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A serial sex offender described as a 'dangerous predator' faces jail after assaulting four women and stalking another on the London Underground. 

It is a basic staple in most people's wardrobes - but have you ever wondered where the T in T-shirt comes from?

Royal aides fear it is 'a bad look' for the former prince to be galloping around on horseback while under police investigation.

Sometimes the 'S' word slips through even the best media training

Is it OK to say "slop" again? Microsoft boss Satya Nadella took to the stage on the London leg of the company's AI tour and said the words that many an IT pro has uttered when faced with a Copilot rollout: "Nobody wants anything that is sloppy in terms of AI creation."…

There are two types of people in the world; people who see breakfast as the most important meal of the day, and ones who can't stomach it.

Cristiano Ronaldo sent a powerful message of support to Lindsey Vonn as the American skiing star opened up on the severity of her horror crash after finally being discharged from hospital. 

Former double glazing salesman David Ames was jailed for defrauding 8,000 victims in the scam unwittingly backed by ex-golfer Gary Player and former Wimbledon champion Pat Cash.

Peter Leonard, 42, and wife Kelly, 46, sued Muriel Whiston over the feature which she had erected to keep her sheep penned in. They said the Charolais sheep breeder was 'abusive and aggressive'.

John Davidson yelled the slur as the Sinners stars Michael B Jordan and Delroy Lindo were presenting the Bafta Film award for special visual effects at London's Royal Festival Hall on Sunday.

A young man will appear in Chelmsford Crown Court for charges of causing death by dangerous driving on the A12.

A young man will appear in Chelmsford Crown Court for charges of causing death by dangerous driving on the A12.

Sally Smithson, 61, of Clare, near Thame in Oxfordshire, pleaded guilty to one charge of preventing the lawful and decent burial of a body.

Hamish Falconer, a Foreign Office minister, informed the House of Commons of a temporary halt on the handover of the strategically-vital archipelago to Mauritius.

The dramatic images reveal how shrinking sea ice is forcing the birds into smaller, increasingly crowded groups.

Manchester has been dubbed the most popular location in England for first-time buyers outside London. The market for first-timers in Worcester is also heating up rapidly.

The Met's mounted branch of police officers on horseback will be cut next month as part of plans to find savings, as Scotland Yard battles with staffing an increasing number of protests in London.

Millions of people visit the coastal spot each year

An anonymous reader shares a report: Japan's Fair Trade Commission raided Microsoft Japan's offices on Wednesday as part of an investigation into whether it improperly restricted customers of its Azure platform from using rival cloud services, a source with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters. The source said Japan's antitrust authorities would also be seeking clarification from Microsoft's parent company in the United States. Microsoft Japan is suspected of setting conditions that effectively shut out other services by limiting access to popular services on other cloud platforms, the source said.

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One council is now left with no overall control

The 61-year-old returned to the panel alongside Christine Lampard, 47, Gloria Hunniford, 85, and Penny Lancaster, 54, to chat about the latest news and headlines.