NYPD releases first images of man suspected of shooting NFL star Kris Boyd in Midtown Manhattan
The New York Jets cornerback, 29, is in a critical but stable condition after being shot in the abdomen outside celebrity hotspot Sei Less shortly after 2am on Sunday morning.
Daring moment Ukrainian soldier spots a Russian kamikaze drone before taking it down with a deadly accurate shot
This is the daring moment a Ukrainian soldier spots a Russian kamikaze drone before taking it down with a deadly accurate shot.
'She fancies herself. There's no turning things around now': Angela Rayner's shameless next move revealed by stunned Labour insiders - as they tell DAN HODGES brutal truth about manoeuvring to replace Starmer
It's just over two months since Angela Rayner dramatically resigned as a cabinet minister and Deputy Prime Minister, writes DAN HODGES, plunging the Government into crisis.
Selling your identity to North Korean IT scammers isn't a sustainable side hustle
Four US citizens tried it, and the DoJ just secured guilty pleas from all of 'em
It sounds like easy money. North Koreans pay you to use your identity so they can get jobs working for American companies in IT. However, if you go this route, the US Department of Justice promises to catch up with you eventually.…
Are YOU at risk from odourless gas that creeps into your home and gives you lung cancer? Some areas of the UK are more at risk - use this map to find out if you should be worried, and the steps that'll keep you safe
Unless buildings are specifically tested for this gas, it can go undetected because it is odourless. Yet only 7 per cent of households in higher-risk areas have ever tested their homes for it.
UK Cyber Ransom Ban Risks Collapse of Essential Services
The UK government has been warned that its plan to ban operators of critical national infrastructure from paying ransoms to hackers is unlikely to stop cyber attacks and could result in essential services collapsing. From a report: The proposal, announced by the Home Office in July, is designed to deter cyber criminals by making it clear any attempt to blackmail regulated companies such as hospitals, airports and telecoms groups will not succeed. If enacted, the UK would be the first country to implement such a ban.
But companies and cyber groups have told government officials that making paying ransoms illegal would remove a valuable tool in negotiations where highly sensitive data or essential services could be compromised, according to two people familiar with the matter. "An outright ban on payments sounds tough on crime, but in reality it could turn a solvable crisis into a catastrophic one," said Greg Palmer, a partner at law firm Linklaters.
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Amelia Earhart's final plea declassified 88 years after the legendary aviator's disappearance
Newly declassified records on the disappearance of aviator Amelia Earhart have revealed details about her final moments 88 years ago, along with her final plea for help over the Pacific Ocean.
Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo cause a stir with ANOTHER 'ridiculous' red carpet moment
The Wicked: For Good co-stars have had multiple 'bizarre' red carpet exchanges when promoting the first Wicked film, with yet another clip now resurfacing.
Workers begin converting army barracks into camp that will house 600 male migrants on edge of town
Residents are furious at the plans for Crowborough Army Training Camp in East Sussex, with 2,000 people flooding the streets for a noisy protest yesterday.
Paul McCartney uses the sound of silence to protest against AI: Former Beatle's first new recording in five years is of eerily quiet recording studio
The Beatles star is the biggest name on a new album of silent tracks designed to demonstrate the threat to the sector.
Woman, 23, was celebrating landing her dream job with friends when all five were killed in car crash
The group are believed to have been headed into town for a night out when the Volkswagen Golf they were travelling in collided with a Toyota Landcruiser.
Sir Ian McKellen claims Harvey Weinstein rigged the Oscars in 1999 - robbing him when he would have been the first openly gay actor to win
Ian McKellen has claimed convicted rapist Harvey Weinstein rigged the Academy Awards in 1999 when he was set to become the first openly gay actor to win.
Britain's biggest Walter Mittys: The shameless fantasists who invented tales of bravery and wore fake medals to get adulation from the unsuspecting public
The latest alleged fake veteran incident has led to calls for a a new law - the Stolen Valour Act - to make pretending to be a war hero a specific crime .
Moment minister's jet bursts into flame as it crashes after shooting off the runway while landing in Democratic Republic of Congo
The aircraft was carrying the country's Mines Minister, Louis Watum Kabamba and a delegation of top officials when the incident happened at Kolwezi Airport this morning.
Inside the Bitcoin apocalypse: Prices are crashing after fears of a mega-bubble. Now crypto experts give the REAL view on if you should buy or sell - and give their 'bloody hand' warning
Bitcoin recently crashed. Does this mean the days of soaring prices are over - and is it is now time to get out or should you hold your nerve. We ask top experts to stare into their crypto crystal balls.
We are in the middle of a disturbing vaping crisis that no one is talking about... and I'm a victim too. These are the eight signs you have the same problem - and exactly what you must do next: DR MAX PEMBERTON
I'm about to make a confession that may shock some of you. I vape. Before you judge me too harshly, let me explain the reason why.
Memorial for 51 fatal crashes on Essex roads launches for Road Safety Week
Adam Pipe, the head of roads policing for Essex Police, has shared damning statistics for collisions on the county’s roads for Road Safety Week.
Strictly Air Ambulance 2026 to raise vital funds for life-saving services
Strictly Air Ambulance 2026 is returning to Brentwood to raise funds for Essex and Herts Air Ambulance (EHAAT).
Inquest to be held into death of ex-policeman who died after hospital procedure
Brian Darton, 79, was admitted to Colchester Hospital in July after suffering a cough and breathlessness.
Memorial for 51 fatal crashes on Essex roads launches for Road Safety Week
Adam Pipe, the head of roads policing for Essex Police, has shared damning statistics for collisions on the county’s roads for Road Safety Week.