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Pressure is continuing to mount on the under-fire FIFA president with high-profile current and former footballers now making formal statements for him to stand down.

Mothers of two children struck down with E.coli and campylobacter after visits to Lake Windermere are calling on the Prime Minister to stop sewage release into watercourses.

Angela Rayner has relaxed restrictions on building new homes on existing plots.

Raspberry Pi has published an official guide for building a cyberdeck, leaning into a viral trend of homemade portable computers built from repurposed cases, purses, and other oddball hardware. The guide uses a Raspberry Pi 5, keyboard, battery, and Pelican-style case. The Verge reports: Raspberry Pi's head of social, Ashley Whittaker, acknowledged the cyberdeck trend today, saying "we haven't been able to get away from cyberdecks this year." Raspberry Pi has also increased its prices multiple times this year due to rising costs for RAM and other components, which could be another reason to support this growing market of active and would-be hobbyists. The 16GB version of the Raspberry Pi 5 included in the company's official cyberdeck guide got a $100 price hike in April, nearly as much as the board's original $120 price.

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The Traitors winner Leanne Quigley has split from her fiancée Sophie Jones after seven years together.

Police have confirmed there are no suspicious circumstances following the recovery of a man’s body after he was reported to have gone overboard.

Police have confirmed there are no suspicious circumstances following the recovery of a man’s body after he was reported to have gone overboard.

The park said its group of meerkats had been caught unaware by a sudden deluge which followed a spate of nationwide heatwaves.

Darkbloom distributed inference network promises to put underutilized Apple kit to work

Moscow accuses the UK of 'participating in this war' as Andy Burnham arrives in Kyiv for his first foreign visit.

Global ocean temperatures have hit their highest daily average ever recorded, in a worrying sign that Super El Niño is ramping up.

A tribunal ruled that Jessica Morgan was the victim of discrimination after she received the cruel comment after suggesting she could give a presentation to a client.

Influencer Pawgli, who has been dating £18million full-back Pep Chavarria since November, has moved to the English capital despite severe reservations over the switch.

This year's lineup includes ex-Love Islander Dani Dyer, footballer Shaun Wright-Phillips, Australian singer and former Neighbours star Delta Goodrem and EastEnders star Lacey Turner.

The UK is at the centre of the salmonella outbreak, recording more cases than any of the other six countries affected.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Taiwan has indicted nine people -- reportedly including an Nvidia senior manager and two Supermicro employees based in the country -- who allegedly helped forge documents to cover up illegal exports of high-end AI servers to China in violation of US export controls. On Monday, Reuters reported that prosecutors in Keelung did not release any names but confirmed that the suspects were "charged with breach of trust and document forgery." One suspect linked to a related case remains at large, accused of the "siphoning of funds from a distributor company involved" in helping China get access to restricted Nvidia chips. Since 2022, the US has required a license to export semiconductors to China, with the intent of protecting national security by staying ahead of China in the AI race. But after the US arrested Supermicro co-founder Wally Liaw in March for allegedly funneling $2.5 billion in restricted AI servers to China since 2024, Taiwan launched a separate probe to learn more about the scheme. Taiwan's investigation found that co-conspirators attempted to falsify documents to make it appear that 130 B300 servers were installed and in use at a Taiwan facility. But 74 of those servers "were ultimately exported and delivered to Chinese customers," Reuters reported, while the rest, 56, were intended to go to China but were blocked once Taiwanese customs officials "detected irregularities." According to Taiwan officials, Nvidia's manager and Supermicro employees "colluded with one another at various levels for enormous profit, illegally exporting high-end servers, increasing corporate compliance costs, and severely damaging our nation's international image." Supermicro said in a statement to PCMag: "Supermicro is committed to protecting our advanced technologies and intellectual property. We are working closely with Taiwanese authorities on recent events, which underscore the importance of continued collaboration across industry and government to strengthen safeguards, enhance supply chain visibility, and facilitate the enforcement of export control laws."

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It means the number of dentists working for the service has dropped by almost 10 per cent, leaving patients with nowhere to turn.

The Voice UK star Ellie Harney has been left 'completely broken' after her beloved father died following her TV audition for the show.

Irishman Gerry Duffy, 76, was 'driven completely insane' by the electric pump his neighbour used for his pond, which contained several Koi carp.

Jamie Stephenson, Rebecah Credland, 25, and their three young children have fled their home in Wortley, Leeds, after being hit with insults and threats from a couple in their neighbourhood.