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A group of mainly male migrants were seen arriving at the Port of Dover aboard Border Force vessels while wearing orange lifejackets.

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Records show the charity was declared delinquent in January for not filing its annual registration renewal fee reports or renewal fee since February 2023.

An anonymous reader shares a report: Microsoft is attempting to solve the hassle of coordinating with colleagues on when everyone will be in the office. It's a problem that emerged with the increase in hybrid and flexible work after the recent covid-19 pandemic, with workers spending less time in the office. Microsoft Places is an AI-powered app that goes into preview today and should help businesses that rely on Outlook and Microsoft Teams to better coordinate in-office time together. "When employees get to the office, they don't want to be greeted by a sea of empty desks -- they want face-time with their manager and the coworkers they collaborate with most frequently," says Microsoft's corporate vice president of AI at work, Jared Spataro, in a blog post. "With Places, you can more easily coordinate across coworkers and spaces in the office."

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The aspiring chef, 25, is known for having a passion for cooking and often takes to his social media to show fans his latest cooking tutorial.

Ale Pedroza, who lives in Orlando, Florida, took to TikTok to share her advice with her 47,500 followers. She dished on 'what not to do on an airplane' including urging travelers not to sleep too early.

Janiel Verainer kept two secret phones in a 'Hello Kitty' inspired bedroom, a jury heard. Police found the unregistered devices during a routine check at Verainer's Kent home in November last year.

The 75-year-old monarch arrived by helicopter to meet his eldest son on a Hampshire airfield where he handed over command of the Army Air Corps to the Prince of Wales.

In the latest apparent blame game to rock The Firm, the father and son have reportedly found a new disagreement to clash heads over - who was in the wrong when they failed to meet in London

The monarch was speaking to British Army veteran Aaron Mapplebeck at the the Army Flying Museum in Hampshire, who told Charles that he underwent chemotherapy for testicular cancer.

David Breeze (pictured) and his family use the gate to get to the path, which runs through a field next to his home.

This is the moment travellers staged a sit down protest during a row with a farmer who tried to make to make his land inaccessible to caravans in the run-up to the annual Appleby Horse Fair.

Peter Phillips, 46, who is the son of Queen Elizabeth II 's only daughter Princess Anne, has recently started dating NHS paediatric nurse specialist Harriet Sperling.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex attended a special naming ceremony in Lagos, where popular singer and songwriter Moses Bliss performed on Sunday.

Peter Phillips, 46, who is the son of Queen Elizabeth II's only daughter Princess Anne, has recently started dating NHS paediatric nurse specialist Harriet Sperling.

Ian Kirwan, 53, was knifed in the heart in Redditch, Worcestershire, after confronting a gang of youths for messing about in a toilet.

Stephanie Szymanska, 36, was arrested after she was caught selling the Class A drug to undercover police officers in a pub in Essex.

Joanna claims that her attacker continues to work in the Royal Navy after her allegations were dismissed due to a lack of 'concrete evidence'.

Zhang Jinxia, 28, was feeding his 17-month-old daughter as she sat in her stroller when she suddenly fell sideways, narrowly missing the tiled floor before he quickly grabbed her by her jumper.

An anonymous reader shares a report: Meta Platforms is exploring developing AI-powered earphones with cameras, which the company hopes could be used to identify objects and translate foreign languages, according to three current employees. Meta's work on a new AI device comes as several tech companies look to develop AI wearables, and after Meta added an AI assistant to its Ray-Ban smart glasses. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has seen several possible designs for the device but has not been satisfied with them, one of the employees said. It's unclear if the final design will be in-ear earbuds or over-the-ear headphones. Internally, the project goes by the name Camerabuds. The timeline is also unclear. Company leaders had expected a design to be approved in the first quarter, one of the people said. But employees have identified multiple potential problems with the project, including that long hair may cover the cameras on the earbuds. Also, putting a camera and batteries into tiny devices could make the earbuds bulky and risk making them uncomfortably hot. Attaching discreet cameras to a wearable device may also raise privacy concerns, as Google learned with Google Glass.

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