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Bodycam footage shows the officer, known as A35, taking aim and firing three rounds at the dog, named Ghost.

Poll conducted for the Victims' Commissioner Baroness Newlove found only 42 per cent of those questioned believed they would get justice.

The size of the NHS community care waiting list for children in England has soared by 58 per cent since data began in 2022, compared with a 23 per cent increase for adults.

Rachel Reeves may need to find as much as £42billion next month to stop her 'limping' on to the next Budget, economists have warned.

Rachel Fletcher, regulations director at Octopus, said the costs of Whitehall policies, including green levies to expand renewable power and nuclear, were increasing energy bills.

Anthropic is projecting its annualized revenue run rate to soar from roughly $7 billion today to as much as $26 billion in 2026, driven by rapid enterprise adoption of its Claude AI models. Reuters reports: Anthropic debuted a new version of its cheapest AI model, Haiku, on Wednesday, as part of a broader effort to appeal to companies that are looking for capable AI systems that are dramatically cheaper than its more advanced models. The Haiku 4.5 model sells for about one-third the price of Sonnet 4, one of its medium-sized models. The revenue projections underscore continued strong demand for generative AI tools among businesses and help explain investor enthusiasm, even as AI spending, especially in infrastructure buildout, comes under scrutiny. Some people worry the level of investment might be unsustainable. Fueling the expansion is the uptake of enterprise products, which are built for organizations. Anthropic has more than 300,000 business and enterprise customers, which account for about 80% of its revenue.

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The Olympian, 31, became the second victim of Traitors Jonathon Ross, Cat Burns and Alan Carr, after they began to worry he would suss them out.

Estate agent Charlotte Blackwell, 31, forged flight documents and hotel bookings so guests would hand over money.

She said her last cigarette was on the night of her wedding to Brad Falchuk in 2018.

The trio appeared in high spirits as they led the stars at the event which took place during the BFI London Film Festival on Wednesday.

A Hollywood icon flashed his stomach as he filmed a drunken scene for his new movie in Paris.

For people who suffer from chronic knee pain, aerobic exercises such as walking, cycling and swimming could be the best for relieving pain and boosting quality of life, new research has suggested.

Thomas Skinner ranted that he wishes he 'never went on Strictly Come Dancing', as since he has received 'constant abuse' amid cheating scandal. 

The Prime Minister was informed 'a couple of days' in advance that the case was on the brink, but he did not intervene, Downing Street confirmed.

And now a survey reveals the key traits that prove mum and dad have raised their children well - including having a good work ethic, respecting their elders and tidying their room.

British nepo babies Lila Moss and Iris Law looked sensational as they posed for behind the scenes snaps at the 2025 Victoria Secret fashion show on Wednesday. 

The singer, 34, raised eyebrows when she appeared on This Morning on Wednesday and revealed she had named her son Forever Sugar.

The talented actress who was nominated for an Oscar in the Best Supporting Actress category for her work in 1978 film Coming Home passed away Tuesday in Saugerties, New York.

Federal agencies have seven days to patch F5 products

An unidentified nation-state hacking crew targeting vulnerable F5 products to break into US government networks poses an "imminent risk" to federal agencies, American cyber officials warned on Wednesday – while also blaming Democrats for the ongoing government shutdown and insisting that the staffing cuts haven't hurt cyber defenses at all.…

An anonymous reader quotes a report from BleepingComputer: U.S. cybersecurity company F5 disclosed that nation-state hackers breached its systems and stole undisclosed BIG-IP security vulnerabilities and source code. The company states that it first became aware of the breach on August 9, 2025, with its investigations revealing that the attackers had gained long-term access to its system, including the company's BIG-IP product development environment and engineering knowledge management platform. F5 is a Fortune 500 tech giant specializing in cybersecurity, cloud management, and application delivery networking (ADN) applications. The company has 23,000 customers in 170 countries, and 48 of the Fortune 50 entities use its products. BIG-IP is the firm's flagship product used for application delivery and traffic management by many large enterprises worldwide. [...] F5 is still reviewing which customers had their configuration or implementation details stolen and will contact them with guidance. To help customers secure their F5 environments against risks stemming from the breach, the company released updates for BIG-IP, F5OS, BIG-IP Next for Kubernetes, BIG-IQ, and APM clients. Despite any evidence "of undisclosed critical or remote code execution vulnerabilities," the company urges customers to prioritize installing the new BIG-IP software updates.

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