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Overhaul of process could give NIMBYs one year less to complain

House prices edged up £518 in June, according to the latest figures from mortgage lender, Halifax.

The singer, 26, has ruffled feathers after she uploaded an image of Taylor Swift's ex-boyfriend Joe Alwyn in a post about what she wore to her wedding.

Nigel Farage has faced pressure after reports over the alleged source of some funding

The singer, 52, was one of the members of the band alongside Victoria, Geri Halliwell, Mel B and Emma Bunton during their rise to fame in the late 1990s.

Drivers using the M25 are currently facing delays of more than two hours due to emergency repairs near Waltham Abbey.

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Erika Kirk, dressed in all black, faced her husband's alleged murderer for the first time Monday morning as he appeared before a Utah judge for a five-day preliminary hearing.

Alan Milburn said the prime minister-in-waiting knows that changing the system is 'absolutely necessary' to help the million young people currently out of work or education.

'My friend, what is happening here is nothing short of madness,' says one reporter. 'The Egyptian fans here keep asking the same question, "Why can't we beat Argentina?".'

Delays are building on the M25 near Waltham Abbey to around two hours due to emergency works.

US President Donald Trump has appeared to rally behind Nigel Farage as the Reform UK leader faces scrutiny over financial support.

US President Donald Trump has appeared to rally behind Nigel Farage as the Reform UK leader faces scrutiny over financial support.

A heat health alert issued for Essex and the East of England has been upgraded by the UK Health Security Agency. Yellow alert upgraded to amber.

A heat health alert issued for Essex and the East of England has been upgraded by the UK Health Security Agency. Yellow alert upgraded to amber.

Probably an extension of long-running iThing innards arrangement, not a new custom AI accelerator deal

From Japan to Peru, there are amazing cities, towns and villages around the world in extraordinary locations and extreme conditions.

Planning a Lake District trip this summer? If you're lured in by the greenery and the lakes, here are some of the best spots to go to avoid the crowds...

GitHub is offering a limited run of 1,000 CD-ROM copies of public repositories as a pro-physical-media jab at Sony's plan to stop producing PlayStation game discs in 2028. Tom's Hardware reports: The coding and collaboration platform, owned by Microsoft, states that "In light of recent developments in physical media, GitHub is proud to announce that you can now obtain your public repo on CD-ROM." Moreover, it appeals to the human side of computing, adding the emotive line "Keep it. Lend it to friends. Pass it on to your children." It isn't April 1st, so thankfully this is no joke. However, if you check out the above-linked GitHub Your Code, On a CD offer page, it quickly becomes clear this is a very limited in time/scope stunt. "Order a burned CD of your own public GitHub repo. Yes, a real physical disc you can hold in your hands, no download required," begins the spiel. But this is a very limited run of 1,000 discs, with applications required between July 2 and July 6 (inclusive). Limit one per person, with availability varying between country/region. "Your code is physically yours, forever. Until you lose it, let's be real," says GitHub. At best, these CDs will be framed and put on a wall, some becoming collector's items or eBay money spinners (discs like 0001 or 0888 would be good ones, if they are numbered). Also, many will be lost or eventually/accidentally discarded, as GitHub seems to know. So this 'protest' is arguably 1,000 doses of expensively shipped e-waste.

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A rise in heat-related deaths and other significant impacts are likely