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The price of bitcoin is above $100,000 for the first time since January after a US-UK trade deal revealed on Thursday prompted cautious market optimism.

Harrowing video evidence played in court showed Cameron Boxall, 22, as he tried to drag the young woman into a stolen Mini Cooper before driving off.

The Met Office forecasts that temperatures will reach a maximum 27C over the weekend but an alert has been issued for possible showers and thunderstorms throughout.

The Havoc star, 47, took to the front cover of the latest edition of Esquire in a striking shoot which saw him sitting with his French bulldog Blue, while wearing a navy jacket over a light blue shirt.

The Princess of Wales reaffirmed her penchant for Self-Portrait by wearing a stunning blazer dress from the brand at the VE Day concert.

Weapons-grade fuel for fraud

Insight Partners, a mega venture capital firm with more than $90 billion in funds under management, fears network intruders got their hands on internal sensitive data about employees, portfolio companies, investors, and more.…

Having been Zendaya's stylist since 2011, Law Roach has been responsible for dressing the star for some of the biggest moments of her career. But how is wedding styling going?

The film producer, 31, welcomed her first child with the Scarface actor, 85, back in June 2023 amid their romance. They have since reportedly called it quits.

Disney+ has confirmed that Rivals will return for a second series after its huge success last year - and they have treated fans to an extra four episodes.

The male rider was overtaking a slower participant in last Sunday's 124-mile event in the Pennine foothills town of Stalybridge when the pedestrian was struck, police believe.

Trump 'may be celebrating that an American is at the Vatican, but he's deluded if he thinks he will have Pope Leon's support or be able to influence him,' a source said

CrowdStrike, the cybersecurity firm that became a household name after causing a massive global IT outage last year, has announced it will cut 5% of its workforce in part due to "AI efficiency." From a report: In a note to staff earlier this week, released in stock market filings in the US, CrowdStrike's chief executive, George Kurtz, announced that 500 positions, or 5% of its workforce, would be cut globally, citing AI efficiencies created in the business. "We're operating in a market and technology inflection point, with AI reshaping every industry, accelerating threats, and evolving customer needs," he said. Kurtz said AI "flattens our hiring curve, and helps us innovate from idea to product faster," adding it "drives efficiencies across both the front and back office. AI is a force multiplier throughout the business," he said. Other reasons for the cuts included market demand for sustained growth and expanding the product offering.

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He was best known for his work with the BBC Concert Orchestra, BBC Proms, the Highgate Choral Society and the London Chorus.

As far as we can tell, the export controls on crippled GPU compute engines announced by the US Department of Commerce back in April have had a disproportionately hard impact on AMD compared to Nvidia, as far as we can tell. …

China Export Controls Whack AMD Datacenter GPU Business was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.

The new outfits are on sale now in all Primark stores

The shocking images show a fireball tearing through vehicles outside the £550,000 house in Chandler's Ford, Hampshire, in the early hours of this morning.

The singer, 52, beamed as she joined fellow celebrities at the lavish event at The Park Restaurant in London on Friday. She completed the outfit with some white heels.

Frank Lampard needs as few as two wins in his next three matches as Coventry manager to complete a stunning revival of the Sky Blues since his appointment in November.

He commands the spiritual devotion of over a billion Catholics across the globe, holds one of the most recognisable roles in the world, and leads a sovereign state - so how much does he earn?

There is only one reason why Britain has been able to beat the EU and do this early deal and that - as Trump rightly said - is Brexit, says BORIS JOHNSON.