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The brother of Barnaby Webber, the University of Nottingham student killed in a city-wide rampage by schizophrenic Valdo Calocane in 2023 has collected a posthumous degree on his behalf.

Eamonn Holmes's co-host has said 'I Do' for a second time to her partner Gerard Durkan in an intimate ceremony at Chateau de Robernier, a 16th-century French castle in Provence.

Rustom Bhagwagar, 34, was cuffed and arrested by Contra County detectives on Saturday, Daily Mail can now reveal.

The first woman to ever use Elon Musk's Neuralink brain implant has revealed how the revolutionary technology produced a shocking result that's left people on social media speechless.

The Vice President didn't hold back as he made comment on horrific footage of the attack that unfolded on Friday night in downtown Cincinnati, with a man and woman being swarmed by a crowd.

Samsung's new One UI 8 update has quietly disabled the ability to unlock the bootloader on all Galaxy devices globally, ending the custom ROM and kernel era for Android enthusiasts. While most users won't notice, the developer community sees this as a major blow to modding freedom -- one that could potentially raise regulatory concerns within the EU. SamMobile reports: A new report highlights evidence found in the Galaxy S25 One UI 8 beta builds that the bootloader unlock option has been removed. A similar change has also been confirmed on the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7 which are running stable versions of One UI 8. A deep dive into the stable version's code has also confirmed that regardless of the region, the bootloader unlock option will not be available on devices running One UI 8. The enthusiast community won't like it. They won't be able to use custom ROMs to update devices when the official software support runs out or use custom kernels to extract more performance. However, with most Samsung phones now offering seven years of Android OS upgrades, one can argue that the utility of this capability is not as significant as it once was.

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Plus, 60% don't have enough analysts to make sense of it

Too many threats, too much data, and too few skilled security analysts are making companies more vulnerable to cyberattacks, according to the IT and security leaders tasked with protecting these organizations from digital threats.…

Simple lifestyle changes like diet, exercise and social support may prevent dementia and improve cognitive aging by up to two years, a first-of-its-kind major US study presented this week has found.

Julian Brown, 21, gained online notoriety thanks to his work in the energy field, particular the 'Plastoline' - a product he claims recycles plastic by turning into gasoline.

Lindsay Lohan, 39, has denied having plastic surgery

Firms battered by the Chancellor's £25bn NI tax raid and an increase in the minimum wage have pushed up prices - hitting customers in the pocket.

To work for famed Vogue editor Anna Wintour back in the '90s, you had to take a 178-question quiz. Now, you can take a similar test to see if you could you have hacked working at Vogue during its prime.

New submitter Pravetz-82 shares a report from Politico: A cyberattack on Russian state-owned flagship carrier Aeroflot caused a mass outage to the company's computer systems on Monday, Russia's prosecutor's office said, forcing the airline to cancel more than 100 flights and delay others. Ukrainian hacker group Silent Crow and Belarusian hacker activist group the Belarus Cyber-Partisans, which opposes the rule of Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, claimed responsibility for the cyberattack. Images shared on social media showed hundreds of delayed passengers crowding Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport, where Aeroflot is based. The outage also disrupted flights operated by Aeroflot's subsidiaries, Rossiya and Pobeda. While most of the flights affected were domestic, the disruption also led to cancellations for some international flights to Belarus, Armenia and Uzbekistan. Silent Crow claimed it had accessed Aeroflot's corporate network for a year, copying customer and internal data, including audio recordings of phone calls, data from the company's own surveillance on employees and other intercepted communications. "All of these resources are now inaccessible or destroyed and restoring them will possibly require tens of millions of dollars. The damage is strategic," the channel purporting to be the Silent Crow group wrote on Telegram. There was no way to independently verify its claims. The same channel also shared screenshots that appeared to show Aeroflot's internal IT systems, and insinuated that Silent Crow could begin sharing the data it had seized in the coming days. "The personal data of all Russians who have ever flown with Aeroflot have now also gone on a trip -- albeit without luggage and to the same destination," it said. The Belarus Cyber-Partisans told The Associated Press that they had hoped to "deliver a crushing blow." Russia's Prosecutor's Office said it had opened a criminal investigation. Meanwhile, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov called reports of the cyberattack "quite alarming," adding that "the hacker threat is a threat that remains for all large companies providing services to the general public."

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But overall sales are basically flat, says Canalys

For the first time, India has overtaken China as the top manufacturing hub for smartphones shipped to the US.…

Just weeks after his passing following a private battle with cancer, the 25-year-old shared a touching image with her father, alongside a heartfelt caption on Sunday.

Agents have been in the US for years. But this 'secret army' can be redirected to acts of sabotage at any moment.

French police investigating the murder of a British woman who was found with eight stab wounds have taken DNA samples from the mayor of the town she lived in, along with 14 others. 

CCTV cameras installed along the rural lane near Royal Wootton Bassett, Wiltshire captured the pair dumping the waste, which included cardboard, plastic, and spoiled food.

The iconic Italian city introduced a tourist tax in April which has brought five million Euro (£4.7million) into their economy this summer. But some businesses want it raised already.

It was revealed earlier this year that the pair, who both starred in the Disney+ hit Rivals, will front a Saturday night game show called Nobody's Fool.