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The comedian, 52, has revealed the broadcaster 'was seriously considering' bringing the show back for a Christmas special, but the idea has now been shelved.

The RNLI has warned locals to "properly prepare" if you're visiting the beaches

The latest official analysis found 4,950 caravans situated on land in England without planning permission in January, a 73 per cent increase on five years ago.

Channel 4 viewers are saying goodbye to Secret Lives of Gypsy Wives tonight, but a new series is ready to take its place.

Bingeing the boxed set of binary bafflement

In June, the actor, 69, emotionally shared his daughter Olivia had given birth to a baby boy, and has now reflected on the 'incredible' joy of welcoming the new addition to his family.

France may have broken tourism records, but its reign at the top is already under threat from a familiar favourite with Brits.

Home sellers in popular commuter towns are having to accept their property may be worth up to £20,000 less than they were last year.

Think you can blend in abroad? These familiar holiday habits could give you away before you've even reached the pool - from the airport pint to the inevitable sunburn.

Finally, someone is on trial for Tupac's murder and, for Mopreme and the rest of the family, the moment is long overdue. 'Just think: 30 years,' he told the Daily Mail.

I opted to pay a married woman's small National Insurance stamp in 1975 but then had our son in December 1976. I resumed full-time work in 1985

Carse, who was part of England's squad for the first two Tests against Pakistan and their leading wicket-taker during the Ashes defeat in Australia , was released without charge.

'Mansion tax police' will be sent to homes to decide whether they should pay more under Labour plans.

Danny Cipriani and AnnaLynne McCord married in a backyard ceremony in Los Angeles on Saturday.

The news that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are moving back to Britain with Archie and Lilibet made me think of what I have witnessed in clinics over the years, during my time as a psychiatrist.

Cruise, 64, may be the ultimate action hero, but sources say he is facing a rather awkward real-life Mission: Impossible - rescuing both his love life and potentially his Hollywood standing.

The long legal battle over ownership of Linux "is closer than ever to ending," reports the Register, "after a panel of three judges ruled a claim against IBM and Red Hat isn't valid, and that time has expired for further action." In 2021, an heir to SCO settled with IBM for $14.25 million — a sum that reflects the fact SCO had for years failed to produce strong evidence to back its claims. Another of SCO's legal successors, Xinuos, filed a new claim that IBM should be on the hook because Big Blue knew it did not own the code it contributed to Linux but instead had a non-exclusive license to use it. Xinuos argued that when IBM contributed Project Monterey code to Linux [25 years ago], it breached that license. Xinuos eventually took that argument to the US District Court for the Southern District of New York — and failed to convince it that IBM and Red Hat had a case to answer. Xinuos appealed, and on August 10th the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit decided [PDF] not to revisit the District Court's decision, agreeing that the original legalese governing Project Monterey means it's too late to re-litigate the matter. The Appeals Court also agreed that Xinuos tried to frame the case as a licensing issue but failed, instead arguing that the issue was really about ownership. That ain't all, folks, because Xinuos intends to file a petition to have the case re-heard by the full bench of the Court of Appeals. That hardly ever happens, unless the court finds significant errors or major legal issues that make a rehearing worthwhile. Law firm Kaplan says the Second Circuit has allowed reviews of less than 0.03 percent of the cases it has handled. So perhaps this matter is now close to a final resolution. Back in 2000 Slashdot interviewed one of the presidents of SCO.

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The Tory leader said defectors who left her party for Nigel Farage's are 'some of the most dishonest people' she has met.

William and Catherine, the Prince and Princess of Wales, were among those gathering this morning for church near Balmoral after a Duke and Duchess of Sussex 'summit'.

David Oldershaw, 61, of New Road in Chelmsford, has been charged with racially aggravated common assault following an incident in Braintree.