What European countries tell citizens to stockpile for war and how it compares to Britain
European countries have urged its citizens to stockpile and prepare a supply of emergency provisions amid fears of the triple risks of severe weather, cyberattacks and foreign aggression.
Former Liverpool defender Stephen Warnock reveals he hid seizures from club because he was 'petrified' of being released as youngster
Former Liverpool defender Stephen Warnock has revealed he hid seizures from the club out of fear that the Reds would axe him. Warnock, 44, played 67 times for the Reds.
How Jesy Nelson found strength as a doting mum and campaigner after 'insecure' pop star days as she 'pulls out of six-figure I'm A Celeb deal' to care for her poorly twin daughters
She was once part of one of the most successful British girl groups of all time, but behind the bright lights of showbiz, Jesy Nelson was battling crippling insecurities.
NHS introduces new A&E warning system to spot seriously ill children faster
Doctors and nurses can use the tool to measure, record and assess vital signs, such as blood pressure, heart rate, breathing rates, oxygen levels and consciousness.
Abseiling, helicopters, thermal baths: Griff packs a lot into his Alpine trek! CHRISTOPHER STEVENS review
Griff Rhys Jones wants one thing to be clear. 'This is not,' he insisted, 'one of those series where a celebrity goes on holiday.'
Toyota's EV Sales More Than Doubled In a Year, While Its Gas Car Sales Dropped 20% In China
Toyota's EV sales have jumped 127% through September, reports Electrek:
Including Lexus, Toyota sold 309,766 battery electric vehicles (BEVs) globally through the first nine months of 2026, up 127.4% from the same period last year. Except for January (+87.5%), Toyota's EV sales have more than doubled every month this year compared with 2025...
While its EVs are catching on, Toyota Motor's global sales fell for the third straight month in September. Toyota sold 860,107 vehicles in September, down 2.2% from the previous year. The company said that although overall demand remained steady, sales in China fell, leading to lower overall sales than last year. Through September, Toyota sold 7.51 million vehicles globally, down 3.4%. In China, Toyota's sales plunged nearly 20%, marking its eighth consecutive month with lower sales. Toyota said the overall market in China "remained weak due in part to rising gasoline prices, while the market for gasoline vehicles and hybrid vehicles was particularly affected," resulting in lower sales. In the first nine months of 2026, Toyota sold just over 1.05 million vehicles in China, 18.9% fewer than in the same period last year... After the US, China is Toyota's second-largest market.
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Attenborough the Extraordinary shows us more wonder we could never have imagined: CHRISTOPHER STEVENS' five-star review as Blue Planet returns with a stunning third series
Every time you think Attenborough the Extraordinary has shown us all the wonders in the world, he presents us with even more we could never have imagined.
Bradley Lowery's mum issues heartbreaking statement to condemn 'cruel' Coventry fan who used her late son's photo to taunt Sunderland fans as 14-year-old boy hands himself into police
The deplorable behaviour came during the Premier League clash between the two sides on Saturday, which the Sky Blues won 3-1.
Linus Torvalds says Linux kernel is out of 'stabilization phase' and using 'much healthier model' for AI contributions
Yet machine-made patches ‘often get rewritten’
Maya Jama jokes she's 'travelled to hell' after her Traitors stint and indulges in Five Guys and Bacardi as she shares a glimpse inside her star-studded Halloween bash
The star has already made headlines by transforming into Olympic legend Sir Mo Farah for the bash, but has now shared snaps from inside the party on Instagram.
Inside the rise of Kimi Antonelli: How a shock conversation with Mercedes boss Toto Wolff, a close relationship with Bono and hand washing cars at home propelled Italian to F1 history
JONATHAN McEVOY IN MEXICO CITY: It began in the Midlands and has taken Andrea Kimi Antonelli to the madness of Mexico City on the brink of becoming the youngest world champion in history.
SystemD's Creator Opens Signups for Private Preview of Amutable's Cryptographically Verified Linux Systems
SystemD creator Lennart Poettering left Red Hat for Microsoft in 2022, but 10 months ago left to co-found Amutable a company that aims to build cryptographically verified Linux systems that stay trusted over time.
It's FOSS calls it "a read-only, image-based system where every machine produces signed reports of its own state" — and signups are now open for a private preview:
Before announcing this Linux-based implementation, Amutable had released two open source tools. tine, a Buck2-based build system that composes OS images; available under MPL-2.0, and Quarry, a TUF-based tool that distributes those images to machines; available under Apache-2.0. What Amutable Foundations brings to the table is a service where Amutable runs the images, update repositories, control plane and vulnerability fixes for organizations and individuals who operate their own systems.
No license has been stated for those company-run parts, and the preview announcement does not say how much of Foundations beyond tine and Quarry will be open source. Software and configuration both ship as signed images, and a machine boots only what is signed. Because there is no package manager and no SSH or interactive shell, a change means giving every machine in your fleet a new signed image.
Its images are reproducible, come with a software bill of materials (SBOM) and are built from pinned inputs of whichever distribution you pick, with tine being able to import packages from Fedora or CentOS Stream. Each machine sends a signed report that records what it booted, from the firmware and boot loader up to the kernel and OS, plus the configuration it runs... Amutable's control plane verifies reports from systemd-report, an experimental command in systemd 260 that the company helped build. It compares each one with the declared state and flags machines that deviate. A rollout only continues while machines can show they are in a good state...
Amutable is signup formlooking for teams that manage Linux fleets and need to show what state each machine is in. It expects to start bringing the first 'design partners,' as it calls them, on board over the coming weeks.
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Sadiq Khan is accused of a cover up over 'unlawfully introduced speed limits which has seen more than 66,000 people wrongfully fined'
A speed camera installed on the A20 after a temporary speed limit change is estimated to have raised more than £6 million for TfL in fines.
Met Police officer 'found dead on roof of station days before he was due to face a misconduct probe'
The Met constable, who was in his 50s, is suspected of having killed himself.
John Goodman says weight-loss jabs would have been 'a godsend' and instead he had to 'force' himself into the gym to lose 14 stone
The actor, 74, has lost over 14 stone after undergoing stomach surgery, and giving up drinking following a three-decade battle with the booze.
Wool should be banished from Claudia Winkleman's Traitors' wardrobe, animal rights activists say
In a letter to the show's producers, the animal rights activists say they want Winkleman to 'be the shield animals deserve' by swapping out sheep's wool for 'environmentally friendly plant-wool knits'.
Boy George says he 'can be childish on the Internet' but insists 'if I disagree with something I can't be dishonest' after taking on celebs in online rows
The music legend is no stranger to defending himself on social media, and has sparked backlash after releasing a pro-Israel song in July.
Britain's 'relationship recession': Young men are now 26 times more likely to live with their mother than wife by the time they turn 25
In what has been described as a 'relationship recession', a new paper revealed there are now millions fewer married people under 30 than in 1976, despite there being more young people.
As a fit and healthy 55-year-old, I was shocked to be diagnosed with osteoporosis and terrified one fall would break my hip. This is EXACTLY how I've reversed it - and you can too
The bone-weakening condition osteoporosis is often framed as a disease of old age, so I was horrified to be diagnosed with it at just 55.
Four dogs dead and three people hurt after 'suspicious' multi-vehicle fire
Firefighters were called in the early hours of Sunday to reports of three vans and a car ablaze on Avery Way, All Hallows in Rochester, Kent.