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In Fiona's new memoir, which Martin co-wrote along with journalist friend Alison Phillips, he revealed that going into work at ITV in 2023 'took his mind of Fiona at home'.

The Oscar-nominated actress and the Peaky Blinders star, both 29, were first romantically linked last September, but have not publicly confirmed their relationship.

Nobody understands the electoral cost of failing to tackle the migrant crisis more than Sir Keir Starmer 's powerful right-hand man Morgan McSweeney.

It was 1988 when I first started working in Parliament as an ambitious young reporter, meaning I've met more than my fair share of Westminster characters over the decades.

New Uptime survey flags cost, power, outages

Being able to forecast future capacity requirements is a growing concern for datacenter operators as they face conflicting factors such as rising costs, power constraints, and meeting the demands of AI workloads.…

The Olympic legend, 55, is set to tie the knot after 'getting engaged to her girlfriend Louise Cullen' - three years after publicly coming out.

Princess Diana held her newborn son, who wore the antique Christening robe that was made for King Edward VII, as he was baptised by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Robert Runcie.

A man is being treated for serious injuries after a crash in the early hours of Sunday morning (August 3)

Kristen Stewart shocked fans with a striking change to her appearance, ditching the blonde locks she has rocked for months in favour of a more eye-catching hue.

The drama, which originally aired on ITV, follows DS Annie Redford, an officer with the Scottish Highland Police, who investigates the murder of teacher Niall Swift.

All train to and from London Liverpool Street will see an increase in journey time due to engineering works today.

All train to and from London Liverpool Street will see an increase in journey time due to engineering works today.

Hamas said on Saturday that it would not disarm unless an independent Palestinian state is established in a fresh rebuke to Israel amid calls to end the war in Gaza. 

"Digital storefront Itch.io is reindexing its free adult games," reports Engadget, "and is talking to its partnered payment processors about plans to gradually reintroduce paid NSFW content..." In a statement included in the Itch.io update, Stripe said it hasn't closed the door on the possibility of being able to support adult content again in the future. In the meantime, Itch.io says it is talking to its other payment partners about accepting the card payments Stripe is currently no longer able to process. Itch's founder told the gaming news site Aftermath that it was a notice from Visa that led to the sudden deindexing of so many games. But Aftermath notes that Visa and Mastercard have now "both released statements effectively washing their hands of the situation but also, paradoxically, justifying any actions they might have taken." - Visa: "When a legally operating merchant faces an elevated risk of illegal activity, we require enhanced safeguards for the banks supporting those merchants..." - Mastercard: "Our payment network follows standards based on the rule of law. Put simply, we allow all lawful purchases on our network. At the same time, we require merchants to have appropriate controls to ensure Mastercard cards cannot be used for unlawful purchases, including illegal adult content." Aftermath's take? The part where the two companies act as though their hands have been tied by the long arm of the law is, frankly, bullshit. None of the games removed from Steam or Itch were illegal. They depict actions that are perfectly legal in other mediums. To re-quote Mike Stabile, director of policy at the Free Speech Coalition: "The stuff [companies] are talking about is entirely legal. It's legal to have in a book, it's legal to have in a game. They are making decisions based on their brand, based on public pressure from anti-porn groups, and that can be reversed." Meanwhile, gamers are still pushing back: It's difficult to say just how many people have spent the past several days tying up the lines of card companies and payment processors, but the movement has made itself visible enough to gain support from larger industry bodies like the Communications Workers of America [the largest communications/media labor union in America] and the International Game Developers Association.

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A hormone expert has revealed a bizarre side-effect that could be triggered by weight loss jabs: users' sex drive may go through the roof.

Donald Trump ordered the submarines, packed with nuclear warheads, towards Russian waters after an online spat with former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev.

RACHEL DE SOUZA: I am horrified that children are growing up in a world where anyone can take a photo of them and digitally remove their clothes.

Following the so-called 'peace summit' earlier this months, relations between the Sussexes and the Palace appear to be warming.

A 'cyberpunk' megacity in China is the world's largest by its population of 32 million - yet it remains relatively unknown to many outside of Asia. 

A UK-based nurse who assesses people for ADHD has revealed five surprising questions she asks patients.