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Penguin Random House has made a donation to Earls Colne book exchange after a 'thief' walked away with over 100 books.

Were it not for the unrelenting pressure the Daily Mail, Neville Lawrence tells me he is certain of one thing: No one would ever have been imprisoned for his son Stephen's murder.

Molly-Mae Hague enjoyed a day off newborn duties as she headed to Wimbledon on Tuesday to take in the tennis, one month after giving birth to son Midas.

The Princess of Wales's parents joined celebrities and royals at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club on day nine of the Championships.

Egypt manager Hossam Hassan has furiously accused FIFA of rigging the World Cup after a string of controversial refereeing decisions went against his side during Argentina's late win.

While Norway's World Cup squad may appear to be the happiest of camps, there is some friction behind the scenes ahead of their huge quarter-final with England. 

Japan's Hayabusa2 probe captured rare close-up images of near-Earth asteroid Torifune, revealing a snowman-like shape made of two joined lobes. Phys.org reports: The fridge-sized Hayabusa2 skimmed asteroid Torifune on Sunday in a mission that demonstrated the ability to deflect a potentially dangerous space rock away from Earth. A new image released by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) on Monday could aid such efforts, as researchers say near-Earth asteroids vary in their size, shape and surface characteristics. "The moment I actually saw this image and the scientific data -- it really gave me goosebumps," JAXA scientist Yuya Mimasu told reporters, adding the asteroid "personally looked like a snowman." The black-and-white image, captured by a telescopic camera, showed what appeared to be two round objects joined together. "You can actually see the rocks... I really hadn't expected to be able to take a photo like this, so I'm absolutely over the moon," he said. [...] Moving at a speed of more than 18,000 kilometers (11,185 miles) per hour, the probe was due to fly within 800 meters (2,625 feet) of the asteroid, but JAXA said it would analyze the distance later. If confirmed, the mission would be one of the closest flybys of a near-Earth asteroid ever. JAXA also said Monday it succeeded in acquiring data from three other devices that can measure the distance from the asteroid and examine the existence of water.

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Mary Jane Haigh, 63, lived in a £500,000 converted barn, keeping horses and llamas and enjoyed regular international holidays to exotic locations.

Alfie Colman, 22, from Great Notley in Essex, is facing jail time after he planned a mass gun attack.

Alfie Colman, 22, from Great Notley in Essex, is facing jail time after he planned a mass gun attack.

There was one ruse in particular of which Nigel James was fond when he was trying to teach his children - budding footballers all in Reece, Joshua and Lauren - how to behave.

The Home Office granted 12 health and care visas to workers from Cameroon in the year ending March 2026. But a total of 180 visas were issued to family members from the country during the same period.

National Savings & Investment bosses are in panic mode. They need to draw in a near record £15bn from savers this financial year.

Relaxing in an airport lounge can be a great way to start your summer holiday in style. They can offer a quieter, more comfortable alternative to the main terminal.

Virgin Media has been handed a £28million fine for preventing or delaying its customers from switching to another provider over a near three-year period.

The £50million phone hacking case brought by Prince Harry, Doreen Lawrence and a raft of other high-profile figures against the publishers of the Daily Mail was today dismissed in full.

TJ inherited a NestJS project. The original developers left the team many years ago, but they've left their mark in the codebase.

// ProjectsModule.ts @Module({ controllers: […], providers: […], exports: […], }) export class ProjectsModule {}

NestJS is a dependency-injection oriented framework for TypeScript code. It offers "providers" (dependencies that can be injected), "controllers" (as one would expect), and lets you bundle them together into "modules". Modules can depend on other modules, letting you build a modular and flexible graph of dependencies. This means that the empty module isn't wrong here.

No, for it to be wrong, we need to write some tests:

// ProjectsModule.test.ts describe("ProjectsModule", () => { it("can be created", () => { const projectsModule = new ProjectsModule() expect(projectsModule).toBeTruthy() }) })

Since modules are just containers for related code objects, there isn't much to test here. While "dynamic modules" which execute code are a thing, they don't execute that code at construction time anyway. This test will always pass. It isn't a test, it doesn't do anything. It likely doesn't even get their coverage up, since whatever providers or controllers it's referencing aren't covered by this test. It's a test that tests nothing but the framework it runs on top of.

"At least there are tests," TJ writes.

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Inference is become a commodity except for frontier models

On January 1 I resolved that this was the year I would use the knowledge I'd accumulated over years of writing about personal finance to make some free cash.

The High Court's ruling dismissing Prince Harry's phone-hacking case against the Daily Mail has been described as an 'overwhelming vindication of our journalism' by former editor Paul Dacre.