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If you're looking for an alternative market to visit in Europe, there are plenty of options. Some are a real bargain - one town has hotel rooms for £35 and mulled wine for an impressively cheap 86p.

Each year more than 120,000 cars are stolen from driveways, streets and car parks across England and Wales in a criminal enterprise worth £1.8bn a year.

Forty-five minutes later I was sitting on the floor staring at the blank unpainted wall, dry paintbrush in hand, having been hit by the musical-emotional equivalent of a freight train.

Naomi Seibt, 25, from Germany , shot to fame in 2019 after her videos challenging climate change went viral, sparking comparisons to Swedish campaigner Greta Thunberg.

Political aphorisms live on long after they cease to be true. For example, it is still said that 'loyalty is the Conservative Party's secret weapon'.

Analysis suggests that cutting the reliefs for higher rate taxpayers risked 'severe' consequences.

There are certain kinds of obnoxious men I try to avoid whenever possible. Adam is one of them. He's rude, arrogant and loves forcing his boorish opinions on everyone he comes across.

BrianFagioli shares a report from NERDS.xyz: SUSE is making headlines with the release of SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 16, the first enterprise Linux distribution to integrate agentic AI directly into the operating system. It uses the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to securely connect AI models with data sources while maintaining provider freedom. This gives organizations the ability to run AI-driven automation without relying on a single ecosystem. With a 16-year lifecycle, reproducible builds, instant rollback capabilities, and post-2038 readiness, SLES 16 also doubles down on long-term reliability and transparency. For enterprises, this launch marks a clear step toward embedding intelligence at the infrastructure level. The system can now perform AI-assisted administration via Cockpit or the command line, potentially cutting downtime and operational costs. SUSE's timing might feel late given the AI boom, but its implementation appears deliberate -- balancing innovation with the stability enterprises demand. It's likely to pressure Red Hat and Canonical to follow suit, redefining what "AI-ready" means for Linux in corporate environments.

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Celebrity Traitors viewers were left exasperated as Kate Garraway remained in the castle on Wednesday night's episode despite having no credible theories on who the Traitors are.

The boyband soared to fame in 1998 after being formed in Dublin, with the original line-up also featuring Brian McFadden be he left acrimoniously in 2004.

Ivan Skoko, 29, used his expertise in Brazilian jiu-jitsu to wrestle the man to the ground at busy Borough Station, South London, on Tuesday.

Michelle Keegan is reportedly being eyed up for her first Hollywood film role following the success of the Netflix series Fool Me Once. 

The former Sky Sports host revealed she was 'kicked like a football' during the unprovoked incident at 7pm.

The Resolution Foundation has urged the Chancellor to find an extra £3.5billion a year to ditch the whole limit as it warned that 'half measures' won't suffice.

A Mediterranean-style diet plan has long been hailed as the secret behind Italians and Spaniards living long and healthy lives, as well as low rates of obesity.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Reuters: Substrate, a small U.S. startup, said on Tuesday that it had developed a chipmaking tool capable of competing with the most advanced lithography equipment made by Dutch firm ASML. Substrate's tool is the first step in the startup's ambitious plan to build a U.S.-based contract chip-manufacturing business that would compete with Taiwan's TSMC in making the most advanced AI chips, its CEO James Proud told Reuters in an interview. Proud wants to slash the cost of chipmaking by producing the tools needed much more cheaply than rivals. [...] An engineering feat that has eluded even large companies, lithography needs extreme precision. ASML is the only company in the world that has been able to make at scale the complex tools that use extreme ultraviolet (EUV) to produce patterns on silicon wafer at a high rate of throughput. Substrate said that it has developed a version of lithography that uses X-ray light and is capable of printing features at resolutions that are comparable to the most advanced chipmaking tools made by ASML that cost more than $400 million apiece. The company said it has conducted demonstrations at U.S. National Laboratories and at its facilities in San Francisco. The company provided high resolution images that demonstrate the Substrate tool's capabilities. "This is an opportunity for the U.S. to recapture this market with a homegrown company," Oak Ridge National Laboratory director Stephen Streiffer, an expert on high-energy x-ray beams, said in an interview. "It's a nationally important effort and they know what they're doing."

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More than 3,600 counterfeit car parts were seized in the major operation to tackle the illegal trade of knock-off vehicle components in Britain.

Testing led to a 'sustained reduction' in deaths over the 23-year follow-up period, with the benefits outweighing potential harms by even more than previously thought.

Kyiv prosecutors said the man, who has not yet been named, has been passing information to Russian intelligence.

Her demeanour seems to say, 'This is how it is done, children. Watch closely and learn. 'She plays Zoe Boehm, one half of a shabby Oxford detective agency.