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A chef has revealed his top tips for cooking the perfect poached eggs - and why most people have been doing it wrong.

Isaac Anderson was recording the religious broadcast for his followers yesterday morning in Walthamstow, when he was targeted. But the thief failed to spot the device was live-streaming..

Officers raided the 49-year-old BBC actor's family home in Kensington, West London, just before 9am, with a specialist dog unit used in the search.

Donald and Melania Trump were caught having an awkward conversation on Marine One with the president seen waving a finger at his wife and the first lady shaking her head.

The singer, 76, and the legendary Starman hitmaker had a romance in the 1970s after meeting at a hotel in Sheffield.

Companies must realize they can be more than pure consumers, and public sector ought to go beyond 'promotion'

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The singer, 28, who performs as Lolahol, opted for a racy cut-out figure-hugging dress with a daring thigh-high split.

The former model and estranged son of David and Victoria Beckham , 26, took to social media to share more snaps from his day out at Bethpage Black.

""It has absolutely ruined the street scene in the area. We have some lovely quaint, attractive roads and streets and it has made it an eyesore."

The would-be assassin allegedly posted the cell phone footage online prior to his July 2024 attempt on Trump's rally at a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.

Paul Evans , from London's I-Spy Detectives has divulged one of the more devious methods being used by cheaters to cover their tracks

Lance Twiggs, who is the transgender boyfriend of accused killer Tyler Robinson, was allegedly kicked out of his family home as a high school student.

votsalo writes: A German company, Vay, offers a rental car service where the cars are driven by a remote driver to the customer, who then takes over driving the car. At the end of the rental, a remote driver takes over again to take the car away. The trained remote drivers sit in a driving station, with a steering wheel, foot pedals, screens, headphones, and even tactile feedback for things like bumps on the road. Vay says the rental rate cost would be "about half of what a current car-sharing service costs." If he is talking about car-rental services that deliver cars to customers by on-site drivers, like this defunct San Francisco car rental company, then the claim about half the cost seems right. Vay's founder used Las Vegas as a testing ground for the service and expects to launch in Germany soon. Las Vegas "had the necessary legal framework already in place," said von der Ohe, a graduate of computer science and entrepreneurship from Stanford. "It fitted on to three pages. Germany's ran to many more, but we've worked closely with the authorities here to make sure we can fulfil everything that's required of us, from technical to safety concerns. Now that the legislative landscape is in place, we're raring to go."

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The actor, 53, split from the Aussie actress, 49, at the end of 2023 after 14 years of marriage and welcoming three children together.

Set in the 1860s, it follows four Guinness siblings fighting over the family fortune after their father dies, which gives it a touch of Succession.

Dave's always lived high on the hog, whether as a member of the Bullingdon during high-spirited days at Oxford, or subsequently at White's - starchiest of London's gentlemen's clubs...

An Anonymous quality analyst and audiophile accounted "As a returning customer at napalmrecords.com I was forced to update my Billing Address. Fine. Sure. But what if my *House number* is a very big number? More than 10 "symbols"? Fortunately, 0xDEADBEEF for House number and J****** for First Name both passed validation."

And then he proved it, by screenshot:

 

Richard P. found a flubstitution failure mocking "I'm always on the lookout for new and interesting Lego sets. I definitely don't have {{product.name}} in my collection!"

 

"I guess short-named siblings aren't allowed for this security question," pointed out Mark T.

 

Finally, my favorite category of Error'd -- the security snafu. Tim R. reported this one, saying "Sainsbury/Argos in the UK doesn't want just anybody picking up the item I've ordered online and paid for, so they require not one, not two, but 3 pieces of information when I come to collect it. There's surely no way any interloper could possibly find out all 3, unless they were all sent in the same email obviously." Personally, my threat model for my grocery pickups is pretty permissive, but Tim cares.

 

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Britain's largest car-maker last month suffered a devastating hack that threatens to cost it billions. It has has forced JLR to suspend factory production until next month.

Manager's quality control priorities were upside down

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Royal-approved brand LK Bennett has unveiled a stylish new diffusion line - just in time for party season.