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Emma Buckley, a 36-year-old care supervisor from Castleford in West Yorkshire, publicly branded Sarah Kidger, 34, a 'home wrecker', a 'psycho' and a 'slag'.

The discovery at 8.45am today in the waters near Hastings, East Sussex, sparked a huge search led by the HM Coastguard.

Gemma Collins has revealed she was advised to terminate a pregnancy after learning her unborn baby was a 'hermaphrodite'.

Security's an uphill battle... does this latest move have teeth?

RSAC  Some of the biggest names in tech – including AWS, Microsoft, Google, Cisco and IBM – have signed up to a US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency-led effort and promised to take a series of actions within a year to make their products more secure.…

The gangster uncle of rapper Kanye West's 'wife' Bianca Censori was arrested after being caught living with a suspected paedophile, a court has heard. 

Ivor Ward, 98, is still clocking on four days a week as a production operative at health company EM Pharma in Rothley, Leicestershire

Sara Davies , from Llandysul in Ceredigion, who is also a singer-songwriter, has claimed it does not 'make sense' that the country can not 'compete as our nation', according to the BBC.

John Starbrook,93, from Staines, Surrey, who has run 52 marathons reveals he was told to stop by his doctor but he still goes to the gym six days a week and enjoys morning spin classes

MailOnline has learned the man arrested at The Warehouse Gym, in Hindley near Wigan, is an Asian shopkeeper and a father-of-two.

Contractors will be out from Monday next week using weedkiller after the new Labour administration at Brighton and Hove City Council reversed its own ban.

Customers can be pushed into renewing agreements for fear of the unknown, but there are cheaper options

Oracle is threatening software audits as customers seek to exit Unlimited License Agreements (ULAs).…

A new study suggests looking at a woman's head movement during a conversation could be a giveaway.

Despite record revenues, Wall Street doesn't expect growth to last

Chip designer Arm predicts that PCs based on its architecture will account for a significant share of the Windows market within three years as the company claims record revenues for the quarter just ended.…

Harry's latest visit comes more than four years after his and Meghan's final royal engagement - an awkward appearance at the Commonwealth Day service in 2020.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from TechCrunch: The federal government agency responsible for granting patents and trademarks is alerting thousands of filers whose private addresses were exposed following a second data spill in as many years. The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) said in an email to affected trademark applicants this week that their private domicile address -- which can include their home address -- appeared in public records between August 23, 2023 and April 19, 2024. U.S. trademark law requires that applicants include a private address when filing their paperwork with the agency to prevent fraudulent trademark filings. USPTO said that while no addresses appeared in regular searches on the agency's website, about 14,000 applicants' private addresses were included in bulk datasets that USPTO publishes online to aid academic and economic research. The agency took blame for the incident, saying the addresses were "inadvertently exposed as we transitioned to a new IT system," according to the email to affected applicants, which TechCrunch obtained. "Importantly, this incident was not the result of malicious activity," the email said. Upon discovery of the security lapse, the agency said it "blocked access to the impacted bulk data set, removed files, implemented a patch to fix the exposure, tested our solution, and re-enabled access." Last June, the USPTO inadvertently exposed about 61,000 applicants' private addresses "in a years-long data spill in part through the release of its bulk datasets," reports TechCrunch. It told affected individuals that the issue was fixed.

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Social media posts showed chaotic scenes from the UK's second busiest airport as thousands of confused passengers waited outside the terminal.

EXCLUSIVE: Newlyweds Tess and Jimi Aldcroft, 35 and 39, (pictured) moved to Brecon to escape the intensity of London just after the pandemic - but moved back within just six months.

Today’s pace of business requires companies to find faster ways to serve customers, gather actionable insights, increase operational efficiency, and reduce costs. …

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Mr Swinney was accused of backing a return to the 'repressive values of the 1950s' after appointing gay marriage opponent Kate Forbes as his deputy to avoid a power struggle.

Despite being released by The Killers 20 years ago, it is now the UK's biggest-selling single never to reach number one. But why exactly has Mr Brightside stood the test of time?