Liam Payne's mentor Nicole Scherzinger heartbreakingly shares final text exchange the day he died
Liam's world-famous boy band One Direction was initially grouped together on The X Factor UK, where Nicole was serving as a celebrity judge.
So where IS the lesser-spotted Angela Rayner? The answer: Already plotting her comeback... at the £800,000 seaside flat that led to her quitting in disgrace
After being spotted in her Manchester constituency last weekend, Angela Rayner swerved the Labour Party conference in Liverpool and headed straight for the south coast.
'I'll deport 750,000 illegal migrants': Kemi Badenoch vows to set up Trump-style Removals Force to seal Britain's porous borders
The new Trumpian unit is the most eye-catching measure in Kemi Badenoch's Borders Plan, which the Tory leader hopes will revive her flagging political fortunes.
Armed woman who 'doxxed' law enforcement is shot by ICE agents in Chicago after patrol was 'rammed by 10 cars'
Authorities were on patrol in the Windy City's South Side near 39th and Kedzie on Saturday when officials said they were 'rammed by ten cars'.
Popular former Premier League club owner Milan Mandaric dies aged 87 following a short illness
The Serbian-American businessman owned Portsmouth, Leicester and Sheffield Wednesday in his titanic career and has been survived by his two daughters and three grandchildren.
Britain's strictest headteacher accuses Bridget Phillipson of 'having no idea what children need' and being 'unworthy' of Education Secretary role
Katharine Birbalsingh, known as Britain's strictest headteacher, lashed out at Bridget Phillipson for imposing her will on schools without any experience on the ground.
Strictly's Karen Carney reveals childhood health condition that could impact her performance on the dancefloor
Karen Carney revealed she has suffered from a spinal condition since childhood, and has shared how it affects her ability to perform on the Strictly Come Dancing dancefloor.
Microsoft's CTO Hopes to Swap Most AMD and NVIDIA GPUs for In-House Chips
"Microsoft buys a lot of GPUs from both Nvidia and AMD," writes the Register. "But moving forward, Redmond's leaders want to shift the majority of its AI workloads from GPUs to its own homegrown accelerators..."
Driving the transition is a focus on performance per dollar, which for a hyperscale cloud provider is arguably the only metric that really matters. Speaking during a fireside chat moderated by CNBC on Wednesday, Microsoft CTO Kevin Scott said that up to this point, Nvidia has offered the best price-performance, but he's willing to entertain anything in order to meet demand.
Going forward, Scott suggested Microsoft hopes to use its homegrown chips for the majority of its datacenter workloads. When asked, "Is the longer term idea to have mainly Microsoft silicon in the data center?" Scott responded, "Yeah, absolutely...
Microsoft is reportedly in the process of bringing a second-generation Maia accelerator to market next year that will no doubt offer more competitive compute, memory, and interconnect performance... It should be noted that AI accelerators aren't the only custom chips Microsoft has been working on. Redmond also has its own CPU called Cobalt and a whole host of platform security silicon designed to accelerate cryptography and safeguard key exchanges across its vast datacenter domains.
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Horror New York subway accident leaves two teens dead
Two teenage girls were killed in a subway accident in NYC. Around 3.10am Saturday, officials were called to a Brooklyn subway station where they found the girls unconscious.
A tale of two midlife crises: How Hollywood nice guys Hugh Jackman and Keith Urban shocked the world by ending their long marriages and went on to date a younger woman
They were once regarded as two of the 'nicest' Aussie guys in showbusiness.
Kemi Badenoch says she can 'absolutely' turn round Tory fortunes as she arrives at party conference after announcing plan to quit European Convention on Human Rights
The Tory leader was greeted by a crowd of activists outside the Midland Hotel on Saturday afternoon - and insists her Party are the only one with a 'credible plan' on the economy and immigration.
World porridge championships cause a stir in the Scottish Highlands after movie on the event hit the big screen
On the back of film fame, the Golden Spurtle porridge-making championships, returned to the village of Carrbridge for its 32nd year with a record number of entries from around the globe.
Putin drones hit Ukraine passenger trains in 'savage' railway station attack, killing 71-year-old man and injuring more than 30
The attack was in Shostka, a city northeast of Kyiv , where a 71-year-old man was found dead in one of the wrecked carriages.
Eight are injured as tourist boat explodes in Costa Del Sol resort popular with British tourists
The incident occurred as the motorboat, described locally as a tourist boat, was leaving the marina in Fuengirola.
A UK Police Force Suspends Working From Home After Finding Automated Keystroke Scam
The Greater Manchester Police force has 12,677 employees. But they've now suspended work-from-home privileges, reports the BBC, "following an investigation into so-called 'key-jamming', which can allow people to falsely appear to be working. "Twenty-six police officers, staff and contractors are facing misconduct proceedings following the probe, the force said."
One constable told a hearing that a police detective working from home had made it look like his computer was in use on 38 different occasions over 12 days, according to an earlier BBC article. The evidence "showed lengthy periods where the only activity is single keystrokes, pressing the 'H' key about 30 times, between 10:28 and 11:56 GMT on 3 December, and then the 'I' key more than 16,000 times." The detective "used key jamming for 45 hours out of a total of 85 he was logged in for and was frequently away from the keyboard for half of his working day."
The constable said the detective's motivation was "laziness" — and the detective has already resigned.
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Madonna, 67, keeps a very low profile as she blends into the crowd with her toy boy lover Akeem Morris, 29, to support Chelsea at Stamford Bridge
The Queen of Pop, 67, blended into the crowd alongside her partner, 29, as they supported their London football team who came out victorious with a 2-1 win.
Hunter S Thompson's friends said he committed suicide. But now, they tell TOM LEONARD to look to the young widow, as investigators reopen the case
Hunter S Thompson, the pioneer of a brand of wild, first-person journalism had threatened to take his life. It was obvious; he'd ended it all. At least it was obvious until now.
Simon Cowell returns to Britain's Got Talent with a painful injury as he reveals the 'real reason' behind his absence after throwing auditions into chaos
The music mogul, 65, was forced to pull out of auditions for the next series at the last minute on Thursday.
Rihanna steps out for first time since welcoming third child as she celebrates ASAP Rocky's birthday
Rihanna was spotted in West Hollywood on Friday night, marking her first public outing since giving birth to her and ASAP Rocky's third child.
AOC slammed for accusing Trump of killing kids with government shutdown amid desperate fundraising pitch
Ocasio-Cortez's comments came as she looks to keep growing her campaign dollars. She raked in $15.4million this year, according to Federal Election Commission filings.