Mother-of-two, 38, claims she gets mistaken for a teenager thanks to £2,000-a-month biohacking regime
She's just months away from turning 40, but Tracy Kiss claims people think she's a teenager - her secret? Pricey biohacking treatments she says have reversed her cellular age.
Labour to split Surrey into two in councils shake-up as ministers try to deal with local authorities' debt mountain
The existing Surrey County Council and 11 borough and district councils will be dissolved and merged into the two large authorities.
All commercial flights to remote town in Scotland axed - and the final plane has already landed
Nestled away in a remote corner of northern Scotland, Wick is a picturesque coastal town.
Pregnant 'drugs mule' Bella Culley will have her baby behind bars after agreeing two-year prison deal in Georgia - despite family paying huge £140,000 fine
The Teesside teenager's parents were given three weeks to find £215,000 to secure her freedom at the start of this month.
'Toxic, untrue claims, divisive, misleading': The eviscerating 556-word Celtic statement on Brendan Rodgers IN FULL as he jumps before he could be sacked by Dermot Desmond
With the Scottish giants eight points adrift of Scottish Premiership leaders Hearts, Celtic announced in a formal statement on Monday that Rodgers had shockingly handed in his resignation.
Signal Chief Explains Why the Encrypted Messenger Relies on AWS
An anonymous reader shares a report: After last week's major AWS outage took Signal along with it, Elon Musk was quick to criticize the encrypted messaging app's reliance on big tech. But Signal president Meredith Whittaker argues that the company didn't have any other choice but to use AWS or another major cloud provider.
"The problem here is not that Signal 'chose' to run on AWS," Whittaker writes in a series of posts on Bluesky. "The problem is the concentration of power in the infrastructure space that means there isn't really another choice: the entire stack, practically speaking, is owned by 3-4 players."
In the thread, Whittaker says the number of people who didn't realize Signal uses AWS is "concerning," as it indicates they aren't aware of just how concentrated the cloud infrastructure industry is. "The question isn't 'why does Signal use AWS?'" Whittaker writes. "It's to look at the infrastructural requirements of any global, real-time, mass comms platform and ask how it is that we got to a place where there's no realistic alternative to AWS and the other hyperscalers."
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Listed: 4 best rated fireworks displays in Essex including free spectacular event
WITH fireworks night around the corner, families across the county are preparing for a night of bright colours and celebration.
Listed: 4 best rated fireworks displays in Essex including free spectacular event
WITH fireworks night around the corner, families across the county are preparing for a night of bright colours and celebration.
Pharmacist shares five warning signs your fat jab is FAKE after mother-of-two died from black market weight-loss meds
Karen McGonigal, 53, died days after she was illegally administered a dose of semaglutide - the powerful ingredient behind Ozempic and Wegovy - in May.
A12 London-bound: Road shut after multi-vehicle crash near Essex commuter town
All lanes are closed on the A12 London-bound between Junction 18 at Sandon and Junction 17 at Howe Green.
Football's first SKYSCRAPER stadium? Design for Saudi Arabia's 46,000-seat World Cup venue, 1,000ft up in the air, emerges - but major questions remain
The dubious footage shows the Gulf state's Neom Sky Stadium, expected to sit more than 1,000 feet above ground level in a city which is yet to be built called The Line.
Police hunt for man after reports of 'public indecency' on Essex bus
Police are asking the public to get in touch
Elon Musk's Grokipedia launches, filled to the brim with plagiarism and AI slop
Scratch Grokipedia and Wikipedia bleeds
What do you do if you're the richest man on Earth and don't like Wikipedia? Start your own imitation encyclopedia, call it Grokipedia, lift a bunch of pages from the site, and let AI fill in the rest. Obviously, that's a recipe for success.…
Piranha attack leaves seven swimmers injured including baby who loses part of a toe
The incident happened at the Miriti Beach in Manacapuru, in the state of Amazonas, Brazil , on Sunday, October 26.
Cadbury removes chocolate from Heroes box as new one added
The box is a huge part of Christmas
Charity shops add extra security measures after thefts rise in the county
Thefts in Essex have risen by 64 per cent in five years
William 'threatened to strip Eugenie and Beatrice of their titles unless Andrew and Fergie left Royal Lodge'
Emily Maitlis, the broadcaster who grilled Prince Andrew in the infamous Newsnight interview in 2019, told how the Prince of Wales met with the princesses.
Euro cloud alliance urges action on Broadcom as Microsoft mends fences
CISPE says post-VMware conduct raises fresh antitrust concerns
Cloud Infrastructure Services Providers in Europe (CISPE) has issued its third European Cloud Competition Observatory (ECCO) report, praising Microsoft's licensing concessions while accusing Broadcom of worsening anti-competitive practices.…
Locals keen on rejuvenation plans for Essex town that feels 'stuck in the past'
One resident said parts of the town felt 'stuck in the seventies' and welcomed plans for 500 new homes and a 3,500-seat arena
'She has nowhere to go or anyone else to go with': Sarah Ferguson is 'completely on edge' and fears for her future, friends tell REBECCA ENGLISH
The former Duchess of York is said to be 'on the edge' as it is claimed she and her ex-husband have demanded officials provide two homes at Windsor if they are to move out of Royal Lodge.