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Travel by train has soared in popularity in recent months, with luxurious options available everywhere from Rome to the English countryside.

Shirley Ballas insisted she has not had a facelift as she revealed her jaw-dropping transformation on Tuesday. 

Every US President loves the royals and this week's visitor to Windsor Castle is no exception.

The 15-year-old - due back at school in his home town of Warrington tomorrow after flying back from Los Angeles - has the acting world at his feet following his acclaimed performance.

Cyberspace watchdog tightens reporting regime, leaving little time to hide incidents

Beijing will soon expect Chinese network operators to 'fess up to serious cyber incidents within an hour of spotting them – or risk penalties for dragging their feet.…

One migrant who arrived in Britain last month had been due to be sent back aboard a scheduled flight to Paris on Monday afternoon. But the removal under the 'one in, one out' deal was abandoned.

Margot Robbie left little to the imagination as she headed to the New York premiere of her new film, A Big Bold Beautiful Journey, on Monday.

Eight people have been charged so far

Fiverr is laying off 250 employees, or about 30% of its workforce, as it restructures to become an "AI-first" company. "We are launching a transformation for Fiverr, to turn Fiverr into an AI-first company that's leaner, faster, with a modern AI-focused tech infrastructure, a smaller team, each with substantially greater productivity, and far fewer management layers," CEO Micha Kaufman said. Reuters reports: While it isn't clear what kinds of jobs will be impacted, Fiverr operates a self-service digital marketplace where freelancers can connect with businesses or individuals requiring digital services like graphic design, editing or programming. Most processes on the platform take place with minimal employee intervention as ordering, delivery and payments are automated. The company's name comes from most gigs starting at $5 initially, but as the business grew, the firm has introduced subscription services and raised the bar for service prices. Fiverr said it does not expect the job cuts to materially impact business activities across the marketplace in the near term and plans to reinvest part of the savings in the business.

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The plans could be rolled out to other schools

The Duchess of Kent's coffin was carried in a royal hearse, designed by Queen Elizabeth, from her home in Kensington to Westminster Cathedral for a private vigil with her immediate family.

Peter Kay has said he spent the 'first 48 years of his life' trying to lose weight as he spoke in a rare personal interview on Monday.

Each event will take place from 2pm to 5pm.

The search area includes a huge country park

Microsoft reminds holdouts they've got less than a month before the update tap runs dry

Start the countdown! For any administrators living under a rock, Microsoft has posted another warning that Windows 10 22H2 will reach end of servicing on October 14.…

The code Clemens M supported worked just fine for ages. And then one day, it broke. It didn't break after a deployment, which implied some other sort of bug. So Clemens dug in, playing the game of "what specific data rows are breaking the UI, and why?"

One of the organizational elements of their system was the idea of "zones". I don't know the specifics of the application as a whole, but we can broadly describe it thus:

The application oversaw the making of widgets. Widgets could be assigned to one or more zones. A finished product requires a set of widgets. Thus, the finished product has a number of zones that's the union of all of the zones of its component widgets.

Which someone decided to handle this way:

zones.reduce((accumulator, currentValue) => accumulator = _.union(currentValue))

So, we reduce across zones (which is an array of arrays, where the innermost arrays contain zone names, like zone-0, zone-1). In each step we union it with… nothing. The LoDash union function expects an array of arrays, and returns an array that's the union of all its inputs. This isn't how that function is meant to be used, but the behavior from this incorrect usage was that accumulator would end up holding the last element in zones. Which actually worked until recently, because until recently no one was splitting products across zones. When all the inputs were in the same zone, grabbing the last one was just fine.

The code had been like this for years. It was only just recently, as the company expanded, that it became problematic. The fix, at least, was easy- drop the reduce and just union correctly.

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The school is 'proud' of the progress but says there is 'still more work to do'

Police want to find him to make sure he's ok

The discovery of barbastelle bats in Lincolnshire risks derailing a long-awaited relief road after the leader of the council refused to fork out an additional £4m for a bat tunnel.

Study that used actual input to OpenAI’s chatbot finds personal use surging

Users of individual accounts for OpenAI’s ChatGPT mostly use it for research and to help with writing, according to a new study into the kind of queries fed into the service.…