How the Falklands are turning into the next Dubai - with amazing beaches, tax breaks and the most amount of Land Rovers per capita in the world
The lists of the best Dubai replacements for British expats often include spots such as Shanghai and Bermuda - but what about the Falkland Islands?
Cryptographers place $5,000 bet whether quantum will matter
The time is maybe
Quantum computing exists in a sort of superposition with regard to cryptography – it's both a pending threat and a technology of no immediate consequence for decryption.…
Families in Welsh seaside town raise £6,000 to mount legal challenge stop 30 affordable homes being built amid fears 'people from Birmingham' could move in
New Quay, a small town of just over 1,000 people in Wales, has been named Britain's top seaside town but locals are concerned a new housing development could destroy the character of the area.
Here come the girls! Glamorous Aintree revellers don daring frocks to kick off the Grand National festival in style
The Grand National is renowned for its daring displays of fashion, and early arrivals on the first day of the festival did not disappoint.
Tui opening its first hotel resort in the 'Land of Happiness'
Bhutan, boasting jaw-dropping natural landscapes and ancient temples, will soon be home to its first TUI Blue hotel.
I'm predicting this editor-favourite striped garden chair from John Lewis will sell out soon - and it even comes with a matching side table
I predict John Lewis' £149 Marcy sling garden chair will sell out fast - here's why this striped favourite (with matching sofa and table) is a must-buy this summer.
Security researchers tricked Apple Intelligence into cursing at users. It could have been a lot worse
Wash your mouth out with digital soap
Apple Intelligence, the personal AI system integrated into newer Macs, iPhones, and other iThings, can be hijacked using prompt injection, forcing the model into producing an attacker-controlled result and putting millions of users at risk, researchers have shown.…
BBC producer accused of downloading thousands of indecent images of children 'frequently' looked at 'adult pornography', court hears
Dylan Dawes, 50, said he made radio shows for stars including comedian Rhod Gilbert and Final Score host Jason Mohammad at the time of the allegations, working from BBC HQ in Cardiff.
Caretakers protest after proposed plan to cut salaries by £2000
A proposal has been met with a protest after some caretakers may see a reduction of around £2,000 to pay packets
Peace President's Iran war piles more pain on already battered PC market
Memory costs were already through the roof - now freight's spiking too, and budget systems face extinction
America's war with Iran is jacking up the pressure on computing markets already struggling with memory shortages and component cost inflation, meaning buyers should brace themselves for even higher prices this year.…
Female support worker, 28, is banned after sharing bed with teenage boy and sending him intimate photos
Chloe Short, 28, recorded a 'sexual kiss' on camera with the 15-year-old boy while she was employed to help his family, a fitness to practice panel heard.
Claude Littner doubles down on his baffling tribute to The Apprentice star who died eleven years ago after sparking confusion among fans - revealing what really prompted his poignant post
Claude Littner has doubled down on his tribute to a star of The Apprentice who died 11 years ago, clarifying the message he posted on social media.
Why that menopausal fat really WON'T budge: Medical condition that affects women sees weight pile on 'seemingly overnight' - but hope IS at hand. Here's how to shift it
This isn't simply 'stubborn fat' that won't budge. The distribution is specific, often leaving the upper body relatively slim while the lower body appears disproportionately larger.
Researchers claim £36 high street cholesterol test is better predictor of heart attack and stroke risk than standard GP tests
A simple cholesterol test could be the key to identifying people who are at risk of suffering heart attack and stroke, a new study suggests.
The best skirts for hiding cankles, saggy knees and cellulite. I'm a fashion expert and these are the fabrics and cuts you MUST avoid this summer and the styles to try instead
When spring arrives, it can feel daunting to part with our trusty jeans-and-a-jumper uniform, particularly when it comes to wearing a skirt.
Nicole Kidman looks single and ready to mingle as she stuns in sheer look while greeting fans at New York premiere after Keith Urban divorce
Nicole Kidman put on an ultra flirty display on Wednesday night as she arrived at the New York premiere of her Apple TV+ series Margo's Got Money Troubles.
Trump slams 'very disappointing' NATO with chilling new taunt as he plots revenge on allies who abandoned him over Iran
Donald Trump is considering a potential revenge scheme against NATO allies that refused to support the war against Iran that would see troops moved to nations that backed the strikes.
AI-pocalypse: Anthropic sparks fears after developing a bot that's 'too dangerous to release to the public'
Anthropic has sparked fears after revealing that it has developed a bot deemed too dangerous to release to the public.
Non-league chairman tells football fan 'go f*** yourself' in awkward email gaffe over moving a match for Man United's offshoot club
Duckfield had written to Harris to express his outrage after the league decided that FC United's crunch home match with Stockton Town should be played at a neutral venue.
Scouts ordered to improve safety training after carbon monoxide death of leader, 21, who use camping stove in his tent
Jack Saunders, 21, from Solihull, died of carbon monoxide poisoning after using the stove inside his tent - a practice he'd seen at other camps but had received no training about the dangers of.