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Eight cars were affected by a deliberate fire at Epping Green car wash on Epping Road. Essex firefighters tackled the blaze before leaving the scene to police.

Eight cars were affected by a deliberate fire at Epping Green car wash on Epping Road. Essex firefighters tackled the blaze before leaving the scene to police.

A man was arrested on suspicion of causing serious injury

A public health warning has been issued after two pupils from Newcastle primary schools contracted Hepatitis A, a life-threatening liver infection.

Sienna Miller and Dominic West's new show War has won unanimous praise from critics after hitting screens last week. 

It was the height of the swinging sixties and London felt like the centre of the cultural universe for teenagers like Linda.

Andy Burnham has summoned ministers to his little-used Chequers residence for intensive talks on his 10-year plan.

Gillian Anderson has asked a group of superfans 'stop sitting in the front row' because it was distracting her when she spotted them waiting outside the theatre.

Meta isn’t helping — or perhaps it is

The digital challenger bank has launched its first account dedicated to saving for children. We take a look at the account and explore another option for building a nest egg.

Joe Fay chairs a Register dinner in Soho on 20 October where infrastructure leaders compare notes on the file estate they inherited, off the record.

The presenter, 51, was rushed off air while clutching her chest during Friday's episode of the ITV show, and she has since shared she suffered a 'massive panic attack.'

Annie Symonds, 43, originally from Herefordshire, fell out of love with Australia...but after coming back to live in Brighton 2018, she found life at home a soul-sapping experience.

Pike remains alive but unconscious as of Sunday after a Tennessee execution team used at least seven needles to administer two doses of pentobarbital on Wednesday.

As Mick Philpott - jailed for starting a fire that killed six of his children - is moved to segregation in Monster Mansion for safety, insiders explain why he's the next target.

Strictly viewers hailed the chemistry between presenters Emma Willis and Johannes Radebe as they presented together for the first time on Sunday night.

- In 2022 Altair Engineering open sourced "OpenRadioss", an industry-leading finite element solver under the GNU AGPL License, reports Phoronix. - Siemens acquired Altair Engineering last year - Siemens closes access to OpenRadioss. "Siemens didn't just end the project but they shutdown the GitHub repository that hosted the open-source code and removed other resources that had built around it," writes Phoronix, before announcing a new open-source community fork: Radioss has been an industry-leading solver for analyzing crashes, blasts, and other purposes. Altair creating OpenRadioss was a huge milestone for the technical computing industry. It also had other effects like for myself in finally being able to benchmark with this (Open)Radioss code for CPU performance testing compared to the expensive licensing on Radioss itself... Siemens argues the OpenRadioss closure is for consolidating efforts: "After four years of successful community-driven research, Siemens is entering a new chapter for the Radioss solver. To accelerate innovation and provide the robust support our global users require for production-grade simulation, we are consolidating our efforts." It was Brian Clemens. founder/VP Rocky Linux and the Rocky Enterprise Software Foundation who launched the community fork of OpenRadioss — to be called OpenCourant. Its web site announces they'll be "carrying forward the OpenRadioss code base under the GNU AGPL, in the open, where it belongs." Phoronix writes in a follow-up: OpenCourant is based on the last publicly known open-source OpenRadioss snapshot before Siemens shut it down and removed access to the Git repository... OpenCourant continues with the OpenRadioss GNI AGPLv3 licensing and will be run as part of the Rocky Enterprise Software Foundation. They have run into a small issue though with part of OpenRadioss consisting of binary dependencies and not having the very latest versions prior to Siemens' removal of the repository. Details on that via this discussion thread for anyone that happens to have recent OpenRadioss binaries. In other open source news, Kagi is ending their development work on the Orion Browser for Linux and Windows, reports the site Linuxiac — but Kagi "plans to open-source both versions so other developers or organizations can keep them going."

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Kemi Badenoch stole a phrase from Labour grandee Alan Milburn when she said 'tough love' is needed to tackle the crisis of nearly a million NEETs.

John Healey has been warned he faces a £7bn financial black hole if energy supplies from the Middle East remain choked off by Donald Trump's Iran war.

Problematic social media and screen use may be harming the mental and physical health of millions of young people, according to one of the largest reviews into the subject.