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Janice Dickinson shocked the world when she shared the dramatic results of her facelift last week. She certainly looked very different from when she dominated the modeling industry during the 1970s.

Leading nutritionist, Emma Bardwell, was in the throes of perimenopause and battling debilitating fatigue and insomnia. Here is the diet that she designed to beat it.

Leon Skapars, a father-of-three from Southport, has been told he may have just one to three years to live after being diagnosed with a rare and highly aggressive form of kidney cancer.

Tasha Ghouri and Indiyah Polack were once very close friends after meeting on Love Island in 2022.

Lorraine Kelly has reportedly not signed a new contract with ITV after her daytime TV show was reduced to just 30 minute episodes and cut from 52 weeks a year to 30. 

You can try 570 extinct operating systems at a new "virtual museum," according to a new article by ZDNet. Their reporter downloaded the ancient OS NeXTSTEP, and was "shocked" by how easy it was to run it, "and by the sheer number of operating systems to choose from." Essentially, what you do is download a zipped file, unzip it, change into the newly created directory, and run the executable. VirtualBox then opens to a Debian Linux instance, where you can select from a very long list of operating systems to run... You can run operating systems like Amiga, Apple I/II/III, Atari, Avigo, Commodore 64, Cray, DEC Alpha, Einstein, Game Boy Advance, GE 200, HP 3000, IBM 1130, iPod touch, Jupiter Ace, Lisa, Macintosh, MIPS-based SBCs, Neo, Newton, NeXT, NORC, Palm, and so many more. You can test the earliest mainframes, later mainframes and minicomputers, workstations and Unix variants, home computers, personal computer operating systems, mobile and embedded adOSes, and research-based and obscure systems. As far as Linux is concerned, you can run early Debian and its derivatives, Red Hat and its derivatives, early Slackware, and more... There are two editions of the Virtual OS Museum: full and lite. The full edition is currently 174GB and includes everything you need to run these old-school operating systems. The full version does not require a network connection to run. The Lite version is only 14GB and requires an internet connection because it downloads the full OS image you want to use. Gizmodo notes "this project is all the more remarkable for being the work of one man: Andrew Wartenkin, who has been collecting OS images for over two decades." Of course, Wartenkin didn't write all the emulation software himself, and he maintains a list of credits to give credit where it's due... The Museum itself runs in a virtual machine, which seems kinda fitting — it opens in a virtualized Linux installation and presents you with the full list of available operating systems. Did you know someone has written a GUI for the Commodore 64? Neither did I! There are simulations of ancient mainframes, like the IBM 1130 (yours for the low, low price of $32,280 — or $41,230 with a disk drive — back in 1965). There's also a YouTube channel. Thanks to long-time Slashdot reader Z00L00Kfor sharing the news.

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MIKE KEEGAN: Ivan Toney will head to the US with England for the World Cup despite remaining on bail in connection with an alleged assault in a London club. He has not been charged by police.

Met Office weather maps show heavy downpours are predicted for most of the UK over a 30-hour period, with 34 counties set for a drenching from June 1

Police were called at 7.59pm on Saturday after the schoolboy was seen in the River Don near Ferry Boat Lane in Mexborough but was not spotted getting out.

The school has been given the green light to keep using the structure temporarily

Nigel Farage posted a doctored image on social media of people in a small boat carrying 'Vote Andy' placards.

The state of Ohio — one of America's hot regions for data center construction — "is suspending a tax break that has been critical to its competition with other states," reports the Associated Press. The move "comes as tax breaks for energy-hungry AI data centers are increasingly playing a role in state budgets," the article points out. But they also note the expanding data center industry "is under pressure to pay the full costs" The size of Ohio's tax break skyrocketed, dwarfing previous projections, as opposition to data centers is sweeping through cities, suburbs and towns there and prompting lawmakers to form a committee to study the impact. In the meantime, residents are trying to bypass the GOP-controlled Legislature and get a referendum on November's midterm election ballot that's designed to permanently ban hyperscale data centers, likely the strictest such statewide ban under consideration in the U.S... The state, in 2024, had used previous history in projecting that the exemption would total $136 million in fiscal 2025 and $142 million in fiscal 2026. It was $554 million in 2024 and nearly $1.6 billion in 2025, the state reported... State tax breaks for the massive data center industry are facing growing criticism by governors and lawmakers... Thirty-eight states have some form of a sales tax break for data centers, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures... [Though many were passed before 2022, when data centers were smaller.] Ohio's exemption is fairly broad, applying not only to construction materials, but to the expensive equipment — such as server racks and cooling systems — used in data centers. Operators might buy new server racks every couple of years as the technology improves.

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The claim, dating back almost a quarter of a century, is now being examined by detectives as part of a much wider investigation into Andrew.

The women had all paid Weddings in Tenerife SL, run by British national Claire Lopez (pictured), 48, to organise their nuptials on the Spanish island, with some handing over as much as £30,000.

A car drove through the cloud followed by a man on a bicycle, who immediately veered towards the pavement. Around the same time, my eyes suddenly burned white hot.

As the world watched the scenes unfolding as police raided Nicola Sturgeon 's house, journalist Georgia Edkins's mobile phone rang in the Mail on Sunday office...

Pivotal figures in Hitler's genocidal regime wanted to establish new lives in South America and beyond, aware that the international community would seek retribution and justice for their war crimes.

Last night, when a married male friend slid into my Instagram DMs using a sneaky new method of communication, I realised just how creative cheaters are getting.

Social media platforms are estimated to have raked in more than £430million from UK users last year through hosting fraudulent adverts.

They are among those to have started prison sentences during May