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If crews had been any later, there could have been a tragic outcome for sweet Benji

A dramatic video circulating online appears to show a Russian soldier losing control of a helicopter-mounted rotary machine gun during a training exercise, with the weapon spinning wildly.

Luisa Zissman's daughter Dixie poked fun at her mother's 'hotness' in a new social media video shared by the TV personality on Instagram.

A day out at the beach can soon turn into a tragic event - here's how to stay safe at the coast.

Leading figures in Nigel Farage's party have spoken out in the wake of the suspected murder of Ann Widdecombe to complain about the level of security given to them.

Emergency services were called to Nottingham Road in Gotham on Sunday, July 12 at 2.28pm following reports of the incident.

The incident occurred with 1:48 left in the game and after Mabrey hit the free throw, Toronto had a 91-89 lead. The Liberty had just rallied from a huge 20 points down.

The former minister and her bungalow in Haytor, Devon, featured on Quest's Celebrity Yorkshire Auction House.

High cholesterol is often thought of as a problem for people who are overweight, older or living on an unhealthy diet - but the reality is far less straightforward.

When Maci Mugele uploaded a short clip of her baby boy last summer, viewers were astonished. At just four months old, little Gunner weighed more than 22lb and measured two-and-a-half feet.

NICK PISA IN MIAMI: Donald Trump 's World Cup point man Andrew Giuliani said America is backing England to win the World Cup.

"Git and email are the two really only tools I use," Linus Torvalds said at Open Source Summit India 2026. But ZDNet reports that he also shared his thoughts on Rust, C, and patch-checking tools: "I use Google as a way to look things up." He added, "I'm unusual; most of the other maintainers end up using many more tools, and I think a lot of them are starting to use AI tools for patch checking," while he "works at a higher level. I work with people, not tools." When asked about Rust both in Git and the kernel, he pushed back against hype: "I'm not sure Rust is going to take over the world. I still think Rust is very interesting, [but] I still find C to be a much simpler tool." Torvalds continued, "I'm much more excited about all the tools we have for verification of C," including "automated patch verification tools" and "automated email checking tools for patches like Sashiko." Summing up, Torvalds told the Mumbai audience: "I'm more of a hack-and-slash kind of person, and I still like the raw and simple power of C, and I don't think that's going to change." Torvalds also warned against overestimating Rust's benefits: "Rust fixes a few easy bugs that you can make in C, but it does not fix the logic errors, right? It does not think for you, and when you write incorrect code, the language does not matter. The end result will be incorrect." On mixed C/Rust code bases, he pointed out that guarantees are limited: "The guarantees that Rust give you only apply in the Rust-only parts of your code base, and wherever you interact with C code, all bets are off," with most Rust code in Linux talking to "core kernel C code" that is "much better quality... because that code has been tested in every single environment." At the same time, Torvalds pointed out, "some of our big and more high-profile bugs in the kernel lately have been logic errors" rather than the kind of memory errors Rust prevents. "It was just bad programming, which sadly happens even in carefully maintained subsystems and important kernels that are supposed to be very secure."

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New polling suggests the British public would be more likely to support satirical candidate Count Binface than Nigel Farage in Clacton.

New polling suggests the British public would be more likely to support satirical candidate Count Binface than Nigel Farage in Clacton.

Sam Neill has died at the age of 78 just months after he revealed he was 'cancer-free' following a long battle with a type of blood cancer. 

Martha Ann Lillard, 78, died on June 26 having spent more than seventy years relying on the device.

A major outdoor concert series featuring the Scissor Sisters and Bananarama has been cancelled just weeks before it was due to take place.

A major outdoor concert series featuring the Scissor Sisters and Bananarama has been cancelled just weeks before it was due to take place.

Sigourney Weaver 'slapped' Shia LaBeouf's dad after he 'hit on her', the controversial actor has claimed.