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The man who took over from disgraced Peter Murrell has said it is 'perfectly reasonable' to believe Nicola Sturgeon knew about his deceit.

Keen TikToker Grace Keeling was pulled into the freezing water in terrible January conditions prompting her frantic mother Sarah, 45, to follow her in a desperate bid to save her life.

Love Island's Robyn Langton has revealed her father has banned her from having sex in the villa.

The stunning Criminology graduate, 28, from Kent, is gearing up to enter the Mallorca villa on Monday, June 1, alongside 11 other singletons.

The appointment of Sheryl WuDunn, who is married to New York Times writer Kristof, landed like a grenade on a campus already under intense scrutiny for its handling of antisemitism on campus.

UK-based Minreet Kaur, now in her forties, recalls her nightmare trip with friends to Prague in her early twenties.

Jannik Sinner wilted in the heat in dramatic fashion as the world No 1 crashed out of the French Open under the searing Paris sun.

Valve's Steam Deck has sold out again despite a steep price increase that pushed the 1TB OLED model as high as $949 -- about $300 above its original price. "Even with the $300 price bump, the Steam Deck sold out after less than 24 hours back in stock," reports IGN's Jacqueline Thomas. "I don't know how many units Valve was able to stock into its store, but it does seem like Valve spent a couple weeks building up its stock before putting the handheld back on its store." IGN reports: Over the last couple weeks, Valve has been receiving plenty of "game console" shipments from China. At first, I thought this was a sign that the company was getting ready to finally release the Steam Machine, but it looks like at least a portion of these shipments â" if not all of them -- were Steam Deck restocks. That's a lot of Steam Decks to sell through at these inflated prices, but it's also possible that Valve is just staggering its stock so that its delivery infrastructure isn't overwhelmed. Now its just a question of when the Steam Deck will come back in stock. Before yesterday, the Deck was sold out for months. At the time, it was the most affordable way to get into PC gaming, especially in the face of the RAM crisis. That's no longer true, but it looks like the Steam Deck's popularity is enough to make it sell out regardless. Maybe the higher price will at least help Valve keep it in stock for people who still want to buy it, no matter the cost. Earlier this week, Valve announced a price increase of more than 40% for two of its Steam Deck models, citing "rising memory and storage costs." The price changes, according to Valve, reflect "the current state of component costs and other global logistical challenges across the industry as a whole." "The 512GB tier of its OLED handheld gaming PC -- the newer model with an upgraded display -- will now cost $789, an increase of 43%," notes the BBC. "The larger 1TB model will cost $949, an increase of 46%."

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Chocolate Factory shifts Tensor Processing Unit Ubuntu support back upstream

Mother-of-six Emma Barnett , 36, had already had her five older children taken away by the authorities when she learned 14-month-old Oakley was to be removed from her care too.

Ex-Cabinet minister Alan Milburn said the cost to the country of the growing number of young people classed as Neets - not in education, employment or training - will rise to £125billion a year.

The son of a British man who was jailed in Dubai has doubled down on claims Lee Andrews copied his father's kidnap story.

Heather McCord is due to arrive at London Gatwick Airport on Thursday to take a DNA test that she believes will reveal who she is.

Traffic is currently being released past the scene.

One phone call from a billionaire Trump ally has exposed a bitter rift tearing through the West Wing.

The father of two, 33, had been a regular at the event since 2016, first competing in the Manx Grand Prix before swapping to TT races. He crashed at Doran's Bend on the first lap of qualifying.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Cybernews: The technology giant Microsoft has been accused of leaking the data of civil servants working for the Netherlands' regulatory agencies to the US House of Representatives. The civil servants affected by the leak work at the Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) and the Dutch Data Protection Authority (AP), according to the NL Times. They are involved in implementing the Digital Services Act (DSA), the European Union regulation on online services, aimed at combating illegal content and protecting user rights. NL Times reports that Microsoft shared emails, minutes, and invitations sent by the civil servants without redacting their names in the documents. Willemijn Aerdts, Dutch State Secretary for Digital Economy and Sovereignty, said she discussed the allegations with US Ambassador to the Netherlands Joe Popolo. [...] The allegations against Microsoft further strengthen concerns over Europe's dependence on American technologies, which poses major risks to data privacy. Further reading: Netherlands Blocks US Takeover of Vital Digital Supplier

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The 41-year-old reality TV star explained the complicated situation when the 35-year-old basketball player was a guest on her show Khloe In Wonder Land on Thursday.

With names like Oops, Beavers and Cheeky Monkey, it's clear the dive bars offer more than just a cheap drink.

The actor - who recently opened up about the two blockbuster roles he turned down - revealed that he even went as far as legally changing his name last year.