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He starred as Prince Charles in the Netflix hit series The Crown. But Dominic West is far from above the law as he has been banned from driving for six months after being caught speeding.

Stop burning $165K on AI rewrites; Jac is meant to "gobble up" your polyglot stack

Power cut affects more than 500 customers across six postcodes in Halstead and Colchester, UK Power Networks says, after faults reported October 23.

Warm Home Discount: millions in England and Wales will receive letters confirming a £150 energy bill rebate this winter, with letters through January 2027.

Warm Home Discount: millions in England and Wales will receive letters confirming a £150 energy bill rebate this winter, with letters through January 2027.

The woman, who has not been identified, was arrested for allegedly assaulting the man around 9am on Wednesday in a parking lot in Langley, British Columbia.

No new accounts from now, and the end will come in December

From luxury sleeper cabins to disappointing carriages, some upgrades are worth every penny - while others leave a lot to be desired.

The actress was just 16 when her mother Julie passed away from a battle with throat cancer at the age of 44.

The Daily Mail's effort to inform viewers about John Healey's tough choices at the upcoming Budget was brought to a shuddering halt thanks to one unexpected interruption.

According to the latest poll, support for Reform UK has dipped to a record low.

According to the latest poll, support for Reform UK has dipped to a record low.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Comcast reportedly plans significant job cuts in its cable division as the firm continues to lose residential broadband and TV customers. Comcast lost 144,000 residential broadband customers in Q3 2026, up from a 91,000-customer loss in the same quarter a year ago, the company said in its earnings report today. Comcast historically capitalized on a lack of competition for high-speed wired broadband. But now it faces stronger competition from fixed wireless providers and from fiber providers in parts of its cable territory. "Fixed wireless remains aggressive and continues to take share, while fiber construction remains elevated, with pockets of irrational pricing and promotional activity," Comcast co-CEO Mike Cavanagh said today in an earnings call. Comcast CFO Jason Armstrong said "irrational pricing" from fiber operators includes $30 to $40 monthly broadband offers "in specific markets in the third quarter." He said $30 to $40 pricing is irrational because deploying fiber costs $1,500 or more per home, and is "getting more expensive with construction costs up as you get into more suburban and rural areas." "As we look at the return profile of that, to us, that is irrational competition," Armstrong said. While he didn't name any specific competitors, Verizon has been pitching FiOS fiber plans that start at $30 a month. Comcast's network is a mix of fiber and cable, and it offers fiber-to-the-home in only small portions of its cable territory. Armstrong said more Comcast customers are leaving when they face "pricing transitions," apparently referring to the price hikes customers get when promotional offers expire. "We've been refining our offers and retention strategies to better manage these transitions and strengthen customer retention," he said. Cavanagh said that "satellite is not yet a material factor" in the competition Comcast faces, but that Comcast is focused on "anticipating emerging forms of competition and positioning our business to respond as the market evolves."

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Residents say the village is a 'great place to live and grow old in' but have raised fears for its future

A Cambridge professor has retained his title of Tiddlywinks champion of the world after seeing off an American challenger nicknamed the Dragon.

The shocking incident occurred during a Super Rygbi Cymru match between Llandovery and Ebbw Vale on Thursday night.

From whether you should bring a gift to what time to arrive, there are a whole host of unspoken rules at family gatherings that, if ignored, can soon breed resentment.

Teddy Young, 24, allegedly abused his high-level security clearance to access secret defence and intelligence data while deployed on a Navy vessel.

His next-of-kin are being supported

Interesting new project from the minds behind SparkyLinux