Why Harry must find a way back to England: Ex-Vanity Fair editor Tina Brown says Sussexes are Hollywood 'pariahs' after string of PR disasters as Meghan makes 'one terrible decision after another'
Ms Brown, a friend of Harry's mother who was editor-in-chief of Tatler and Vanity Fair, believes the Sussexes are failing due to Meghan's persistently poor judgment.
Plans for new estate with 'affordable' housing and children's nursery
The plans also include improvements to a busy road
Can YOU guess which legendary star's wardrobe makes our GenZ reporter look just as sensational decades later - and the dresses can be yours for just £20
As a Gen Z born in the year 2000, sheis not a name that springs to mind when I think British fashion icon.
Tom Cruise breaks his silence over ex-wife Nicole Kidman's split from Keith Urban: 'Karma'
Tom Cruise has broken his silence on his ex-wife Nicole Kidman's shock split with country singer Keith Urban, after 19 years of marriage.
Charity road safety week 2025 launches in Essex city with moving display
AS a charity's road safety week launches, Essex Police officers are urging all road users to act in support of safer journeys by using safer vehicles.
Charity road safety week 2025 launches in Essex city with moving display
AS a charity's road safety week launches, Essex Police officers are urging all road users to act in support of safer journeys by using safer vehicles.
Fight breaks out between Citroën van and Land Rover drivers on A12 near Brentwood
A vehicle was damaged during the altercation
Microsoft, Nvidia Commit Up To $15 Billion Investment in Anthropic as Claude Scales on Azure
Microsoft, Nvidia and OpenAI-rival Anthropic announced strategic partnerships today that will scale Claude on Microsoft Azure and bring up to $15 billion in new investment to the AI startup. Anthropic committed to purchase $30 billion of Azure compute capacity and contract additional capacity up to one gigawatt. Nvidia and Microsoft -- the largest investor in OpenAI -- committed to invest up to $10 billion and up to $5 billion respectively in Anthropic.
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Calls for public inquiry into 'catastrophic failure in border security' which allowed a failed asylum seeker to murder an innocent restaurant owner
Somalian national Haybe Cabdiraxmaan Nur, 47, plunged a knife into the chest of Gurvinder Singh Johal, 37, four months after his asylum application was rejected.
The undiscovered gem with pretty streets and no crowds crowned France's favourite village in 2025
France is one of the world's most popular destinations - but beyond the crowded streets of Paris and jampacked beaches of Nice is a rustic village that has been voted France's favourite.
Inside the world's 'scariest' airport that was forced to shut down - and how it looks today
It was once considered the most terrifying place to land a plane - where aircraft would navigate between densely-packed buildings and mountains before touching down on a single runway.
Pictured: Schoolboy, 16, who collapsed and died suddenly at theme park - as family search for answers
It is believed Taha Ali Soomro went into cardiac arrest and suffered a seizure at Barry Island Pleasure Park in Wales.
Mother and her three children were murdered by her sister's drug-fuelled jealous ex who set fire to the family home in revenge attack, court hears
Sharaz Ali was 'motivated by jealousy and fuelled by drink and drugs' when he set fire to the home of Bryonie Gawith and her three small children in the early hours of August 21 last year, a trial heard.
The Essex farm shop with animals and a cafe named the best in the county
You can easily spend a whole day here
A Simple WhatsApp Security Flaw Exposed 3.5 Billion Phone Numbers
Researchers at the University of Vienna extracted phone numbers for 3.5 billion WhatsApp users by systematically checking every possible number through the messaging service's contact discovery feature. The technique yielded profile photos for 57% of those accounts and profile text for 29 percent. The researchers checked roughly 100 million numbers per hour using WhatsApp's browser-based app.
The team warned Meta in April and deleted their data. The company implemented stricter rate-limiting by October to prevent such mass enumeration. Meta called the exposed information "basic publicly available information" and said it found no evidence of malicious exploitation. The vulnerability had been identified before. In 2017, Dutch researcher Loran Kloeze published a blog post detailing the same enumeration technique. Meta responded then that WhatsApp's privacy settings were functioning as designed and denied him a bug bounty reward. The researchers collected 137 million U.S. phone numbers. In India, they found nearly 750 million numbers. They also discovered 2.3 million Chinese numbers and 1.6 million Myanmar numbers, despite WhatsApp being banned in both countries. The researchers analyzed the cryptographic keys and found some accounts used duplicate keys. They speculate this resulted from unauthorized WhatsApp clients rather than a platform flaw.
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Why a young tourist died half-naked and alone inside the hellhole Bali bedbugs hostel where ten more were vomiting blood - as grim new details of her final moments are revealed by police probe
Chinese tourist Deqing Zhuoga, 25, collapsed at Canggu's $9-a-night Clandestino Hostel after falling violently ill just days after the dorms were fumigated for a bedbug outbreak.
Girl, 13, 'planned and researched' murder of woman found stabbed to death with more than 140 knife wounds
The body of Marta Bednarczyk was found burnt in a fire at a terraced property in Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, in March.
I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! star Aitch calls out campmate for 'breaking show rules' just days into new ITV series
The incident took place after Kelly Brook , 45, was startled by a bug and screamed, accidentally throwing her toothbrush into the jungle.
Nigel Farage's Reform UK blasts Rachel Reeves' 'treachery' for hiking taxes on Brits while spending 'extortionate' amounts on foreigners
At a Westminster press conference, Nigel Farage and Zia Yusuf, Reform's policy chief, set out five major measures to save £25billion in the current financial year alone.
Thousands of pounds worth of items stolen from Benfleet home
Police are looking to identify two people