girls. Today, I love nothing more than spending time with my sisters. But growing up, we weren't close at all. And now, aged 41, I can admit that was my fault...

Simon Warrack has led an Indiana Jones-esque life of adventure, but rather than a whip he's armed with a hammer and chisel.

The opening night of the tournament was marred by large swathes of empty seats at South Korea's match with Czechia in Guadalajara - and this could be the case for several other games.

Sterling, 31, allegedly crashed his Lamborghini on the M3 last month, and was pulled over by police.

Some time between midnight and 4am last month - memories are a little hazy - Amy Larkman and her friend fell up the stairs of a Cardiff nightclub. 'Not down, but up,' stresses Amy, 19.

Barcelona striker Anthony Gordon has once again been compared to Princess Diana after his official portrait was taken by photographer Carmen Mandato for Getty Images in Florida on Monday.

There are few looks that divide opinion in the fashion world quite like double denim. But Meghan Markle showed exactly how to wear it in her latest Instagram post.

One of the world’s largest container ships is set to dock in Essex this weekend at London Gateway Port.

Infineon is set to open a $5.8 billion power-chip fab in Dresden on July 2, backed by about $1.1 billion in EU Chips Act subsidies. The plant will make power semiconductors for AI data centers and could eventually add up to $5.8 billion in annual revenue as demand for AI infrastructure strains global electricity systems. Bloomberg reports: Infineon, traditionally a chipmaker for the automotive industry, has increasingly benefited from soaring demand for power chips used in AI data centers, which will be produced at the new facility. "The AI data centers currently being built and planned around the world will consume twice as much electricity in 2030 as they do today," [said Chief Operating Officer Alexander Gorski]. "That's as much as the entire Federal Republic of Germany." Chip production at the Dresden fab will be scaled over time depending on demand, potentially adding as much as 5 billion euros in revenue per year, Gorski said, declining to comment on when full capacity will be reached. The company has invested around 2 billion euros on construction and the remaining amount will be spent over time to add more machines to the fab, he added. The new facility is "a key catalyst," Bank of America analysts including Didier Scemama wrote in a note last week. Demand from Al customers is materially above Infineon's current capacity, they said, adding the imbalance could improve in the 2027 and 2028 financial years. The analysts raised their Al power revenue forecast for the company by 500 million euros to 4.5 billion euros for 2028. Infineon expects data center-related revenue to rise from around 1.5 billion euros in fiscal 2026 -- roughly 10% of sales -- to 2.5 billion euros in 2027, it said last month. The hundreds of billions of dollars being invested in AI are driving the rapid expansion of data center capabilities around the world. Infineon doesn't produce advanced AI chips, like those designed by Nvidia. But the power semiconductors it plans to produce in Dresden are still needed for AI infrastructure.

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Henry Nowak was killed as he walked home from a night out in Southampton

One of the world’s largest container ships is set to dock in Essex this weekend at London Gateway Port.

William Schrader, 51, ran over the 69-year-old in Braintree, while the victim was crossing Rayne Road on a mobility scooter.

A man stalked his former partner and sent her 1p bank transfers with messages, a court heard.

It has been three decades since Ewan McGregor famously told viewers to 'choose life' in the opening scenes of Danny Boyle's hit film, Trainspotting.

The striker is said to have broken the terms of the order on August 9 last year. The court heard a similar case was already underway involving another alleged breach.

An American version of Doc Martin, starring The Good Wife's Josh Charles as the big-city surgeon who moves to a coastal town after developing a fear of blood.

Nerijus Kuneckis (pictured), a 51-year-old Lithuanian national, was driving his Audi Q5 on a busy interchange in Rainham, Essex, when he clipped another vehicle.

Just 24.8 per cent of the 5.3million women in the category were out of the workplace to look after family or home in the first quarter of this year.