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Images of toddlers and home addresses leaked in reprehensible landmark attack

A cyber criminal crew has targeted Kido International, a preschool and daycare organization, leaking sensitive details about its pupils and their parents.…

Spencer Duarte, 29, was sentenced today to 15 months in prison following the theft in Ludgate Hill, London, on August 7 last year.

Armet Cortes and Willmer Guzman were part of a gang that operated in the North East and used 'silent' signs to communicate once they had identified a potential target.

Joshua Jahn, 29, the shooter who opened fire on an ICE van in Dallas and killed a migrant, repeatedly searched for footage of the Charlie Kirk assassination, FBI Director Kash Patel revealed.

Iconic buildings dominate the skyline around Four Seasons' central London outpost; there's the Shard, the Tower of London, the imposing buildings of Bank and of course, Tower Bridge itself.

New research program seeks ‘energy-aware’ ML that balances performance with power draw

It's notoriously difficult to consistently measure the energy usage of AI models, but DARPA wants to put an end to that uncertainty with new "energy-aware" machine learning systems. …

It took home the award for the small market of the year

Shatner, 94, who is beloved by Trekkies as the show's lead character Captain Kirk,  was hospitalized for a medical emergency involving his blood sugar late Wednesday afternoon.

This is the moment plane passengers cheered as a man was 'dragged off' an easyJet plane after he forced the pilot to make an unscheduled landing on the way to Corfu.

Industry looks like it's going to come up short – by about $800B

The AI craze is fueling massive growth in infrastructure, but the industry will need to hit $2 trillion in revenue by 2030 to keep funding this habit. Consultants at Bain & Company think it is going to come up short.…

Richard Osman appears to have shared a subtle dig at the highly divisive Thursday Murder Club film - as the latest of the British author's true crime series has come out today, with glowing reviews.

Four years ago at the last Ryder Cup across the pond, the abuse hurled at Europe's most famous golfers 'went too far', according to legend of the sport Dame Laura Davies.

Productivity gains promised, but humans still expected to audit the bots

At its Unscripted event in London, DevOps company Harness presented its latest AI-driven modules, including an AI pipeline builder, AI test automation, autonomous code fixing when builds fail, AI AppSec (application security) and even AI-driven chaos testing, where resiliency is tested by introducing random failures.…

It's officially spooky season, and we're ready to plan a cute costume, fail at carving a pumpkin and succeed at eating heaps of sweets.

Frankly, I've never been more depressed than reading today's headlines. And I lived and worked in the grim 1970s.

Circle, the world's second-biggest issuer of stablecoins, is examining ways to make it possible to reverse transactions involving its tokens [non-paywalled source], in a rare admission by a major crypto firm that it needs to take lessons from the traditional financial sector. Financial Times: Circle president Heath Tarbert said a mechanism that allowed money to be refunded in cases of fraud or disputes would help the stablecoin industry's push to become part of the financial mainstream. "We are thinking through...whether or not there's the possibility of reversibility of transactions, right, but at the same time, we want settlement finality," Tarbert told the Financial Times. "So there's an inherent tension there between being able to transfer something immediately, but having it be irrevocable," he added. Such measures could be seen as a major departure from the crypto industry's previous emphasis on the "immutability" of the blockchain, a digital ledger that is public and records transactions that cannot be unwound.

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AnneKee de Ligt, nee Molenaar, runs an alchemy brand and regularly shares images of crystals, tarot cards, and self-affirming quotations on her Instagram page.

Alix Williams' previous job was put up for redundancy last April due to Birmingham City Council's debts. The 27-year-old now commutes 100 miles to work in London.

Malcolm Fairley was a calculating predator whose cold, methodical crimes left dozens of lives shattered and the UK on edge in 1984.

Aspirin, which can cost just 3p, is used to treat a variety of aches and pains. Previous studies have shown the medicine can lower the risk of colon cancer.