The spaghettified DBMS chart that shows Oracle's crown is slowly slipping
Change is glacial, but the direction is clear
It might look like a map of the London Underground designed by a madman, but Gartner's newly-completed DBMS Market Share Ranks: 2011-2025 has an important message. The change may be glacial, but (most of the) dominant database vendors are slowly losing their grip on the market.…
Air force cadets are ordered to stop flying in penis flight patterns
The student pilots were flying two training aircraft on the morning of April 13, when analysis of their route showed that their manoeuvres resembled phallic shapes.
I went undercover at a Catholic 'sect' where young girls serve boys. This is what I found the most haunting: JORDANA SEAL
I spent five months investigating an ultra-conservative sect and posed as a university graduate at one of their centres in Hampstead. Several moments rang alarm bells.
Severe delays on busy stretch of A12 after TWO crashes
Two crashes on the A12 near Hatfield Peveral is causing long delays back to Witham due to a lane closure in place on both sides of the carriageway.
These are the outdated and unflattering date-night outfits that men hate - and the chic pieces you should wear instead
Date-night dressing should be exciting, but more often than not it ends up causing a headache. A few simple swaps can instantly update your evening looks and make them feel far more current.
What Gilgo Beach killer's wife REALLY knew: Prosecutor reveals chilling truth about life with monster husband... and the 'interests' she couldn't ignore
Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney told the Daily Mail what investigators learned about the relationship between the Gilgo Beach serial killer and his wife Asa Ellerup.
Labour council to use AI CCTV to spy on public and flag any 'suspicious behaviour'... such as hugs and high fives
Hammersmith and Fulham Council, in West London , plans to modify 500 street cameras with AI that can automatically flag 'aggressive' behaviour or 'suspicious shopping' patterns.
Widow, 86, who was prosecuted by the DVLA for a one-letter typo on her car insurance opens up about weeks of sleepless nights over fears of being branded a criminal
Edna Nightingale endured weeks of anguish after discovering she was being taken to court because her registration number had been entered incorrectly when she renewed her cover over the phone.
Millionaire's luxury house renovation in St Andrews 'forces' pensioner neighbour to leave his home after building work 'turned area into an earthquake zone'
Businessman Martin Lightbody is renovating a cottage near the Old Course in St Andrews, Scotland, into a luxury three-storey home.
First look at M&S's new 'picky bits' range for summer - as the retailer goes Mediterranean
The British retailer has revealed its new range in the 2026 Summer Trends Report - and the Daily Mail was granted an exclusive first look.
Vinted is refusing to give me a refund for Anya Hindmarch bag that never arrived: SALLY SORTS IT
I purchased an Anya Hindmarch leather bucket handbag I've long coveted on Vinted. But the seller never sent it and now Vinted won't refund my £100.
JAN MOIR reviews MasterChef: Is this new version a dish to savour or just more reheated leftovers?
After a year of scandal and sackings, MasterChef is back, but is this new version a dish to savour or just more reheated leftovers?
AMD's Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Dual Edition tested: Gratuitous overkill with a price to match
An $899 CPU? In this economy?
Review Ever since AMD's cache-stacked Ryzen 7 5800X3D closed the gap with Intel in gaming, folks have wondered: if one V-Cache chiplet is good, surely two must be better. With the launch of the Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Dual Edition (DE), we finally have our answer.…
Nine in ten Britons back tougher drink-drive laws as Government consultation to reduce legal limit closes next month
The Government's Road Safety Strategy consultation closes on 11 May, with ministers garnering feedback on a range of measures designed to reduce traffic deaths in Britain.
Why did Sir David Attenborough have a 'row' with Buckingham Palace - and did ignoring the broadcaster cost the Royal Family dearly?
Historians Robert Hardman and Kate Williams have explored the strangely parallel lives of Queen Elizabeth II and Sir David Attenborough.
Recap as FOUR-VEHICLE crash causes hour-long delays on A12 and M25
A crash on the A12 involving four vehicles is causing long delays for motorists this morning near Brentwood on the A-road and the M25
Recap as FOUR-VEHICLE crash causes hour-long delays on A12 and M25
A crash on the A12 involving four vehicles is causing long delays for motorists this morning near Brentwood on the A-road and the M25
I've never felt pain like it, says Spain's King Of Matadors from his hospital bed a day after bull perforated his rectum in horrific goring
Morante de la Puebla, widely hailed as the 'King of bullfighters', is recovering in the Viamed Hospital after being rushed out of the packed Maestranza arena in Seville on Sunday.
Queen Elizabeth's bold coats and top-handle bags defined her signature style - and now we're seeing similar classic looks all over the high street
Queen Elizabeth II was one of Britain's most successful and enduring monarchs, remembered not only for her service but also for her unmistakable sense of style.
Experts issue urgent warning over cancer-linked toxins in tea bags... and reveal how to cut your risk
A review of 19 studies concludes that tea bags, whether made of plastic, paper or biodegradable materials, are the largest source of cancer-causing contamination.