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Nicole Keefe, 27, who previously struggled to even get by monthly on her limited salary as a fashion photographer, now insists she can't ever imagine returning back to her former structured life.

Luca Polito had been driving his Lamborghini Gallardo in Concordia Sagittaria, northern Italy, with a friend in the passenger seat when the terrible accident occurred on April 19

The unnamed child, who celebrated his fourth birthday on Saturday, was hit by a car in Farranshock Estate, just 2km from the town of Mullingar, Ireland, not long after 6.30pm yesterday.

Intel plans to cut more than 20% of its workforce this week, marking the first major restructuring under new CEO Lip-Bu Tan, according to Bloomberg. The cuts aim to eliminate bureaucracy and restore an engineering-centric culture at the struggling chipmaker. This follows last year's reduction of approximately 15,000 positions, with Intel's headcount already down to 108,900 employees from 124,800 a year earlier. The Santa Clara-based company has suffered three consecutive years of declining sales while losing technological ground to competitors, particularly Nvidia in the AI computing sector. Tan, who took over last month, has already begun divesting non-core assets, recently selling a 51% stake in Intel's programmable chips unit Altera to Silver Lake.

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Pietro Menga had a lucrative side hustle as a middleman for an organised crime group where he sourced large quantities of the drug across the Greater Manchester region.

An 18-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene, while a 17-year-old boy was taken to hospital to receive treatment.

Despite a major scandal, AI entrepreneur Lucy Guo, has become the youngest self-made female billionaire, knocking out Taylor Swift, who held the title for over a year.

The legendary guitarist Carlos Santana suffered a frightening health scare on Tuesday that has scuttled a planned show in Texas.

Putin would be required to freeze the current front line, allowing him to keep most of his gains - though, the country would be required to give up two small areas currently occupied by its troops.

A year ago this month, I asked in the Mail why Keir Starmer wouldn't speak up for me when I was being bullied and threatened by the trans lobby, writes ROSIE DUFFIELD.

The Leader of the Opposition told the Mail that the Prime Minister should say sorry to those who lost jobs or were harassed in the row over equality law.

The Harry Potter author, 59, said she is 'one of millions of women disgusted' and vowed she would not forget.

HMP Parc in Bridgend, South Wales, which opened 1997, was previously praised as safe and well-run, and was described in largely positive terms during its last inspection in 2022.

Jo Kessel: Ever had a 'this is bonkers' moment on your travels Mine comes when I settle into an inflatable raft on what is the world's first ever hybrid rollercoaster waterslide.

They are perfectly colourful and summery

Based on a popular video game, the HBO series stars Game Of Thrones alumni Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsay in a brutal post-apocalyptic dystopia.

The UN warns that scam call centers, once concentrated in Southeast Asia, are rapidly expanding worldwide like a "cancer" as organized crime groups exploit weak governance in regions like Africa, South America, the Pacific Islands, and parts of Europe. The Register reports: Previous UN reports flagged growing activity in regions like South America and the Middle East. The latest update expands that scope, citing overseas crackdowns and evidence of scam operations tied to Southeast Asian crime syndicates in Africa, South Asia, select Pacific islands, and links to related criminal services -- such as laundering and recruitment -- as far as Europe, North America, and beyond. These spillover sites, as the UN calls them, allow Asian OCGs to expand their pool of victims by hiring/trafficking locals with different language skills and "dramatically scale up profits," according to the UN's latest report [PDF]. "We are seeing a global expansion of East and Southeast Asian organized crime groups," said Benedikt Hofmann, acting regional representative for Southeast Asia and the Pacific at the UN's Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC). "This reflects both a natural expansion as the industry grows and seeks new ways and places to do business, but also a hedging strategy against future risks should disruption continue and intensify in the region." Previously, the hotspots for this type of activity have been in places like Myanmar, Cambodia, the Philippines, and Laos since 2021 when the UN and Interpol started tracking the phenomenon. "It spreads like a cancer," Hofmann added. "Authorities treat it in one area, but the roots never disappear; they simply migrate. This has resulted in a situation in which the region has essentially become an interconnected ecosystem, driven by sophisticated syndicates freely exploiting vulnerabilities, jeopardizing state sovereignty, and distorting and corrupting policy-making processes and other government systems and institutions." The UN said these scam gangs typically relocate to jurisdictions with weak governance, allowing them to expand operations -- and rake in between $27.4 and $36.5 billion annually, according to estimates based on labour force size and average haul per scammer.

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Three Celebrity Big Brother housemates are brutally evicted during intense Tuesday night episode.

Streaming giant Netflix faced accusations of being 'tasteless' and 'myopic' after promoting a horror film about a hook-wielding killer in a town called Southport - without realising the connotations.

First daughter-in-law Lara Trump took Secret Service Director Sean Curran for a wild ride - as she toured the agency's Raleigh training center for her Fox News show.