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A recent review has shown a collaboration project between emergency services in Essex has saved £20m of taxpayers money.

A woman who faked she was pregnant and continued the lie that she had given birth using a plastic doll has signed a deal with documentary makers.

Last week, Meghan Markle released her 2025 holiday line for her lifestyle brand, As Ever - but experts are lauding it as something that customers may not be too willing to pay for this festive season.

Britain's 1980s pop icon Boy George vilely attacked a lesbian who was banned from a Los Angeles gym after she complained about a transitioning man in the women's locker room.

Jack Aldridge appeared on the This Morning sofa on Tuesday to discuss his involvement in the ad, which is a nostalgia trip back to the 90s.

Breakout star Jack Alldridge stars in this year's traditional tear-jerker as a doting son who, in an effort to show his love and affection for his old school raver dad, gifts him a vinyl record.

London North Eastern Railway has paid tribute to its staff member Samir Zitouni who remains in hospital following the mass stabbings on board a train on Saturday.

In written submissions, Sir James Eadie KC, for the Home Office , said: 'None of the respondents had seen the sponsor in person for 17 years prior to the application.

Apple is preparing to enter the low-cost laptop market for the first time, developing a budget Mac aimed at luring away customers from Chromebooks and entry-level Windows PCs. Bloomberg News: The new device -- designed for students, businesses and casual users -- will target people who primarily browse the web, work on documents or conduct light media editing, according to people familiar with the matter. [...] Apple plans to sell the new machine for well under $1,000 by using less-advanced components. The laptop will rely on an iPhone processor and a lower-end LCD display. The screen will also be the smallest of any current Mac, coming in at slightly below the 13.6-inch one used in the MacBook Air. This would mark the first time that Apple has used an iPhone processor in a Mac, rather than a chip designed specifically for a computer. But internal tests have shown that the smartphone chip can perform better than the Mac-optimized M1 used in laptops as recently as a few years ago.

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The former glamour model, 47, has sparked concern in recent months, displaying a very thin frame.

Emergency services were called to Elthorne Park, in Islington just before 9pm last night where a woman in her 20's was found with stab wounds. Comes days after mass stabbing on LNER train.

Award-winning Smooth Radio DJ Philip Chryssikos, 52, has been embroiled in a battle at London County Court with his sister, Maria, 56, over their mother's £1.2m will.

It can be a great Christmas activity for people of all ages to enjoy

Martin Bentley was 'prepared to use whatever means he could' to avoid returning to the office when lockdown rules were relaxed, a tribunal in Liverpool heard.

Security program fails to meet federal standards as government cuts drain resources

The infosec program run by the US' Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) "is not effective," according to a fresh audit published by the Office of the Inspector General (OIG).…

The residents had been using the tumble dryer earlier in the day and although they had switched it off and unplugged it after use, it caught fire

The Taiwanese influencer was meeting with the rapper Namewee at the hotel on Jalan Conlay to collaborate on a video project, and Malaysian police are currently hunting for him

Christy Browne wasn't present at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court on Monday when the Irish sporting icon who conned him and so many others into believing he had cancer was led away to jail.

The broadcaster returned to BBC Breakfast on Tuesday where he opened up about the realities of living with stage four prostate cancer.

Speaking of Australia, its government has introduced content quotas on global streamers. From a report: The rules require Netflix, Prime Video and the other global streamers with more than one million Australian subscribers to spend 10% of their total Australian expenditure -- or 7.5% of their revenues -- on local originals, whether they are dramas, children's shows, docs, or arts and educational programs. Following the announcement, the legislation will be introduced into the Australian parliament. Australia's Labor government has long planned to being in the quotas as part of its Revive cultural policy, but months and months of delays had left the local industry wondering how committed their political leaders were to the plan. Global streamers have broadly rejected the necessity of quotas, claiming their local investment in content and jobs offsets them.

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