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Celebrations for the 80th anniversary of the end of war in Europe can't take place after the travellers arrived in Stowupland, Suffolk.

Sam Thompson and Samie Elishi couldn't keep their hands off each other as they were spotted passionately kissing outside Olivia Attwood's birthday party.

Health Secretary Wes Streeting said Lucy Powell, the Leader of the House of Commons, was 'mortified' about her comments and was 'right' to apologise for them.

Locals in Goodworth Clatford say their chocolate box village, which dates back to the Saxon times, faces being 'destroyed' by waste 'discharge horror'.

Brian was my rock when Ashley's seizures started to ramp up again. He even helped me mount cameras on either side of her bed so we could capture what was going on at night.

Slashdot reader Mirnotoriety shared this report from the Register: A proof-of-concept program has been released to demonstrate a so-called monitoring "blind spot" in how some Linux antivirus and other endpoint protection tools use the kernel's io_uring interface. That interface allows applications to make IO requests without using traditional system calls [to enhance performance by enabling asynchronous I/O operations between user space and the Linux kernel through shared ring buffers]. That's a problem for security tools that rely on syscall monitoring to detect threats... [which] may miss changes that are instead going through the io_uring queues. To demonstrate this, security shop ARMO built a proof-of-concept named Curing that lives entirely through io_uring. Because it avoids system calls, the program apparently went undetected by tools including Falco, Tetragon, and Microsoft Defender in their default configurations. ARMO claimed this is a "major blind spot" in the Linux security stack... "Not many companies are using it but you don't need to be using it for an attacker to use it as enabled by default in most Linux systems, potentially tens of thousands of servers," ARMO's CEO Shauli Rozen told The Register. "If you're not using io_uring then disable it, but that's not always easy with cloud vendors."

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Sister Monica Clare exclusively spoke to DailyMail.com on the day of her highly anticipated memoir release.

Loyal employees have been told to expect changes to their benefits packages, including people who retire after at least 15 years being deprived of lifetime discount cards.

David Beckham enjoyed a lavish meal prepared by the three Michelin star chef Clare Smyth yesterday in Notting Hill, London.

The monarch, 76, was seen smiling and waving to well-wishers as he attended a church service in Sandringham, Norfolk, on Sunday.

Dubbing it 'Bank Holiday Man-Day', prominent campaigner Amy Desir called on protesters from 'Let Women Swim' to join her by gatecrashing a men's pond session on Monday.

David DeCook of Stewartville was strolling through an Arkansas State Park with his family when he noticed a shimmering object on the ground on April 21.

The broadcast channel has said it will be running a segment on Sunday titled 'The Rule of the Law', which scrutinizes Trump's executive orders against law firms.

Simone White, 28, was one of six tourists who died after a mass methanol poisoning at a hostel bar in Vang Vieng, Laos, last November.

Things got so bad for the actor, 47, that he couldn't even afford to buy BBC execs a lager when they met him to offer him a role in their flagship soap in 2013.

A clever but little known functionality on smartphones has been revealed by TikToker @nicoletravelandlife, who said she uses the hack every time she flies.

Kev Ault and his older brother David were gifted the mid 1800's cottage when their widowed aunt Beverley Ballard sadly passed away a year ago.

Savers are unaware they could wipe more than £100,000 from pension pots when they consolidate them, a study has found. Here are tips on how you can avoid making the same mistake.

Homeowners are snubbing the traditional locations for downsizing such as Devon and Bournemouth. Instead they are buying homes in new places - many of which you might not expect...

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