Ready for action! Zara Tindall looks in her element as she takes to the saddle at the Blenheim Palace Horse Trials
Princess Anne's daughter, who won a silver medal at the 2012 London Olympics, was competing in the dressage test and was clearly in her element during the competition in Oxfordshire.
Man United's wantaway wonderkid JJ Gabriel, 15, flies to Barcelona for talks after dropping quit bombshell
Since Gabriel rocked United with a bombshell demand to quit the club, he has been strongly linked with Barca and their La Liga rivals Real Madrid.
Standstill traffic on busy Essex motorway due to crash
Motorway crash causes standstill traffic on the northbound M11 after Junction 9 for Saffron Walden, with severe delays reported.
Standstill traffic on busy Essex motorway due to crash
Motorway crash causes standstill traffic on the northbound M11 after Junction 9 for Saffron Walden, with severe delays reported.
Airports chaos caused by 'software glitch' officials find - as Government orders further probe but dodges sacking under-fire NATS boss
The National Air Traffic Services (NATS) probe into the chaos on September 8 found the cause was a 'software malfunction in the space of a millisecond' in a small part of its system.
Mystery of Nicola Peltz's Rising Star award: Venice prize raises questions of whether it was a 'pay to play' marketing ploy to promote her new film Prima
The actress had jetted to Venice to accept the award at the same time that its annual Film Festival was taking place, but in reality her honour was completely separate from the event.
Meet the family who live INSIDE Disney World, with story-inspired cottages and no tourists
Can you imagine never having to leave Disney World? Well, for one family, this dream actually became reality...
Parliament bell ringer ordered to sell his £1million London mews home after ripping out his banker neighbour's gate the day he moved in
Adrian Udal (rear), 66, tore out the gates leading to Nicholas Patrick-Hiley's £2million mews cottage just as Mr Patrick-Hiley was arriving at his new home after completion.
Emily Atack's proud parents pay tribute to her 'unforgettable wedding' to Alistair Garner in Spain
The actress's proud parents shared sweet Instagram posts as they returned home after watching their daughter tie the knot in Spain.
Celine Dion puts on an animated display as she greets crowds of her adoring fans with the help of her bodyguard ahead of another comeback show in Paris
Celine Dion put on an animated display as she greeted crowds of her adoring fans on Friday afternoon ahead of another comeback show in Paris.
What would YOU grab if you had to leave your house immediately? Study reveals Brits' most common answers - with many choosing a teddy bear
Experts have surveyed over 1,000 Brits to find out what they would want to grab during an emergency.
Essex-born Premier League talent 'should be' in England squad, says Sky pundit
Sky Sports pundit Jay Bothroyd says Arsenal teenager Max Dowman, 16, should be in Thomas Tuchel’s England squad after his rapid Premier League rise.
Essex-born Premier League talent 'should be' in England squad, says Sky pundit
Sky Sports pundit Jay Bothroyd says Arsenal teenager Max Dowman, 16, should be in Thomas Tuchel’s England squad after his rapid Premier League rise.
The 'quiet' Chelmsford estate where 'everyone says hello' that has an 'unfair' reputation
It has had a troubled past, but locals say the reputation is 'outdated and unfair'
'Father Time always wins': Warren Buffett steps down as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway
The world's most famous investor, Warren Buffett, is stepping down as chairman of his firm Berkshire Hathaway and handing over the reins to his son Howard.
Woman reveals she left her three jobs in the UK to live in Thailand and now pays just £500 for a luxury apartment - and works a fraction of her old hours
Sophia Moulson, from West Sussex, worked 11-15 hours a day while juggling a huge workload as a salon barber, care assistant, and freelance hairstylist and fitness coach.
Delays on major road due to 'incident'
A120 delays near Bradwell, Essex, are causing slow traffic and queues in both directions between Braintree and Coggeshall.
Delays on major road due to 'incident'
A120 delays near Bradwell, Essex, are causing slow traffic and queues in both directions between Braintree and Coggeshall.
Rust is Now a 'Tier One' Language at Microsoft
The Register reports:
When Microsoft's developers and engineers sit down to code, they can now choose to work in Rust, which Redmond has added to its list of canonical languages. "Rust now is a Tier One language at Microsoft, and that just means that it sits among C++, C# and TypeScript as the best supported languages for internal development in the company," explained Victor Ciura, Microsoft principal engineer for the Rust tooling team, during a keynote talk today at this year's annual RustConf, being held this week in Montréal. Ciura said Microsoft has "paved a path" of tools and processes that support local Rust development across the entire software development lifecycle.
Rust is no stranger at Microsoft and is already present in over 100 Microsoft project repositories. The company has built Oxidizer, a set of crates to build scalable services in Rust, which have been used to build and refine the Microsoft 365 core services such as Outlook, Word, Excel, OneDrive, and SharePoint. The Copilot tech stack also owes quite a bit to Rust... [C]ompany engineers built rustc_codegen_utc, a custom Rust compiler code-generation backend that wires the rustc compiler directly into the Microsoft Visual C++ internal toolchain for Windows... "The result is a unified code generation platform for Rust and C++ on Windows" [Ciura wrote in a blog post, noting that more than 100 Microsoft project repositories now build with rustc_codegen_utc.]
Still, Redmond running towards Rust is a welcome development. In his 2025 RustConf keynote, Microsoft Azure CTO Mark Russinovich noted that ~70 percent of Windows CVEs are memory issues.
"One of the things that I realized a long time ago is that no matter how much we really want to make C and C++ better, we can't make it as good as what Rust starts with," he said.
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My wife is great but I hate the family cat. The blasted beast despises me and is trying to drive a wedge between us - but she thinks he's an angel. So many men will share my frustration: ROB CROSSAN
I'm typing these words with a hastily applied plaster around one finger, while wearing a long-sleeved shirt - partly for protection and partly out of embarrassment.