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Two former FBI officials accused of orchestrating Hunter Biden's laptop 'cover-up' were slapped with new charges filed by President Donald Trump's Justice Department - before a judge stepped in.

Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds acknowledged cutting import tariffs on such products was 'not everything'.

His lawyers say publication of the claims would be 'devastating' to the individual, referred to only as PPT, and cause 'such profound mental anguish that he would seek to end his life'.

TRIBUTES have been paid to a councillor who dedicated decades to public service and is remembered for his compassion and commitment

TRIBUTES have been paid to a councillor who dedicated decades to public service and is remembered for his compassion and commitment

Applegate, 54, announced she had MS in the summer of 2021 and subsequently began hosting the MesSy podcast with The Sopranos star Jamie-Lynn Sigler.

Griffin, who wrote The Tell, denied trying to meddle in the college admissions process for the son of a journalist who reported damaging claims about her.

A jury was told the 51-year-old actor, who was arrested for rape, outlined the 'magnitude' of his promiscuity when he was questioned about allegedly attacking six women over a decade.

Dad-of-two Mohammed Asif Khan, 48, was accused of 'stealing' around £1.1m while working for North of England Coachworks - the north east's biggest vehicle bodyshop.

Morgan Gibbs-White's partner has said that she feels 'incredibly unsettled' after the couple's house was robbed a few days ago. It is the latest incident in a string of high-profile footballers' burglaries.

Sir Tony Blair has piled pressure on Andy Burnham to back new North Sea drilling after his think-tank called for Rosebank and other key projects to proceed.

Residents in Hucknall, Nottinghamshire, told of spending 18 months in the shadow of the unfinished ride - with test carts whizzing around the track yards from their homes.

Around 32,000 extra GP appointments will be made available across Essex this winter as the NHS prepares for increased pressure.

Apple has acknowledged an inner-display defect affecting a small number of its new $1,999 iPhone Duo foldables after customers reported hearing a crunch while unfolding the device before cracks, lines and other display failures appeared along the crease. Apple is replacing affected phones and investigating the problem. iFixit believes a failing hinge component may be pressing into and cracking the display rather than the panel itself being defective. Bloomberg reports: Reports of the problem first surfaced on Reddit and other social media sites. Bloomberg News has since independently verified the issue with more than half a dozen customers, who provided photos showing damage to their devices or evidence of their support conversations with Apple. Apple acknowledged the issue in a statement, saying it was "aware of an issue impacting the inner display on a small number of iPhone Duo units." "If users experience issues with their iPhone Duo display, they should contact AppleCare for a replacement," the Cupertino, California-based company said. Most Duos aren't affected by the problem, and the units that are impacted exhibit the defect quickly, Apple said.

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Around 32,000 extra GP appointments will be made available across Essex this winter as the NHS prepares for increased pressure.

6th-gen M-series silicon promises more cores, faster memory, a fatter NPU, and better connectivity, now in more form factors

Kinga Wydrzynska's pregnancy with little Isabella was 'both not wanted and hidden', jurors heard, and the child spent the first few months of her life in the care of foster parents.

Molly-Mae Hague was seen out and about on a shopping trip with her mini-me daughter Bambi in Knutsford, Cheshire, on Tuesday.

Vincent Chan, pictured, worked at Bright Horizons in Finchley for years but was jailed in February for sexually assaulting children in his care.