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Alan, 49, has admitted the pregnant singer, 44, was furious at being the first victim on the BBC show as he revealed the pair are no longer friends earlier this week.

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Goalkeeper Mary Earps stepped away from the England set-up five weeks before this summer's Euros after losing her place to Hannah Hampton, eight years her junior.

The New York City native stepped out with partner Tiffany Chen , 46, and their daughter Gia Virginia Chen-De Niro, two.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from ZDNet: Even before Azure had a global failure this week, Austria's Ministry of Economy had taken a decisive step toward digital sovereignty. The Ministry achieved this status by migrating 1,200 employees to a Nextcloud-based cloud and collaboration platform hosted on Austrian-based infrastructure. This shift away from proprietary, foreign-owned cloud services, such as Microsoft 365, to an open-source, European-based cloud service aligns with a growing trend among European governments and agencies. They want control over sensitive data and to declare their independence from US-based tech providers. European companies are encouraging this trend. Many of them have joined forces in the newly created non-profit foundation, the EuroStack Initiative. This foundation's goal is " to organize action, not just talk, around the pillars of the initiative: Buy European, Sell European, Fund European." What's the motive behind these moves away from proprietary tech? Well, in Austria's case, Florian Zinnagl, CISO of the Ministry of Economy, Energy, and Tourism (BMWET), explained, "We carry responsibility for a large amount of sensitive data -- from employees, companies, and citizens. As a public institution, we take this responsibility very seriously. That's why we view it critically to rely on cloud solutions from non-European corporations for processing this information." Austria's move and motivation echo similar efforts in Germany, Denmark, and other EU states and agencies. The organizations include the German state of Schleswig-Holstein, which abandoned Exchange and Outlook for open-source programs. Other agencies that have taken the same path away from Microsoft include the Austrian military, Danish government organizations, and the French city of Lyon. All of these organizations aim to keep data storage and processing within national or European borders to enhance security, comply with privacy laws such as the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and mitigate risks from potential commercial and foreign government surveillance.

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Several Premier League stars have been getting into the spirit of Halloween by dressing up in spooky costumes - and the Red Devils are no exception. But can you guess who these United stars are?

Farida Khalifa and Zelah Glasson became the latest housemates to be evicted in a shocking double eviction on Friday night's Big Brother.

Disney's channels, including ESPN, ABC, FX, and NatGeo, have gone dark on YouTube TV after Google and Disney failed to renew their carriage agreement before the October 30 deadline, with each side blaming the other for using unfair negotiating tactics and price hikes. YouTube TV says it will issue a $20 credit to subscribers if the blackout continues while negotiations proceed. Engadget reports: "Last week Disney used the threat of a blackout on YouTube TV as a negotiating tactic to force deal terms that would raise prices on our customers," YouTube said in an announcement on its blog. "They're now following through on that threat, suspending their content on YouTube TV." YouTube added that Disney's decision harms its subscribers while benefiting its own live TV products, such as Hulu+Live TV and Fubo. In a statement sent to the Los Angeles Times, however, Disney accused Google's YouTube TV of choosing to deny "subscribers the content they value most by refusing to pay fair rates for [its] channels, including ESPN and ABC." Disney also accused Google of using its market dominance to "eliminate competition and undercut the industry-standard terms" that other pay-TV distributors have agreed to pay for its content.

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After spending much of her adult life indulging her lust for money and position on the back of her royal status, what now for the exiled Sarah Ferguson?

Sharmarke Ahmed (pictured), 34, from the Wandsworth area of London, pretended to be a cop when he phoned the victim, who is in her nineties, on her landline on March 5.

Paul Scholes has thanked fans for their messages of support after opening up about caring for his autistic son Aiden in a moving interview this week.

Montecito-based Meghan may have opted to scrap the image as it overlapped with the breaking news regarding Prince Harry's uncle, Prince Andrew.

Andrew Mountbatten Windsor might have been given his marching orders - but it's business as usual for the Prince and Princess of Wales.

Five suspected terror plotters were arrested Friday morning in Michigan as three separate homes were raided.

Amazon will begin blocking sideloaded piracy apps on Fire TV devices by cross-checking them against a blacklist maintained by the Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment. The company will, however, continue to allow legitimate sideloading for developers. Heise reports: In response to an inquiry, Amazon explained that it has always worked to ban piracy from its app store. As part of an expanded program led by the ACE, it is now blocking apps that demonstrably provide access to pirated content, including those downloaded outside the app store. This builds on Amazon's ongoing efforts to support creators and protect customers, as piracy can also expose users to malware, viruses, and fraud. [...] The sideloading option will remain available on Fire TV devices running Amazon's new operating system, Vega OS. However, it is generally limited to developers here. In this context, the company emphasized that, contrary to rumors, there are no plans to upgrade existing Fire TV devices with Fire OS as the operating system to Vega OS.

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The 39-year-old redheaded New Yorker was with her 38-year-old husband Bader Shammas and she also shared a very rare photo of her son Luai, aged two.

Justin Baldoni missed his chance to appeal a ruling that threw out his multimillion-dollar defamation claims against Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds and the New York Times

Queen Camilla, 78, may not take up the limelight when it comes to the royals' family matters, but she stands strongly behind her husband, 76.

Andrew, who was yesterday ranked the most unpopular royal ever, finally lost his titles and home after being punished by his brother.

Daniel Ducruet had been married to Princess Stephanie for 14 months when in 1995 his marriage ended after he was photographed engaging in sexual acts with Muriel 'Fili' Mol-Houteman.