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The phone scam has surged more than 700 percent this month, as cybercriminals launch a new wave of text attacks targeting Android and iPhone users across the US.

An Australian healthcare worker has revealed some of the strangest names she has come across in the course of her work in a video on TikTok.

Kemi Badenoch said Tehran was an 'enemy' of the UK that had been behind attempted terrorism.

The woman, who has not been named, was among 30 householders who complained about the racket coming from late-night rave in a garden on Cliff Road in Leeds.

Ali, 42, who has daughters Isabella, 23-months, and Isla, four, said she completely 'froze' after one woman's comments.

An anonymous reader shares a report: In less than three months' time, almost no civil servant, police officer or judge in Schleswig-Holstein will be using any of Microsoft's ubiquitous programs at work. Instead, the northern state will turn to open-source software to "take back control" over data storage and ensure "digital sovereignty," its digitalisation minister, Dirk Schroedter, told AFP. "We're done with Teams!" he said, referring to Microsoft's messaging and collaboration tool and speaking on a video call -- via an open-source German program, of course. The radical switch-over affects half of Schleswig-Holstein's 60,000 public servants, with 30,000 or so teachers due to follow suit in coming years. The state's shift towards open-source software began last year. The current first phase involves ending the use of Word and Excel software, which are being replaced by LibreOffice, while Open-Xchange is taking the place of Outlook for emails and calendars.

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The council are working with Natural England to protect a Special Area of Conservation

TG Trouper and Carley-Ann Osborn will host the event in Braintree.

In just one year, there was a 19 per cent increase in sextortion cases reported in the UK

Bridgerton actress Genevieve Chenneour bravely fought off a phone snatcher on  February 8 after he threatened to stab her in a 'life or death' brawl.

President Donald Trump is threatening Iran to agree to a nuclear deal or face further attacks that will be 'even more brutal' following Israel 's shock attack on its nuclear and military facilities.

Though the NHS is in crisis, fat-busting drugs such as Mounjaro will soon be as widely available as statins from your doctor, as accessible as a packet of Smarties for the overweight.

As one of the world's most talented and richest footballers, perhaps Jude Bellingham should have thought twice about posing for pictures with one particular hanger-on.

The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill underwent a second day of report stage in the House of Commons as they debated various amendments.

It has been widely tipped that David Beckham will finally be knighted in The King's Birthday Honours List - and the Mail's Royal experts discuss this on the latest episode of Palace Confidential.

Our TV experts have compiled a list of the top 20 shows and films to stream right now. All you have to do is take your pick, sit back and enjoy!

Do you lay awake for hours every night struggling to sleep? Well, you may be in luck. A leading sleep scientist has devised a five-step check list in a bid to beat insomnia.

The defendants preyed on the vulnerabilities of the victims to groom them as 'sex slaves' from the age of 13 on various dates in the Greater Manchester town between 2001 and 2006.

Alexander Dighton, 28, knocked one officer unconscious and stabbed another in the leg when he launched an attack on Talbot Green Police Station in Rhondda Cynon Taf on January 31.

Deal includes 'waiver of historic fees'

UK universities and colleges have signed a framework worth up to £9.86 million ($13.33 million) with Oracle to use its controversial Java SE Universal Subscription model, in exchange for a "waiver of historic fees due for any institutions who have used Oracle Java since 2023."…