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The Duke of Sussex claims that life in the Royal Family left him unable to properly grieve Princess Diana's death and said his official duties triggered panic attacks.

Meghan, 45, and Malala, 29, looked very much together and in sync: even their clothing, smart trousers and tailoring in browns and creams - seemed to be co-ordinated.

Greater Manchester Police (GMP) took in the female dogs when they were just eight weeks old - and all of them share a connection with one of the force's veteran crimefighters.

Kieran Hayler, who was married to Ms Price between 2013 and 2021, is standing trial at Lewes Crown Court accused of three counts of rape and one of sexual assault.

Two Latvian men were arrested for breaching the perimeter fence at RAF Molesworth in Cambridgeshire at 2am.

Jade Morris, 37, and Jerome Nunes, 35, exchanged over 5,000 messages with each other during their 'intimate relationship' between July 2022 and January 2023.

Putin this cloud region back into operation might not be possible, says Yandex

When I tell people my living situation, I'm often met with a raised-eyebrow 'rather you than me' response.

Elena Adams was excitedly saving for her wedding and enjoying long hikes at weekends when, aged 25, she was diagnosed with a brain tumour and her world collapsed.

Credential scanning looks like a solved problem. It isn't.

Anthropic says for the next two years, attackers will have the advantage

Marc Corrieri groomed his victims after making contact through social media apps.

Katya Jones has revealed that she almost quit as a Strictly Come Dancing professional after being left 'heartbroken' by how last year's series ended for her.

Michael, 82, has always considered his name to be a curse, having spent years struggling to live up to his legendary father Kirk, who died in 2020 at the age of 103.

The Uprising, about the 1381 Peasants' Revolt, is one of the muddiest films I've ever seen, so we can only hope that the irony of his surname occurred to writer-director Paul Greengrass.

Jane Doe texted one of the 'Cornell 7' fraternity brothers she has accused of a horrific gang rape, saying her memory was clouded but 'none of the sexual stuff was illegal.'

The legal drama throws into doubt the investigation by Thames Valley Police into the King's brother and his dealings with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

A study by the think tank Onward reveals that the taxman is expected to take £15 billion in inheritance tax by 2031 - up from £7 billion last year - unless urgent reforms are introduced.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from TechCrunch: The Trump administration is suspending Microsoft, Adobe, and several other technology companies from a program that helps skilled foreign workers obtain permanent residency in the United States, accusing the companies of fraud. "Our message to Microsoft is: You're a great American company, but you've got to hire great American workers," U.S. Vice President JD Vance said in a news conference on Thursday, Reuters reported. The other firms being suspended from the program include Capgemini, Cognizant, HCL, Infosys, Tata, and Wipro. Secretary of Labor Keith Sonderling said the government would not accept any new or pending permanent labor certification applications involving these companies. H-1B visas are designed for highly skilled positions that employers may struggle to fill with qualified U.S. workers. Tech companies are among the largest users of the program, with nearly three-quarters of approved visas going to workers from India, according to The Associated Press. Vance also said during the news conference that the administration would investigate nine universities, including Harvard, Yale, and Stanford, over allegations they're abusing a program that allows international students to come to the U.S. and were using the program to undermine wages for American workers. "We believe in the strength and talent of the American workforce," a Microsoft spokesperson said in a statement. "That is why the vast majority of Microsoft employees in the United States are Americans. We look forward to providing the Administration with additional information. For example, of the approximately 6,000 H-1B visa applications we submitted in the last fiscal year, 80% percent were to extend or change the status of existing Microsoft employees." "These were not to hire new people. The remaining filings for new employees were for individuals already legally in the United States who decided to come work for us, and they equal only 1% of our U.S. workforce. They are not new arrivals to our country."

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On the eve of the 1997 landslide that brought New Labour to power, this newspaper published a remarkably prescient editorial