'Ultra-rare' Oasis T-shirts from 90s and 00s go on sale for a jaw-dropping £1,000 in Selfridges
Oasis fever is continuing to peak as the Gallagher brothers take their reunion tour across the UK, Ireland and the US - and Selfridges is betting on fans to shell out a small fortune...
'Multiple bodies found' as police swarm woods near Cornwall village
A police and crime commissioner has today announced details about a large police investigation in Sticker involving officers from across the UK
Newlyweds fined £150 by council for putting the bins out early to go on their honeymoon have had fine scrapped
Leon Wright, 40, and his wife Amy, 34, returned home from their Athens cruise to find an enforcement notice had been posted through the letterbox of their flat in Twickenham, London.
UK braces for disaster: A fifth of Brits say war 'likely' in next two years while half expect power cuts chaos and deep freezes... so are YOU ready?
Brits' concerns have been laid bare in government research, with the overwhelming majority worried the threat to the country is rising on a variety of fronts.
Advisor to Brit tech contractors Qdos confirms client data leak
Policy management not affected, but some personal data may have been snaffled
Updated Business insurance and employment status specialist Qdos has confirmed that an intruder has stolen some customers personal data, according to a communication to tech contractors that was seen by The Register.…
7 summer scents that will make you feel like you're on an expensive beach holiday
A beach holiday has a distinctive smell: rich coconut, warm sand and sea breeze.
'Call of Duty' Maker Goes To War With 'Parasitic' Cheat Developers in LA Federal Court
A federal court has denied requests by Ryan Rothholz to dismiss or transfer an Activision lawsuit targeting his alleged Call of Duty cheating software operation. Rothholz, who operated under the online handle "Lerggy," submitted motions in June and earlier this month seeking to dismiss the case or move it to the Southern District of New York, but both were rejected due to filing errors.
The May lawsuit alleges Rothholz created "Lergware" hacking software that enabled players to cheat by kicking opponents offline, then rebranded to develop "GameHook" after receiving a cease and desist letter in June 2023. Court filings say he sold a "master key" for $350 that facilitated cheating across multiple games. The hacks "are parasitic in nature," the complaint said, alleging violations of the game's terms of service, copyright law and the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
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The faces of 'extremely violent' houseboat robbers sentenced to 25 years in prison
After a third robbery, one man was identified by a victim who was also in hospital
My £1,000-a-week cocaine addiction nearly killed me and left me with £10,000 worth of debt - I did a line as soon as I woke up every day
Mother-of-one Charlee Hill, from Oxford, has revealed how her £1,000-a-week cocaine habit nearly killed her - with the Class A drug forcing her to mop up daily nosebleeds.
Search for man after 'incident' inside Essex charity shop
Police are looking for witnesses that may have seen anything to help their investigation
Freelance dev shop Toptal caught serving malware after GitHub account break-in
Malicious code lurking in over 5,000 downloads, says Socket researcher
Developer freelancing platform Toptal has been inadvertently spreading malicious code after attackers broke into its systems and began distributing malware through developer accounts.…
Sam Smith turns heads in floor-length navy dress and matching bandana as they puff on a cigarette in Notting Hill after releasing brand new single
Sam Smith is known to push the boundaries of fashion with their range of looks.
On your marks! Moment hotel worker is almost trampled as eager tourists are filmed racing to get sunbeds
A security guard at the four-star Spring Bitacora hotel in Tenerife was almost knocked over as frantic holidaymakers darted past him to reserve sun beds.
Young mum convicted of manslaughter after death of baby boy in beach trip tragedy
The court heard that a 'one-off failing' ended a happy beach trip in tragedy
M&S's £3 shampoo becomes beauty must-have as delighted fans heap praise on product that promises to get rid of greasy hair
Dozens of beauty fans have rushed to sing the praises of the shampoo after a British influencer captured the moment she managed to find the last one on the shelves in one of the stores.
Fears Canvey taking on Castle Point's 'housing burden'
The former mayor of Castle Point insisted that Canvey was not a 'sacrificial lamb'
The next Chernobyl? Soviet-era nuclear power plant is branded a 'ticking time bomb' that could go off at 'any moment'
The Armenian Nuclear Power Plant stands in a seismic zone, and has already been shuttered once before, closing for six years after the Spitak Earthquake in 1988.
Indian Studio Uses AI To Change 12-Year-Old Film's Ending Without Director's Consent in Apparent First
Indian studio Eros International plans to re-release the 2013 Bollywood romantic drama "Raanjhanaa" on August 1 with an AI-generated alternate ending that transforms the film's tragic conclusion into a happier one. The original Hindi film, which starred Dhanush and Sonam Kapoor and became a commercial hit, ended with the protagonist's death. The AI-altered Tamil version titled "Ambikapathy" will allow the character to survive.
Director Aanand L. Rai condemned the decision as "a deeply troubling precedent" made without his knowledge or consent. Eros CEO Pradeep Dwivedi defended the move as legally permitted under Indian copyright law, which grants producers full authorship rights over films. The controversy represents what appears to be the first instance of AI being used to fundamentally alter a completed film's narrative without director involvement.
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Primark makes one major change to kidswear that fans are 'begging' to be made to adult lines
The clothing store released a statement on socials
Parents left furious after school says doctor's note will no longer be an excuse for absences
Furious parents in Tennessee are threatening to take their children out of school after a county in the southern US state decreed that a doctor's note will no longer excuse a pupil's absence from school.