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Penny Lancaster gushed that her husband Rod Stewart is 'so youthful he's a machine' as she opened up about their relationship on Monday. 

The author, 54, met the actress, 48, in 2021 when she appeared as a guest on his BBC quiz show House of Games, going on to tie the knot in 2022.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer will announce a major overhaul of decision-making to give locals more control of the shops on their high streets.

Erika Kirk has revealed whether she would like her husband's alleged killer, Tyler Robinson, 22, to face the death penalty following Charlie Kirk's death on September 10 in Orem, Utah.

In the wake of Sir Keir Starmer's recognition of a Palestinian state, the Daily Mail answers the all-important questions: Why now, what prompted it and will it have an impact?

Clifford Wildgoose, 76, sparked fears after going missing from Patrick's 19th Hole Bar in the upmarket resort of Puerto Banus near Marbella at around 2am on Saturday, September 20.

Josh Abbott-Littler rang the 'all clear' bell at The Christie cancer hospital in south Manchester in May 2024, but died just over a year later from sepsis caused by a bacterial infection.

Leaked emails have revealed that Shabana Mahmood was involved in discussions over why the political funding watchdog was not told about the huge cash donations to McSweeney's think-tank.

Donnie Ray Birchfield, Jr., 35, faces 16 charges in total, including false imprisonment, abuse of a vulnerable adult and domestic violence , per the South Carolina Attorney General's Office.

Polling has found that almost two-thirds of Britons do not trust the Government to keep their digital identity data secure.

The 14 youngsters between the ages of 10 and 13 were playing outdoors in the Campo Pino Signoretto square on the island of Murano.

The 18-year-old was shot at around 5.30am on Sunday in London as police launched an investigation into the shooting.

While attending the Black Music Action Coalition (BMAC) Gala, the 46-year-old EGOT winner gushed to People that they've 'grown up together and been through all the highs and lows together.

Van Jones, 57, offered the unexpected insight during a segment on Anderson Cooper 360° Friday.

The Love Island host, 31, flaunted her jaw-dropping physique as she slipped into a racy sheer gown which showed off her black lingerie beneath.

Late on September 21, 1996, the world's most eligible bachelor, John F Kennedy Jr, married Carolyn Bessette in a secretive ceremony on a tiny, isolated island in Georgia. 

John Torode was back in the spotlight at a food festival in Thoresby Park, near Newark, Nottinghamshire after taking 'some time out.'

The Prime Minister was  accused of rewarding the Islamist terrorist group after he lines the UK up with Canada and Australia in a symbolic gesture aimed at pressuring Israel into a Gaza ceasefire.

The actress, 50, made the remarks while promoting her new film Couture at the San Sebastian Film Festival in Spain.

"On a recent assignment to test defenses, Dave Brauchler of the cybersecurity company NCC Group tricked a client's AI program-writing assistant into executing programs that forked over the company's databases and code repositories," reports the Washington Post. "We have never been this foolish with security," Brauchler said... Demonstrations at last month's Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas included other attention-getting means of exploiting artificial intelligence. In one, an imagined attacker sent documents by email with hidden instructions aimed at ChatGPT or competitors. If a user asked for a summary or one was made automatically, the program would execute the instructions, even finding digital passwords and sending them out of the network. A similar attack on Google's Gemini didn't even need an attachment, just an email with hidden directives. The AI summary falsely told the target an account had been compromised and that they should call the attacker's number, mimicking successful phishing scams. The threats become more concerning with the rise of agentic AI, which empowers browsers and other tools to conduct transactions and make other decisions without human oversight. Already, security company Guardio has tricked the agentic Comet browser addition from Perplexity into buying a watch from a fake online store and to follow instructions from a fake banking email... Advanced AI programs also are beginning to be used to find previously undiscovered security flaws, the so-called zero-days that hackers highly prize and exploit to gain entry into software that is configured correctly and fully updated with security patches. Seven teams of hackers that developed autonomous "cyber reasoning systems" for a contest held last month by the Pentagon's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency were able to find a total of 18 zero-days in 54 million lines of open source code. They worked to patch those vulnerabilities, but officials said hackers around the world are developing similar efforts to locate and exploit them. Some longtime security defenders are predicting a once-in-a-lifetime, worldwide mad dash to use the technology to find new flaws and exploit them, leaving back doors in place that they can return to at leisure. The real nightmare scenario is when these worlds collide, and an attacker's AI finds a way in and then starts communicating with the victim's AI, working in partnership — "having the bad guy AI collaborate with the good guy AI," as SentinelOne's [threat researcher Alex] Delamotte put it. "Next year," said Adam Meyers, senior vice president at CrowdStrike, "AI will be the new insider threat." In August more than 1,000 people lost data to a modified Nx program (downloaded hundreds of thousands of times) that used pre-installed coding tools from Google/Anthropic/etc. According to the article, the malware "instructed those programs to root out" sensitive data (including passwords or cryptocurrency wallets) and send it back to the attacker. "The more autonomy and access to production environments such tools have, the more havoc they can wreak," the article points out — including this quote from SentinelOne threat researcher Alex Delamotte. "It's kind of unfair that we're having AI pushed on us in every single product when it introduces new risks."

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