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The reality star, 39, turned heads as she strutted down Loughton high street in a plunging top and tiny lace-trimmed shorts.

Stansted Airport is aiming to support at least 25,000 young people through its education and skills programmes by 2030.

Vicious flames consumed northwest Ontario, Canada, on Tuesday, leaving a freight train and its crew stranded as the sky became smokey and orange, a terrifying video showed.

While the pop sensation and the Kansas City Chiefs tight end might be able to provide the canine with the pampering it needs - Samoyeds are one of the more difficult breeds to care for.

Qantas is set to receive 12 new ultra-long haul jets from Airbus.

Ian Pascoe has been named as the heroic passerby who entered the sea at Seaton Carew beach near Hartlepool, County Durham when he saw two children struggling in the waves.

The so-called 'Traveling Conmen Fraud Group' has been behind a string of incidents, where some victims have lost up to a million dollars and even their children's university funds.

Tory MP Patrick Spencer wept in the dock as his wife, the mother of their two young sons, entered the witness box to give evidence at his sexual assault trial.

Stiles, 78, a 1966 World Cup winner, died with severe dementia and had headed a football around 140,000 times during his career, Stockport Coroner's Court heard.

A new study has shed light on the women who feel they are destined to never find love.

While doors may have opened in the showbiz world, the presenter, 69, has revealed how all four of her children have shunned fame to pursue normal careers.

Three bugs are under active attack, and two more critical holes could add to the pain

What do you think - are our armed forces ready to fight a war? Have your say in the Morning Mail poll.

Matt Damon has been centre stage on the press trail with a string of appearances to promote his role in Christopher Nolan's mythological epic The Odyssey. 

The Montecito-based Duchess, 44, launched the first series of With Love, Meghan on Netflix in March 2025, alongside unveiling her lifestyle brand As Ever.

Most country lanes are currently derestricted and are subject to the national speed limit of 60mph, however, this new guidance would see it reduced to 20mph.

England's 'high risk' World Cup semi-final clash against Argentina tonight will see a bitter sporting rivalry and a decades-long political row come to a head.

A British landlady has been shot dead in front of her husband while on holiday in the Caribbean. 

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Krebs on Security: Microsoft today released software updates to plug at least 570 security holes in its Windows operating systems and other software, almost triple the number of vulnerabilities the software giant fixed in its record-smashing Patch Tuesday release last month. Microsoft attributed the burgeoning patch counts to vulnerability discoveries aided by artificial intelligence. Nearly 60 of the bugs quashed in July's Patch Tuesday earned a "critical" severity rating, meaning miscreants or malware could use them to seize remote control over a Windows device with little or no help from the user. Microsoft also addressed three zero-day flaws, including two that are already being exploited in the wild. Two of the zero-day weaknesses allow an attacker to elevate their user rights on a Windows system, as do approximately 250 other elevation of privilege flaws fixed this month; they include CVE-2026-56155 - an Active Directory Federation Services bug -- and CVE-2026-56164, a Microsoft Sharepoint vulnerability. CVE-2026-50661 is a security feature bypass in Windows BitLocker that could allow attackers to gain access to encrypted data if they have physical access to the device. Microsoft said this bug has been detailed publicly, but that it is not aware of any active exploitation. In a blog post on July 9, Microsoft Executive Vice President Pavan Davuluri wrote that Windows users will notice "a higher volume of security updates included in each security release" as a result of AI aiding in the discovery of vulnerabilities. "The pace of vulnerability discovery is changing with advances in AI making it possible to find more issues, faster, across more code, with new mechanisms that can accelerate both discovery and analysis," Davuluri wrote.

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Nigel Farage has triggered a by-election in Clacton