Tragic schoolboy, 11, was 'distracted' by video on his phone when he was hit by a train on level crossing
Jaiden Shehata had been walking to school when the tragic accident took place at around 8.03am on January 23 near Kenley, south London .
'Sad' Cristiano Ronaldo delivers brutal verdict on Man United, who 'don't have a structure', have players without the right mindset - and says Ruben Amorim 'is not going to do miracles'
Sitting down with Piers Morgan, Cristiano Ronaldo took another shot at United, claiming he is 'sad' to see the state of a club he believes is one of the most 'important of the century'.
ITV sparks more fury as Good Morning Britain star refuses to wear poppy - one day after Loose Women's Charlene White sparked outrage for same move
Kevin Maguire joined Susanna Reid and Ed Balls to discuss the latest news, as Chancellor Rachel Reeves addressed the nation with a pre-Budget speech.
Satellite image shows Russia's new nuclear submarine in full - after Putin boasted of its deadly 'unstoppable' weaponry 'unlike anything in the world'
The Khabarovsk-class submarine is currently docked at the Sevmash shipyard workshop in Russia's far north, where new submarines are being assembled.
Married father-of-two who sexually assaulted 12-year-old girl on British Airways flight to Heathrow claimed he had mistaken her for his wife
Javed Inamdar, 34, repeatedly stroked the youngster's hand to 'test the waters' before assaulting her on the BA flight from Mumbai to London Heathrow on December 14 last year.
iPhone alarm glitch leaves furious users facing a surprise lie-in - as Celebrity Traitors star Cat Burns vents 'what is going on?'
A newly-discovered iPhone glitch is making users miss their alarm - including Cat Burns from Celebrity Traitors.
Carmaker sparks confusion as it scraps rearview mirror in latest tech gamble - but says it brings two big advantages
The Swedish EV startup, still chasing mainstream recognition, thinks its latest model will be the one that finally breaks through.
What Happened When Small-Town America Became Data-Center, USA
Amazon's data-center expansion turned Umatilla, Oregon into an unlikely nerve center for American infrastructure investment. The community of roughly 8,000 residents has seen home prices double and local government budgets surge from $7 million in 2011 to a hundred and $44 million in the past fiscal year. Yesenia Leon-Tejeda, a Realtor and daughter of Mexican-born farmhands who once worked 12-hour shifts at a distribution center, is now on pace to close 35 deals this year.
Federal data shows investment in software and information-processing equipment drove most of America's GDP growth in the first half of 2025. Goldman Sachs estimated that roughly 72% of all server-farm capacity sat in just 1% of counties as of July. The region's hydroelectric dams and cheap power attracted Amazon Web Services more than a decade ago. Growth has brought rising costs for housing and child care. Political tensions over spending erupted this year when Mayor Caden Sipe sued the city manager and council members.
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Invasion of the message body snatchers! Teams flaw allowed crims to impersonate the boss
Check Point lifts lid on a quartet of Teams vulns that made it possible to fake the boss, forge messages, and quietly rewrite history
Microsoft Teams, one of the world's most widely used collaboration tools, contained serious, now-patched vulnerabilities that could have let attackers impersonate executives, rewrite chat history, and fake notifications or calls – all without users suspecting a thing.…
Stunning seven-bedroom mansion on one of Britain's most exclusive waterfronts goes on sale for £14million
Elms Avenue, in the posh Lilliput seaside suburb of Poole Harbour, Dorset, is on sale for the first time in more than 30 years.
$10B + spent on liquid cooling this week – it's only Tuesday
Eaton and Vertiv splash cash as HPC infrastructure and AI factories run hot
Liquid cooling tech is hot. It's only Tuesday and already infrastructure specialists have forked out more than $10 billion on companies proffering tech that promises to help ease energy bills of datacenter operators.…
Moment nine-year-old aims green laser at plane cockpit and nearly blinds pilots mid-flight
Police were stunned to discover a nine-year-old boy was responsible for a powerful green laser aimed at a passing plane, nearly blinding the pilots mid-flight.
'What was the point of that?!' Susanna Reid and Lorraine both mock Rachel Reeves for 'bonkers' Downing Street Budget speech that told breakfast TV viewers 'nothing'
The UK chancellor's long-winded speech went down poorly with Susanna and Lorraine, with the breakfast TV hosts agreeing she had said 'nothing' of substance.
Rollercoaster camera caught utter terror on people's faces after seat belt failed on 208ft ride that travels at 75mph
Chris and Cassie Evins were riding the rollercoaster last month when they heard screams coming from the seat behind them. A girl's seatbelt had come undone during the ride's first hill.
Woman loses £4k after being told by fake officers that an Essex bank defrauded her
The victim was told to take a taxi to the bank in question and was then asked to withdraw £4,000.
Woman loses £4k after being told by fake officers that an Essex bank defrauded her
The victim was told to take a taxi to the bank in question and was then asked to withdraw £4,000.
Cybercrooks getting violent more often to secure big payouts in Europe
France-based victims hit especially hard, while UK named most-targeted country generally
Researchers are seeing a "dramatic" increase in cybercrime involving physical violence across Europe, with at least 18 cases reported since the start of the year.…
Revealed: Roman Abramovich wants to send £1.54bn from Chelsea sale to his own companies - sparking fears less than HALF of £2.35bn fund will end up with Ukraine war victims
The oligarch was forced to sell Chelsea in 2022 after being sanctioned over his alleged ties to Vladimir Putin following Russia's invasion of its neighbour.
Coca-Cola faces huge backlash for using AI in its 'Holidays are Coming' Christmas advert for the second year in a row - as one viewer calls it the 'best ad I've ever seen for Pepsi'
Coca-Cola has been blasted online after confirming that it has used AI in its much-loved Christmas advert for the second year in a row.
DOJ Accuses US Ransomware Negotiators of Launching Their Own Ransomware Attacks
An anonymous reader quotes a report from TechCrunch: U.S. prosecutors have charged two rogue employees of a cybersecurity company that specializes in negotiating ransom payments to hackers on behalf of their victims with carrying out ransomware attacks of their own. Last month, the Department of Justice indicted Kevin Tyler Martin and another unnamed employee, who both worked as ransomware negotiators at DigitalMint, with three counts of computer hacking and extortion related to a series of attempted ransomware attacks against at least five U.S.-based companies.
Prosecutors also charged a third individual, Ryan Clifford Goldberg, a former incident response manager at cybersecurity giant Sygnia, as part of the scheme. The three are accused of hacking into companies, stealing their sensitive data, and deploying ransomware developed by the ALPHV/BlackCat group. [...] According to an FBI affidavit filed in September, the rogue employees received more than $1.2 million in ransom payments from one victim, a medical device maker in Florida. They also targeted several other companies, including a Virginia-based drone maker and a Maryland-headquartered pharmaceutical company.
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