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Martin Lewis has told people to stop being loyal to their bank and to instead move their money to one of the top paying savings accounts.

The FBI is warning the more than 1.8 billion people who use Google's Gmail about a dangerous ransomware scheme that could hold your private data hostage.

There is said to be a variety of flavours for every craving

Agency tries to save face as it also pulls essential funding for election security initiatives

Uncle Sam's cybersecurity agency is trying to save face by seeking to clear up what it's calling "inaccurate reporting" after a former senior pen-tester claimed the organization axed two red teams.…

She will be sentenced next month

British horse racing fans are saving thousands of pounds by choosing to watch the Cheltenham Festival in the Benidorm sunshine while enjoying pints for just €1.

Prosecutors allege the stepfather had decided to abuse the girl after discovering she was sending sexually explicit videos to boys on Snapchat (pictured, file photo).

Election infosec advisory center also shuttered

Updated  A penetration tester who worked at the US govt's CISA claims his 100-strong team was effectively dismissed after Elon Musk's Trump-blessed DOGE unit cancelled a contract – and that more folks have also been put out of work by the cybersecurity agency.…

American experts, examining data from over 160,000 women, found those who consumed a type of drink regularly had an increased chance of developing a type of cancer.

Have you ever found yourself randomly waking up in the middle of the night -- maybe at 2am or 3am? Do you find yourself doing this every night?

Most mornings I wake up to a chirpy email proclaiming: 'Claudia, people are noticing you.' While it might sound exciting, all it really means is that a stranger has clicked on my profile.

Mozilla has warned that the U.S. Department of Justice's proposed remedies in its antitrust case against Google would harm independent browsers and reduce competition in the browser market. The DOJ and several state attorneys general last week filed revised proposed remedies in the U.S. v. Google search case that would prohibit all search payments to browser developers, a move Mozilla says would disproportionately impact smaller players. "These proposed remedies prohibiting search payments to small and independent browsers miss the bigger picture -- and the people who will suffer most are everyday internet users," said Mark Surman, President of Mozilla. Unlike Apple and Microsoft, which generate revenue from hardware and operating systems, Mozilla relies primarily on search revenue to fund browser development. Mozilla argues that cutting these payments would not solve search dominance but would instead strengthen the position of tech giants. Mozilla also warned that the proposal threatens its ability to maintain Gecko, one of only three major browser engines alongside Google's Chromium and Apple's WebKit. "If we lose our ability to maintain Gecko, it's game over for an open, independent web," Surman said, noting that even Microsoft abandoned its browser engine in 2019. "If Mozilla is unable to sustain our browser engine, it would severely impact browser engine competition and mean the death of the open web as we know it -- essentially, creating a web where dominant players like Google and Apple, have even more control, not less." Firefox serves 27 million monthly active users in the U.S. and nearly 205 million globally.

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The Martini Bar at The Ocean Club, A Four Seasons Resort, Bahamas, is where Bond orders his first 'shaken, not stirred' drink of the 2006 movie.

You magazine's interiors editor Nicole Gray on her favourite pieces from the supermarket selection.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer today startled the nation after announcing he planned to scrap NHS England - which ministers have labelled the 'world's largest quango'.

The presenter, who co-hosted a primetime game show alongside Maya Jama, Frankie Bridge and Freddie Flintoff was today sentenced at Downpatrick Magistrates Court.

The fitness guru, 37, cut a casual figure as she headed out to run errands in north London after James was joined by his partner at the Cheltenham Festival .

Popular Spanish holiday destinations were rocked by protests last summer, as tens of thousands of fed up locals filled the streets to protests mass tourism and its effect on local resources.

The former England striker dragged wife Abbey Clancy into the equation as he reminisced about his days at the festival with presenter Oli Bell.

The ex-pop star, 33, is said to 'despair' at rumours that the surviving members could play together again, with the tragic balcony fall drawing a line under their previous successes.