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All departures and arrivals at Birmingham were halted after the twin-engine Beech B200 Super King Air plane declared an in-flight emergency on the way to Belfast today and diverted to the airport.

Donald Trump has declared Russia an 'extraordinary threat' to the US, as Vladimir Putin is set to ignore his deadline to end his invasion of Ukraine. 

Chip contract manufacturer declines to comment

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is "coming over and spending $300 billion in Arizona, building the biggest plant in the world for chips and semiconductors," US President Donald Trump said Tuesday.…

Labour's migrant returns deal with France has descended into farce as a minister appeared to contradict the terms of a new treaty.

A Manhattan jury convicted Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm on Wednesday of conspiring to operate an unlicensed money-transfer business, though jurors deadlocked on charges of money laundering conspiracy and sanctions violations after three days of deliberation. Federal prosecutors alleged Storm helped cybercriminals launder more than $1 billion through the cryptocurrency mixing platform, which launched in 2019 as a decentralized protocol designed to obscure transaction origins by pooling and redistributing funds through smart contracts.

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Cameron Bradford, 24, of Knebworth, Hertfordshire, was arrested at Munich Airport on April 22 after arriving from Bangkok when she attempted to collect her luggage.

It is believed the woman is ranked in the Corporation's top 50 earners this year. She apparently asked a stunned junior employee about her preferences before brandishing the unwanted nude image.

The second series of the supernatural mystery comedy, created by Alfred Gough and Miles Millar, hit the streaming service on August 6.

Russia has adopted Chinese tactics to destabilise Britain, experts have warned.

Brazen thieves broke have been caught on camera fleeing in a stolen car after breaking into a family home in Largs, a town in Scotland, to steal the keys in the middle of the night.

Timber!

Meta is following in Microsoft's footsteps and trying out wood as a construction material for its datacenters in a bid to cut greenhouse gas emissions.…

A 360ft machine dubbed 'Mammoth' stationed in Iceland is literally sucking carbon dioxide (CO2) from the air with the aim of halting climate change.

One of the biggest problems with Yvette Cooper's new 'One-In-One-Out' strategy for dealing with the small boats crisis is the name. Because it's absolutely brilliant.

It's hired four more staff members since going viral on social media

The Reds have taken the opportunity of the summer transfer window to invest heavily in their squad, with the likes of Hugo Ekitike (£79m), Florian Wirtz (£116m) and Milos Kerkez (£40m) joining so far.

Residents living in the Lancashire town of Nelson are uproar after Pendle Council approved the controversial scheme.

Thanks to LLMs, CEO expects to see networks 'back-end and front-end converge'

Arista Networks is expecting the AI datacenter industry to be dominated by open standards such as Ethernet or UALink in the near future, and has upped financial forecasts on the back of those hopes.…

The former England and Tottenham midfielder - who was capped 21 times by his country between 2003 and 2009 - was sacked by the BBC in August amid allegations of workplace misconduct.

Universal Pictures is taking a new approach to combat mass theft of its movies to teach AI systems. From a report: Starting in June with How to Train Your Dragon, the studio has attached a legal warning at the end credits of its films stating that their titles "may not be used to train AI." It's also appeared on Jurassic World Rebirth and Bad Guys 2. "This motion picture is protected under the laws of the United States and other countries," the warning reads. "Unauthorized duplication, distribution or exhibition may result in civil liability and criminal prosecution."

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Company boss Darren Sheen, 40, has today pleaded not guilty to nine offences connected to the dumping of 27 tonnes of untreated waste on a country lane near Lichfield, Staffordshire.