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She has collaborated with Nivea for a soft launch back to the spotlight. 

Google has restructured Android's decade-old monthly security update process into a "Risk-Based Update System" that separates high-priority patches from routine fixes. Monthly bulletins now contain only vulnerabilities under active exploitation or in known exploit chains -- explaining July 2025's unprecedented zero-CVE bulletin -- while most patches accumulate for quarterly releases. The September 2025 bulletin contained 119 vulnerabilities compared to zero in July and six in August. The change reduces OEM workload for monthly updates but extends the private bulletin lead time from 30 days to several months for quarterly releases. The company no longer releases monthly security update source code, limiting custom ROM development to quarterly cycles.

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The risks of 'miracle' weight loss jabs have been laid bare after a mother was devastatingly diagnosed with an aggressive cancer , masked by fat jab side-effects.

Joseph Grogan, from Screggan, Tullamore, was 75 when he died - hours after attending a registry office to marry Lisa Flaherty, on April 15, 2025.

Montecito-based Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will star in The Happiest Story on Earth: 70 Years of Disneyland, which airs on Sunday.

Decarlos Brown Jr. comes from a family of career criminals with the start of crimes starting as far back as the 90s.

The mother of a young girl murdered in the Southport attack today sobbed as she demanded 'real change and accountability' so her daughter's death 'is not in vain.'

Doing a simple system reset may not be enough to save you from fines and lawsuits

With the end of Windows 10's regular support cycle fast approaching, and a good five years since the COVID pandemic spurred a wave of hardware replacements to support remote work, many IT departments are in the process of refreshing their fleets. But what they do with decommissioned systems is just as important as the shiny new ones they buy.…

Microsoft removes safeguard hold thanks to updated drivers

Microsoft has resolved a Windows 11 24H2 problem with devices using Dirac audio as the 25H2 update waits in the wings.…

Residents have been left 'frustrated' by the plans that have gone on 'far too long'

Adolescence star Owen Cooper was the man of the hour at Sunday's Emmy Awards. 

Shimon Yehuda Hayut, 35, from Israel, was reportedly detained yesterday morning after landing at Batumi International airport, according to Walla.

Fourteen NHS trusts will be the focus of a national maternity investigation amid a 'toxic cover-up culture' that is putting mothers and babies at risk.

Prince Harry received a gift for his wife Meghan during his trip to Ukraine on Friday. The Duke of Sussex visited the capital Kyiv with a team from his Invictus Games Foundation.

A dog-themed community safety day will be held at Weavers Park as part of Braintree Council's Safer Streets programme.

The German holidaymakers had been walking east from Lyme Regis to Charmouth on Sunday at evening but were caught out by the tide at Lyme Regis, Dorset.

Tesla boss Elon Musk has bought around $1billion (£740million) of shares in the electric car maker.

It comes after the county is seeing winds with speeds of 52mph

India's IT services industry saw entry-level hiring collapse by 70% between fiscal years 2023 and 2024, as the country's four largest IT exporters reduced fresh graduate recruitment from 225,000 to 60,000. Tata Consultancy Services and Infosys shed a combined 38,000 employees in fiscal 2024, marking the sector's first workforce contraction in decades. Studies indicate generative AI could automate 30-40% of junior developer and tester tasks. The proportion of employees under 30 at Infosys declined from 81% in 2010 to a projected 53% by fiscal 2025. India adds 8-9 million people to its workforce annually while the IT sector projects just 50,000 net new jobs per year from fiscal 2026-28. The graduate unemployment rate exceeds 13%, nearly triple the national average.

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They were put up on the high street as symbols of inclusion