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When you think of Caribbean holidays, you likely think of Jamaica or Barbados.

Four months since cloud drive kicked the bucket, but resolution comes today... hopefully

Interview  How long can a cloud storage outage continue before customers finally give up the ghost? Management at Murena – /e/OS maker – must have wrestled with this at night, though they hope a fix is around the corner.…

Young people in the UK - born, like me, in the 21st century - are constantly told how lucky we are to have 'freedom'. But many see that our 'free' society has degenerated into instability and uncertainty.

The Victorian terraced home in Headington, Oxfordshire, features a 25-foot fibreglass and steel shark sculpture which appears to have dived head first into the roof.

Mia Rayne, 13, from Lancashire, who is obsessed with all things vintage loves wearing 1950s dresses, crocheting and refuses to have a TV in her room.

The Vivienne, real name James Lee Williams, died suddenly last month at an address in Cheshire aged just 32.

Olivia has gone on to suffer the same problems four times and faces more surgery to fix it

Analysis of Home Office data over the past three years to March 2024 revealed that 334 visa were green-lit for 'animal care service occupations'.

According to police, a 47-year-old man has been arrested today on suspicion of affray, criminal damage, possession of a firearm, threats to kill and communicating a bomb hoax.

The Italian chef, 48, opened the recipe book and explained he was going to make honey-glazed cod with lemon and garlic.

Eric Council Jr. pleaded guilty to identity theft and access device fraud after hijacking the SEC's X account to falsely announce Bitcoin ETF approval. He was compensated in Bitcoin by co-conspirators, and while the Justice Department continues its investigation, Council faces up to five years in prison. Gizmodo reports: According to the Justice Department, Council accessed the SEC's account using an attack called SIM swapping, in which a perpetrator uses social engineering to trick a phone carrier's customer service representatives into transferring an individual's phone number to a new device. Basically, they call into a support line and use pieces of personal information about a victim they have gathered online to convince the representative they are the person they are targeting. Once perpetrators take the number and can begin receiving text messages, they are able to reset the passwords of accounts on services like X. It is not really a "hack" in the traditional sense that they are not finding flaws in software but rather exploiting human trust. Unfortunately for individuals like Council, all Bitcoin transactions are logged on a blockchain for anyone to see, leaving a trail of breadcrumbs for investigators to find. If he did make out with a lot of crypto, it would be hard to keep it hidden forever. Council allegedly did not post the message himself to the SEC's X account, but conducted the SIM swap and left the rest of the work to his co-conspirators who compensated Council in the form of, of course, Bitcoin. The price of the cryptocurrency rose by $1,000 after the fake announcement, according to the Justice Department, and fell by $2,000 after the SEC issued a correction. That could have led to a big windfall depending on how much Bitcoin the perpetrators held at the time.

Read more of this story at Slashdot.

A nearby footbridge will also be rebuilt

The White Lotus is a social satire which follows the exploits of various hotel guests and employees over the span of a week, with its third season set at an exclusive Thai resort.

Twelve residents from Mjolnerparken, a neighbourhood of Copenhagen affected by the programme, are suing the government over its long-standing policy

Warnings have been announced by the Met Office as we brace for yet another barrage of icy conditions and snow

Neal Maupay has launched an outrageous jibe at Paul Scholes after the Manchester United legend criticised the Frenchman's notorious antics on the pitch.

Is Rachel from Accounts about to make the most calamitous decision of her eight-month tenure as Chancellor by axing tax-free cash Isas?

Plans have been submitted that suggest a new fast food restaurant could be coming to town

The next time you see that image of a hooded, slightly evil-looking man hunched over a laptop, pause and consider that the world of scams has moved on.

Charlie Martinson, 34, started a huge fire at a lock-up in St Neots, Cambridgeshire which destroyed 29 cars and £1.8million of police evidence.