Ex-Premier League referee David Coote pleads guilty to making 'category A' indecent image of a child
The 43-year-old, who was sacked by refs' body PGMOL last year, appeared this morning at Nottingham Crown Court.
The 21-year-old female darts champ who beat Luke Littler: Record-breaker Beau Greaves pipped teen to final after saying she'd never stand a chance
Beau Greaves stunned darts fans yesterday as she pipped Luke Littler - who had entered the tournament as the clear favourite - to the PDC World Youth Championship final.
Man accused of killing paedophile Lostprophets frontman Ian Watkins REFUSES to attend court
Rico Gedel, 25, who previously appeared in court under the first name Rashid, was due to appear at Leeds Crown Court this morning along with Samuel Dodsworth, 43.
Big Brother contestant scandal: Braintree shoppers' reaction
Last week, Finchingfield resident and parish councillor George Gilbert was removed from the Big Brother house.
Essex primary school hosts world-class athlete and Gladiator for kids' workshop
Excited children at a primary school welcomed a famously fit Gladiator to promote resilience and health.
Essex widow thought husband's deadly brain tumour was just him being 'grumpy'
Mark Gurrey, from Chelmsford, Essex, died of glioblastoma, a type of cancer which affects the spinal cord and brain, in February last year.
Harlow man cleans 750 graves for up to £450 a pop and is now 'financially free'
In one three-day period, he cleaned 185 graves in total
British govt agents demand action after UK mega-cyberattacks surge 50%
Warn businesses to act now as high-severity incidents keep climbing
Cyberattacks that meet upper severity thresholds set by the UK government's cyber agents have risen 50 percent in the last year, despite almost zero change in the volume of cases handled.…
Spot the difference: Apple has rebranded its TV service as part of a 'vibrant new identity' - so, can you see what has changed?
It's one of the most popular subscriptions around the world. But Apple TV+ is no more - as Apple has quietly rebranded its streaming service.
Why did Vodafone go down for four hours yesterday? Experts say a cyberattack 'can't be ruled out' after outage left hundreds of thousands of Brits offline
A Vodafone spokesperson claimed the problems were 'triggered by a non-malicious software issue'. However, experts have warned that we 'can't rule out a cyberattack'.
Best bar none: Finalists for Britain's pub of the year are unveiled by experts - has YOUR local made the cut?
Pint chiefs from the Campaign for Real Ale are looking to crown their Pub of the Year for 2025, one of the most prestigious and highly-sought after achievements a bar can win.
Widow of father who was crushed to death by falling tree branch calls for change in law to avoid repeat tragedy
Fiona Hall, 56, has been left heartbroken since her husband Chris, 48, was killed by a three-ton bough from a 134ft lime tree while he was walking their dog in August 2020.
First look at M&S's Christmas food range as beloved store releases its festive sandwiches and party snacks TOMORROW
The beloved British retailer is launching its Christmas sandwiches and party snacks earlier than ever this year, citing increased customer demand.
Call 999 immediately if you see this missing Harlow 14-year-old girl
Police believe she is in the Harlow area
State pension set for bigger-than-expected 4.8% hike to £12,590 in April... with only an HMRC quirk stopping the government clawing back cash in tax
Older people are in line for a boost after official figures for wage increases in May-July were revised up from 4.7 per cent to 4.8 per cent.
Man, 69, clobbers his neighbour, 83, after she complained about his Mustang's exhaust fumes going into her garden in King Charles' Poundbury village, court hears
Sekhar Sootarsing, 69, 'clobbered' 83-year-old Ingrid Wright-Holmes after she and her husband Christopher went to speak to him about the noisy engine of his Ford Mustang, jurors were told.
Northern Ireland's national anthem singer brutally trolls Germany surprise outfit change - but it is not the first time she has performed the trick
Opera singer Carly Paoli set the stage for Northern Ireland's World Cup qualifier against Germany with a dramatic reveal when performing the national anthems.
Costa Coffee for a pound? Where to get cheap coffee for today only
Costa Coffee is available at Co-op stores for £1, with the deal only being available until the end of the day.
The missing pieces of Gus Lamont's elusive family: Four-year-old's mum and trans grandmother are pictured for the first time since the boy vanished in the Outback
The devastated mother and grandmother of missing boy Gus Lamont have been pictured for the first time - two and a half weeks after he vanished from his grandparents' remote Outback station.
ShinyHunters Leak Alleged Data From Qantas, Vietnam Airlines and Other Major Firms
schwit1 shares a report from Hackread: On October 3, 2025, Hackread.com published an in-depth report in which hackers claimed to have stolen 989 million records from 39 major companies worldwide by exploiting a Salesforce vulnerability. The group demanded that Salesforce and the affected firms enter negotiations before October 10, 2025, warning that if their demands were ignored, they would release the entire dataset. The hackers, identifying themselves as "Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters," a collective said to combine elements of Scattered Spider, Lapsus$, and ShinyHunters, have now published data allegedly belonging to 6 of the 39 targeted companies.
The companies named in the leak are as follows: Fujifilm, GAP, INC., Vietnam Airlines, Engie Resources, Quantas Airways Limited, and Albertsons Companies, Inc. In all 6 leaks, the record contains personal details of customers, business, including email addresses, full names, addresses, passport numbers, phone numbers. The hackers said on Telegram that they will not be releasing any additional information, stating, "A lot of people are asking what else will be leaked. Nothing else will be leaked. Everything that was leaked was leaked, we have nothing else to leak, and obviously, the things we have cannot be leaked for obvious reasons."
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