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You can't stop the clock, so you might as well enjoy the time you've got. That's the philosophy women over the age of 50 appear to share, according to a new study.

A huge area of land has been destroyed after a fire in Grays, with crews on the scene tackling the blaze.

A huge area of land has been destroyed after a fire in Grays, with crews on the scene tackling the blaze.

Samantha Morton has heartbreakingly revealed her sister has passed away at the age of 53, just 18 months after her biological father died.

Junior Andre was every inch the caring son as he cooked his mum Katie Price dinner 'to make sure she eats'. 

A fire initially started on Friday (July 31)

There are a number of pulls when it comes to a career in sport. The chance to spend every day doing what you love, earning your living along the way. Or maybe the pursuit of glory,

The spot is popular with paddle-boarders, and those looking for a scenic walk

Clacton's by-election will happen on August 13

A fire near the railway track at Waltham Cross has resulted in cancelled services and also prompted a warning for M25 drivers.

A fire near the railway track at Waltham Cross has resulted in cancelled services and also prompted a warning for M25 drivers.

One of his early careers was as a 'nepo baby' speechwriter for two US presidents, in whose administrations his father held a high rank.

Nigel Farage is said to have negotiated arrangements for a potential comeback in March and April 2024 - ahead of the national ballot in July.

Second fire in matter of days at Middlewick Ranges Around 30 firefighters at the scene People told to avoid the area

Second fire in matter of days at Middlewick Ranges Around 30 firefighters at the scene People told to avoid the area

TfL's bus drivers were among the worst affected workers in the city when the four heatwaves of 2026 struck, as many vehicles did not have working air conditioning.

From golfing with Donald Trump at the Mar-a-Lago Club estate, to lounging on yachts and boarding private jets, AI billionaires are increasingly emerging as the new jet-setting elite.

When Russel Valentin, 32, lost over nine stone after moving to the UK from America, he was baffled.

The shadowy Foxtrot Network has been terrorising Stockholm for years, but its sphere of influence is now spreading to the streets of Britain.

The blog Linuxiac reports: Linux has crossed a major milestone in North America, with the open-source operating system now accounting for 10.65% of desktop usage in the region, according to Statcounter's latest figures for July 2026. The result places Linux firmly in double-digit territory for the first time in Statcounter's North American desktop operating system statistics. For comparison, Statcounter recorded Linux at 5.52% in June 2026, so the share nearly doubled in one month... However, the sharp monthly increase needs context. Statcounter's June figures included an "Unknown" category that accounted for 9.24% of North American desktop usage. Its reduction seems to have coincided with Linux's rise, possibly indicating better identification of previously unclassified traffic... Statcounter is not the only major web measurement platform showing Linux with a substantial presence on North American desktops. Cloudflare Radar data, filtered to desktop HTTP traffic from North America over the previous 28 days, also places Linux at a notably high level [9.4%]. StatCounter's data also shows Linux with an even larger market share of 11.87% in just the United States — and a 14.73% market share in India. Linux's market share in other world regions: Asia 7.17% Africa 5.71% Europe 5.49% South America 4.35% China 2.12% And here's how the Linux market share in other countries compare to India and the U.S. India 14.73% United States 11.87% Germany 7.24% UK 6.18% Canada 3.83% Australia 3.55% Linux's surge could be due to its use in automation or headless browser workloads, Linuxiac points out. But another possibility is "growing frustration with Windows hardware requirements, advertising, account integration, telemetry, and forced interface changes has pushed some users to explore alternatives..." "For now, the safest conclusion is that Linux has surpassed 10% of measured desktop web usage in North America according to Statcounter, not necessarily 10% of the region's installed desktop computer base."

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