Kanye West flees the US after unhinged rants sparked 'nuclear' war with ex Kim Kardashian
The Bully artist 'instantly calmed down after all of those controversial, offensive rants he spewed on social media,' multiple insiders said.
Pennsylvania fire chief admits to throwing his baby daughter on her head and fracturing her skull
At first, both Falls Township Fire Chief Brian Salt and his wife Rebecca said they had no idea how the baby was injured. But in a revealing follow-up interview, Salt confessed to his horrific actions.
Blood-soaked wrestler, 27, electrocutes his own father with jump leads in the ring in 'most gruesome "death match" ever'
Jack Harrop, 27, fought his father in what has been dubbed the 'most gruesome "death match" ever' after he electrocuted his own father with jump leads and a car battery in the ring in Sheffield.
Software Maker SAP Becomes Europe's Largest Company
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Reuters: German software company SAP overtook Danish healthcare company Novo Nordisk as Europe's largest company by market capitalization on Monday. At 0900 GMT, SAP had a market cap of $340 billion, slightly more than Novo Nordisk, according to Reuters calculations using LSEG Workspace data. SAP is Europe's largest software maker, providing business application software used by companies for finance, sales, supply chain and other functions.
Its shares have surged in recent years, in part due to optimism that its cloud business will be a major beneficiary of recent investment in generative artificial intelligence. While SAP shares are up 7% so far in 2025, underperforming the broader European STOXX 600 index, which is up 8.3% year-to-date, they have clocked a total return of 160% since the end of 2022, far outperforming the STOXX 600's 28%. In contrast, Novo Nordisk shares have underperformed the market in recent months after data from trials of its experimental next-generation obesity drug Cagrisema disappointed investors.
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Public-facing Kubernetes clusters at risk of takeover thanks to Ingress-Nginx flaw
How many K8s systems are sat on the internet front porch like that ... Oh, thousands, apparently
Cloudy infosec outfit Wiz has discovered serious vulnerabilities in the admission controller component of Ingress-Nginx Controller that could allow the total takeover of Kubernetes clusters – and thinks more than 6,000 deployments of the software are at risk on the internet.…
Glamping park is dubbed a 'field of nightmares' by neighbours who say they were told 'party venue' would be an eco-friendly food-tourism venue
Cotters Park in Randalstown was originally pitched as an eco-friendly destination for food tourism where visitors could attend cookery nights.
Souths mascot backtracks and makes stunning confession after shoving nine-year-old fan
Charlie Gallico, the man in the Reggie Rabbit suit, has made a head-turning statement after South Sydney conducted their investigation into the shocking incident on Saturday.
Primark's 'perfect' £20 backpack ideal for summer holidays that shoppers say they 'need asap'
It looks ideal for summer holidays but shoppers are also coming up with plenty of alternative uses too
Pete Hegseth's blistering response to Atlantic journalist after accidental war plan text
Pete Hegseth appeared to deny that he was 'texting war plans' to a group chat about military strikes in Yemen that a journalist was accidentally added on to.
Four alpacas are 'executed' after being shot in the head with a rifle in small village - as police launch hunt for gunman
Horrified Dawn French was alerted to the bloodbath in the morning and rushed to the horrific 'murder scene' at her six-acre field in a small Cambridgeshire village.
Brit's last selfie with her best friend... moments before terrorists dragged them to hell in Gaza: Emily Damari reveals heartbreaking photo taken on October 7 as she fights to free her friends from Hamas captivity
The Tottenham Hotspur fan is seen making the peace sign while hunkered in a bomb shelter with Gali Berman as Hamas terrorists stormed their kibbutz.
Zelensky claims Putin 'influences' White House policy with propaganda and says US officials 'take him at his word' - as peace talks between Russia and Trump administration begin
In an interview released as peace talks began, President Zelensky has pointed to a 'pattern' of high-level officials in Donald Trump's administration taking Vladimir Putin at his word.
Maria Shriver admits she turned to 'shamans and psychics' to cope with Arnold Schwarzenegger's humiliating affair
Shriver is now releasing a book of poetry, and an excerpt obtained by People reveals the scope of her pain and her efforts to repair her broken heart after the split.
ANDREW NEIL: There's only one grim conclusion from the latest Saudi talks: Trump isn't pursuing a just peace for Ukraine - but an unjust victory for Russia
It is not often one interview causes deep anxiety in Kyiv and general dismay across Europe's major capitals. But Steve Witkoff, Donald Trump's envoy to Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, managed it.
Businesswoman, 27, is caught drunk after stopping her 160mph Porsche for 'comfort break' in Cheshire
Lucy Mustard, 27, tested more than twice the alcohol limit when she was reported to police in Macclesfield, Cheshire as she was looking for a suitable place to take a comfort break.
Huge Iron Age hoard is discovered in North Yorkshire: Archaeologists uncover over 800 ancient cauldrons, spears, chariots and horse harnesses thought to be worth £254,000
A discovery in rural North Yorkshire provides an archaeological time capsule from around 2,000 years ago - and experts say the find is 'exceptional' for Europe.
CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews Love And Loss - The Pandemic 5 Years On: This shattering study of Covid grief was overwhelming, but unmissable
Every splinter of bereavement, in Catey Sexton's bitterly personal documentary about Covid, was so sharp and painful that I had to keep pausing, writes CHRISTOPHER STEVENS
MasterChef judge reveals how reuniting with his mum 45 years after being abandoned turned into a horrible nightmare - 'I was alone, in debt and suicidal'
Frankly, it's the kind of thing an unhappy little boy who never knew his mother might lie awake fantasising about. One day Mummy will turn up and want to make amends for all those years of hurt.
Sheridan Smith lands major new BBC One drama as she returns to TV screens after West End disaster
Sheridan Smith will soon be back on TV screens after landing the lead in a major new BBC drama.
The shocking experiences of autistic young women - and the REAL reason why so many of them are identifying as trans or non-binary, by top neuroscientist GINA RIPPON
'The odd girl out'. 'Pretending to be normal'. 'Standing on the outside looking in'. These are just some of the ways autistic females have described themselves in powerful personal testimonies.