Iranian leaders threaten to bomb British base on Cyprus if the U.S. steps up the war
RAF Akrotiri, a centre for UK air operations in the region, was struck by an Iranian drone in March - damaging a hangar and causing a political row.
Where are they all going to go? Burnham admits Government funding may not be enough to fulfil rough sleeping pledge in early test for devolution agenda as he puts it in hands of local mayors
The Prime Minister promised this week to get all rough sleepers off the streets over Christmas as part of his plans to end homelessness altogether.
80s erotic thriller icon, 78, worked with Michael Douglas and Sylvester Stallone... who is she?
She emerged Monday with her husband of nearly half a century, the pair of them exuding an air of marital bliss as they walked their dog in Los Angeles.
Missing British gold medal-winning sprinter is found in Moroccan prison after 'sexually assaulting a minor'
Leon Baptiste, 41, was thought to be missing as of yesterday after going on a trip to Morocco two months ago. It has since emerged that he has been imprisoned in the north African country.
The £290,000 London house price slump: High-end homes in capital down as much as 25% - but it's boom time in the North
The City of Westminster - including areas such as Mayfair (pictured), Belgravia and Marylebone - saw prices fell 25% to £854,198 in the year to June.
Amazon's Drones Will Soon Deliver to Nearly 500 US Cities and Towns
Amazon says its Prime Air drone delivery service will expand sixfold to nearly 500 U.S. cities and towns by the end of 2026, including metro areas around Chicago, Syracuse, Cleveland, Atlanta, and Boise. According to Amazon Prime Air vice president David Carbon, the service has already delivered "hundreds of thousands of packages to customers" this year, typically within about an hour. The Verge reports: These will join 11 locations across the US where Amazon already offers drone deliveries, with each Prime Air site serving an area of approximately 175 square miles. The service aims to quickly deliver packages of up to 5 pounds or less [...]. Amazon reiterated its drone safety features alongside these expansion plans, including Prime Air's "industry-leading Detect-and-Avoid system." That's likely an attempt to minimize any concerns raised by the communities where the service is expanding, given these drones have already been scrutinized for crashing into cranes, internet cables, gardens, and an apartment building.
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Tyler Robinson's poor marksmanship means he should be executed if convicted of Charlie Kirk murder, prosecutors say
As prosecutors seek capital punishment against Robinson, they have argued that the alleged assassin knew he might have missed Kirk and killed a bystander, which warrants his execution.
Child vapers 'are more likely to suffer from depression and breathing problems'
Experts warned vaping is a 'gateway' to smoking tobacco and 'should not be seen as a harmless part of growing up'.
Doomed NASA space telescope set for uncontrolled fall to Earth after failed rescue mission
NASA called off the mission to save its dying space telescope on Wednesday, dooming it to a fiery reentry into Earth.
Lindsay Clancy jury excused in shock middle-of-the-day dismissal after TikTok therapist testimony: Live updates
Lindsay Clancy, 36, is on trial for the murders of her three children, Cora, five, Dawson, three, and eight-month-old Callan, at her home.
NASA Mars photo sparks claims of aliens on the Red Planet
An image of Mars taken by NASA's rover has sparked theories that aliens may be hiding on the Red Planet.
Mad Cow Disease is confirmed at UK farm
A case of Mad Cow Disease, also known as Bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), has been confirmed on a farm in Dumfries and Galloway.
Incredible moment two young girls are rescued from sweltering trailer after being abducted by babysitter
Body camera footage shows Atlanta Police busting into the trailer and retrieving the girls before arresting Lakesha Brown, 42, who is wanted for a similar kidnapping case in Alabama.
Body 'of missing woman' is found almost a month after she vanished - in crashed car hidden down embankment
Tracey Smith, 57, vanished on July 24 after she was sighted leaving her home in Stokesley, North Yorkshire, driving a black Fiat Panda.
Woman, 80, dies after being trampled by a cow on Devon farm
Jennifer Ann Uglow, 80, from Whitstone near Holsworthy, Devon, suffered serious injuries after the incident on July 29. She died 11 days later in Plymouth's Derriford Hospital.
Human bones 'are unearthed by wildfires' at London park
Metropolitan Police officers scrambled to Bedfont Lakes Country Park, Hounslow, last Wednesday after receiving reports that bones had been found.
Brit, 34, dies while swimming at tourist spot on Greek island
The holidaymaker got into difficulty while swimming near Marathonisi in Laganas on the island of Zakynthos - also known as Zante - on Tuesday.
SvelteKit 3 puts heat on Next.js with radical approach to RPCs
Remote functions bring type-safe remote procedure calls right into Web page components
Music Publisher Round Hill Files $1 Billion Copyright Infringement Suits Against Suno, Anthropic
Independent music publisher Round Hill is suing Suno and Anthropic for allegedly using hundreds of copyrighted songs without permission to train their AI systems. The company says potential damages could exceed $1 billion, arguing there is "nothing fair" about building multibillion-dollar AI businesses on copyrighted material while rights holders receive nothing. From The Hollywood Reporter: Round Hill is a prominent music publisher whose copyrights include the Goo Goo Dolls' "Iris," Bonnie Tyler's "Total Eclipse of the Heart," the Kinks' "Lola" and Dio's "Holy Diver." The company provided a list of 500 songs that the defendants had infringed upon. Round Hill said in the suits that the company plans to "amend to list potentially ten thousand or more of their musical compositions," with those damages potentially exceeding $1 billion. "While in other cases for copyright infringement, Defendant has waxed poetic about the necessity of progress and AI's value to society, there is simply no reason -- other than rote expediency -- to have that progress come at the cost of copyrights holders," prominent music attorney Richard Busch, representing Round Hill, wrote in the suits.
Round Hill further argued that the latter "'expediency' arguments completely falter" when taking into account Suno and Anthropic's significant cash valuations they've earned while "exploiting illicit copies of copyrighted works, including the Round Hill Works." "There is simply nothing fair about a company using theft to build for purely commercial purposes a multi-billion dollar business while those from which they steal receive nothing," Round Hill said.
Suno also faces a lawsuit from Universal Music Group and Sony Music Group.
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Famous wonky house beloved by tourists in Canterbury goes on the market for £650,000
The Crooked House, also known as Sir John Boys House, in Canterbury, Kent, is one of the city's most recognisable landmarks thanks to its strikingly slanted appearance.