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Citrix has pushed out fixes for three fresh NetScaler holes – and yes, they've already been used in the wild before the vendor got around to patching.…

Scotland Yard said there were 200 arrests on Sunday and 328 on Monday, up from 349 last year and the highest number of arrests on record.

A bizarre 'helmet' spotted on Mars is being compared with the sorting hat from Harry Potter, a codpiece, Marvin the Martian, and much more.

Archaeologists have recovered artifacts from a 2,000-year-old sunken city off Egypt's coast, including one bearing the name of a biblical pharaoh mentioned in the story of Moses.

The motorway has become a death alley, according to a senior official. A hostile drone strike by Vladimir Putin's forces attacked a prosecutor's vehicle, wounding two people.

Bianca Wallace has posted a thinly-veiled dig after accusing her husband Ioan Gruffudd's ex-wife Alice Evans of inventing that they had an affair.

French prosecutors have opened an investigation into the Australian video platform Kick over the death of a content creator during a live stream. From a report: Raphael Graven -- also known as Jean Pormanove -- was found dead in a residence near the city of Nice last week. He was known for videos in which he endured apparent violence and humiliation. The Paris prosecutor said the investigation would look into whether Kick knowingly broadcast "videos of deliberate attacks on personal integrity." The BBC has approached Kick for comment. A spokesperson for the platform previously said the company was "urgently reviewing" the circumstances around Mr Graven's death. The prosecutor's investigation will also seek to determine whether Kick complied with the European Union's Digital Services Act, and the obligation on platforms to notify the authorities if the life or safety of individuals is in question. In a separate announcement, France's minister for digital affairs, Clara Chappaz, said the government would sue the platform for "negligence" over its failure to block "dangerous content", according to the AFP news agency.

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The attack captured on bodycam video occurred in Gravesend, where a warden was kicked, punched and left with lasting psychological harm.

Molly Mae Watson appeared on Tuesday's instalment of the ITV show to talk about the terrifying aftermath that happened at the end of July after buying cheap shapewear on the social media platform.

Talking about people who have called him a dictator, he said: 'They say 'we don't need him. Freedom, freedom. He's a dictator. He's a dictator.' A lot of people are saying: "Maybe we like a dictator."'

Research has long shown that heatwaves cause short-term spikes in early deaths-almost 600 premature deaths were linked to hot weather in England in June.

Two men raided a west London pharmacy in broad daylight - one seen brazenly swiping items from shelves near the counter, while the other coolly held open a carrier bag for the loot.

The newest scans of the mysterious visitor heading toward Earth have revealed that it's not like any other space object we've seen before.

Dezi Freeman, 56, reportedly went on the run with his wife and two children after being suspected of gunning down the two officers at a farm in Porepunkah.

She claims they were like "children in a playground"

For centuries, the idea of reincarnation belonged to the realm of mystics and the spiritually curious, now Athos Salomé, 38, from Brazil , has revealed science is catching up.

'Portrait of a Lady,' a portrait of Contessa Colleoni created by Vittore Ghislandi in 1743, was pictured hanging over a sofa in a real estate listing in Argentina.

Debenhams could sell the Pretty Little Thing brand as part of chief executive Dan Finley's efforts to slash costs and drive a turnaround of the struggling business.

AT&T said Tuesday it would buy wireless licenses from EchoStar for $23 billion, after a years-long saga over what the latter would do with its vast spectrum holdings. From a report: EchoStar was reportedly under pressure from regulators and the White House to either start selling its spectrum or potentially lose it. The cash payment is almost three times the size of EchoStar's entire market capitalization. AT&T said the acquired spectrum covers "virtually every" U.S. market, and will let it speed up and expand the deployment of its home wireless Internet service, as well as continue the phase-out of traditional copper phone line service.

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Harry Styles and Zoe Kravitz's relationship status has been upgraded from famous friends to a sizzling romance after they were spotted 'snogging like teenagers'.