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The athleticwear giant took the unusual step of directly attacking its founder in a sharply worded letter to shareholders on Monday after settlement talks between the two sides collapsed last week.

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The couple made the shocking announcement that they were going their separate ways last week after 18 years of marriage.

New figures show hundreds of children under the age of ten have been reported in Kent for offences such as burglary, arson and sexual offending.

Royal expert Tom Sykes, who was in Switzerland for her speech outside the United Nations, has claimed: 'The hypocrisy is breathtaking. It is a boastful image. It is a vain image. It is tone-deaf.'

The British supermodel was in attendance at Royal Hospital Chelsea as organisers for the annual Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) event gave a select group of celebrities an early preview.

Ian Fry, 56, was embroiled in a five-year legal battle with visual artist and ex-colleague Yasmin Agilah-Hood.

Footage filmed at Afg Mobile Repair in Woolwich shows a man behind the counter speaking to an researcher posing as a family member of a migrant in France.

Abbey Ridgway, 26, pulled out on the A4 Bath Road in Wiltshire without looking and was hit by a lorry seriously injuring her boyfriend and killing Rosa Taylor, 19, who were passengers.

Ciara Sullivan, 24, who was in the King's Troop, Royal Horse Artillery, was fatally injured following an incident on Friday evening.

Anthi Paganou – who posts as Hana online – is 24, originally from Greece, and in the final stretch of her marketing master’s at Essex University

Village residents moved a vote of no confidence in their parish council after they claimed they had been “shouted down and intimidated” by some councillors.

Sir John Whittingdale, MP for Maldon, visited Farleigh Hospice to learn more about the care it provides to patients and families across Essex.

The CFTC says it is ramping up efforts to catch insider trading and market manipulation in prediction markets, using AI tools, blockchain tracing, and other surveillance systems to flag suspicious bets. It's also monitoring activity by U.S. traders accessing offshore platforms like Polymarket through VPNs. Wired reports: [T]he Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which oversees prediction markets, wants you to know that it's watching very, very closely. The agency is searching for suspicious behavior from traders within the United States who have been sneaking onto offshore markets, including Polymarket's crypto platform -- which is blocked stateside -- by using virtual private networks. "We're going to find them, and we're going to bring actions," agency chairman Michael Selig told WIRED this week, speaking from the CFTC's headquarters in Washington, DC. Selig says the agency, which is especially lean right now, is staffing up. Like so many other AI-pilled workplaces, the CFTC is also leaning into automation to handle the growing workload, including tools that analyze trading patterns and flag potential manipulation. "You've got so much data," Selig says. "When we feed it into AI, we get really great information. It can help us understand things, like where we might want to investigate, or when we might need to send a subpoena to a trader." In addition to proprietary surveillance systems developed in-house, the agency's arsenal includes third-party blockchain tracing tools like Chainalysis for crypto platforms, and market abuse detection software including Nasdaq Smarts for centralized markets. (Beyond Nasdaq Smarts, the agency did not specify which AI tools it uses and declined to share more specific examples.) [...] Selig recently told Congress that the company is pursuing "hundreds, if not thousands" of insider trading tips. Investigations are not limited to federally regulated exchanges. "We're surveilling the markets on a global basis," he tells WIRED. Selig says that the agency will exert extraterritorial jurisdiction -- its legal ability to enforce its laws beyond traditional boundaries -- when it finds suspicious activity on offshore platforms like Polymarket, though he says it's a case-by-case approach. "We use it in extreme circumstances," he says, with an eye towards whether charges have a strong chance of sticking in court. "In any extraterritorial litigation, there's going to be challenges to our authority, and that could also impair our ability to bring cases in the future." According to Selig, the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act allows the CFTC more leeway to pursue this kind of enforcement action, by giving it more authority over foreign swap activities that impact the US. When appropriate, the agency works with regulators from other countries, too. "For cases where we're not sure we'll win, or it's less in our wheelhouse and more of a foreign matter, we would relay it to a foreign regulator," he says. "We're constantly referring cases." [...] Selig is insistent that the CFTC is only just getting started. The agency will identify wrongdoers, he says -- no matter "how large or how small."

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Taking a high-dose Vitamin D supplement during pregnancy may be linked to better memory in children, a new analysis suggests.

Vladimir Putin is recruiting Ukrainian children to build a drone army to fight against their homeland and threaten Nato's eastern flank, a chilling new report warns.

A group called Parents Against Antisemitism have compiled a dossier of more than 100 accounts of abuse - committed by both pupils and teachers.

The actress, best known for her starring role as highly sexed Samantha Jones, was given an early preview as the annual Royal Horticultural Society event prepared to get underway.

Ford has announced five new cars arriving by 2029 in a bid to win over European customers again. A mix of EVs and electrified vehicles, they'll be rallly and off-road inspired.

The girl was with a group of teenagers on e-bikes who descended on the community event.