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The Hollywood actress, 53, and Good Charlotte rocker, 46, who are notoriously private, married in 2015 and are parents to one-year-old son Cardinal and five-year-old daughter Raddix.

Nora Ephron got there first, of course, with her essay I Feel Bad About My Neck. Now I'm there too, along with most of my 50-plusser friends.

It's a moment that will be etched on my brain forever. It was just after my husband Robin died almost four years ago.

When I played tennis for a living, I was good at reading my opponents, their strengths and weaknesses.

It is 2.30pm outside a Wetherspoons pub and Clement Moyo is showing off a GPS ankle tag which means he can be monitored round the clock by immigration officials.

PLUS: China's Great Firewall springs a leak; FBI issues rare 'Flash Alert' of Salesforce attacks; $10m bounty for alleged Russian hacker; and more

Infosec In Brief  15 ransomware gangs, including Scattered Spider and Lapsus$, have announced that they are going dark, and say no more attacks will be carried out in their name.…

Last year Amazon's robotaxi service Zoox held a training session for 20 Las Vegas firefighters, police officers, and other first responders, reports the Washington Post, calling it "a new ritual for emergency workers across the country, as autonomous vehicles begin to spread beyond the handful of cities that served as initial testing grounds..." Questions that came up included: What can first responders do if the nearly 6,000-pound vehicle is blocking a roadway? (Better to pull, not push.) What happens if the vehicle loses its connectivity? (It's designed to pull over.) And can first responders manually shut off the vehicle? (Not yet, but Zoox is working on it....) The vehicles' operators claim they drive more safely than humans, but anything can happen on public roads, and first responders need to know how to intervene if a robotaxi is caught in a collision that traps passengers, catches fire or gets caught doing something that demands a traffic stop... Alphabet's Waymo, which has more than 2,000 vehicles completing hundreds of thousands of paid trips each week across San Francisco and Silicon Valley, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Austin and Atlanta, has trained more than 20,000 first responders in how to interact with its vehicles, the company said. Tesla didn't respond to a request for comment on how many first responders the company has trained, but a representative from the Austin Police Department confirmed that fire, police and transit workers were trained on the company's Robotaxi before the company launched commercial service in June. Tesla, Waymo and Zoox say their vehicles can detect the lights and sirens of emergency vehicles and automatically attempt to pull over. Waymo says its vehicles can interpret first responders' hand signals.... The first responders appeared excited about the potential of the company's artificial intelligence technology to ferry visitors up and down the Vegas Strip without concern that a driver might be inebriated. They were also wary of problems that might unfold: Autonomous vehicles are electric, and when electric vehicles catch fire, they're difficult to extinguish, the firefighters said. The first responders also worried that a secondary air bag deployment could injure an emergency responder, a common concern with conventional vehicles. And if a police officer wanted to view the footage a Zoox vehicle captured on the road, would the company be willing to share it? Turning over footage would require a subpoena, a Zoox official responded. But "those who've been through the trainings and have seen large-scale commercial rollouts say it's difficult to anticipate all the potential issues in a specific market," the article points out. Darius Luttropp, former deputy chief of operations for the San Francisco Fire Department, told the Post last year that Waymo vehicles had blocked city firefighters from leaving and entering firehouses, and also crashed into their equipment. Lt. William White of the Austin Police Department told the Post that more than once Waymo vehicles failed to recognize an officer on a motorcycle with their police lights activated.

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While the saga of the investigation into Jeffrey Epstein has dominated Washington and the media in recent months, Kirk's assassination has now taken center stage.

The hardware is now compelling, sales are rising, and there's the chance to create a new experience

hands on  Folding smartphones have been with us for six years without winning much market share, but after two weeks using Samsung's latest model, and recent reports of surging sales in the category, it feels to me like dual-screened devices are something developers now need to consider.…

The supermodel, who is reportedly dating Tom Brady, shared a series of thirst traps while in a black two piece swimsuit.

Tyler Robinson, 22, the man accused of killing conservative influencer Charlie Kirk, had joked that the shooter was his 'doppelganger' hours before he was arrested.

'Killer' car seats are still being sold online a decade after they were first identified, experts have warned.

On Sunday, he shared his list of 10 values for 'the bieber family,' which he had framed and prominently displayed.

The series challenges members of the public and celebs to complete a modified version of SAS training as they put their mind and body through the absolute ringer in the ultimate test of resilience.

An expert has revealed the clothing protocol that Melania Trump must follow during her UK state visit this week.

Boxing great Ricky Hatton has died suddenly aged 46. Tributes are pouring in for the great who was due to attend the Manchester derby at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday,

Emma Cunningham (pictured) promised to teach clients how to generate 'passive income' through selling products without ever seeing the inventory - a practice known as dropshipping.

A public speaking expert has shared a simple phrase will have the room perk up and pay attention when you're talking.

Officials at Manchester City were made aware of the worker's ridiculous choice of shirt by angered home supporters on X, formerly known as Twitter .

Mandelson has a 21 per cent shareholding in the £30million company which means he'll trouser £6.3million. But that's not all. The latest company accounts show that he is also owed £1million.