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Paul Antony Butler, 53, stabbed university lecturer Claire Chick, 48, in a frenzied attack outside her home in Plymouth in January this year.

Apple plans to shift the assembly of all US-sold iPhones to India [alternative source] as soon as next year, according to Financial Times, which cites people familiar with the matter, as President Donald Trump's trade war forces the tech giant to pivot away from China. From the report: The push builds on Apple's strategy to diversify its supply chain but goes further and faster than investors appreciate, with a goal to source from India the entirety of the more than 60 million iPhones sold annually in the US by the end of 2026.

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Kirsty Wark has spoken out against the rise of opinionated presenters at the BBC, insisting it is not the role of broadcasters to share personal views.

President Donald Trump claimed that China's President Xi Jinping called him amid the countries' tariff drama - as China continued to dispute that trade talks are happening.

South West Water said around 13,000 households will receive £250 in compensation after enduring major problems with their water supplies in recent days.

Ryan Reynolds debuted his newly dyed hair as he ditched his graying locks while attending the Time100 Gala with wife Blake Lively in New York City on Thursday.

In conversation with The Telegraph, New York-based Brown explained, 'He really knows how to play the role of the prince.'

The driver was transporting scrap metal to Essex when the crash happened

The woman took to Reddit to reveal what happened at the unnamed Los Angeles restaurant - and explained that she requested hot water for medicinal purposes as she had a 'sore throat'.

Former president Barack Obama was out to dinner without Michelle at a romantic restaurant in San Francisco amid speculation about their marriage continues.

His council email address was used to send a party-political email

Kneecap are known to shout Republican slogans used by the IRA, have mocked the death of Queen Elizabeth II and called for 'Brits out of Ireland'.

The Princess of Wales sees her future role as Queen as a 'supportive' one, palace insiders have revealed in a new piece published in The Times.

Last year, more than 280 people in the UK were struck down by the bacteria in an outbreak linked to ready meal sandwiches containing contaminated lettuce.

She says she has 'given up everything' for the animals on her farm

The Federal Reserve Board and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. have withdrawn several statements regarding banks' crypto-related activities in an effort to support innovation and clarify current policies. From a report: Two joint statements from 2023 on liquidity and other risks regarding banks' crypto-related activities were pulled on Thursday, the FDIC said. The move aims to clarify that banking organizations may engage in crypto activities so long as they are consistent with current laws and regulations. Banks may also provide products and services to people and firms engaged in crypto-related activities, the FDIC said. Providing more clarity on banks' crypto activities in the coming weeks and months is being considered, the agencies said.

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South Korea's Foreign Ministry expressed 'deep concern' over what some experts have referred to as an encroachment on their territorial waters.

Intel’s new chief executive officer, Lip-Bu Tan, has his work cut out for him, just like his predecessor, Pat Gelsinger, did several years ago. …

“No Quick Fixes” As Intel Losses And Restructurings Continue was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.

The former Made in Chelsea star, 30, who nearly died when giving birth to their son, Leo, after undergoing an emergency C-section, shared the update with her 1.5million Instagram followers.

They shared their first night out after the birth of their daughter