Would YOU spend £13,000 on a wedding proposal? Inside the luxury Paris agency charging Americans thousands for giant light-up letters, private ballerinas and skyline views
How your partner chooses to propose is a probably a good test for how well they know you (and how likely you are to say 'Yes'). And while many couples might prefer a more intimate moment, wedding proposal planner Florian Perrault works with clients for whom bigger (or at least more impressive) is better.
Major road CLOSED following reports of crash
The A120 Eastbound has been closed this afternoon following a crash near the Hare Green Interchange. Drivers face significant delays.
From chilled soups and hotel porridge to poached eggs on Sunday brunch, MasterChef judge Grace Dent reveals the items she would NEVER order in a restaurant
MasterChef judge Grace Dent , 52, has hit out at 10 menu items in her list of meals she would never order in a restaurant.
POLL OF THE DAY: Should Andy Burnham be going on holiday two weeks after becoming PM?
While Andy Burnham is overseas, his de-facto deputy Louise Haigh, the First Secretary of State and Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, will be the most senior minister in Westminster.
Sailor sues MoD after she was banned from taking fitness test needed for promotion because she'd had a baby
Emma Upton-Webb, a Petty Officer, said she was not allowed to enroll onto an officer training course needed for a promotion when she was nine months post partum.
Russia-Linked 'Midnight Blizzard' Group Hijacks Hotel Wi-Fi With CaptiveCrunch
A Russia-linked group tracked as Midnight Blizzard has compromised hotel and conference Wi-Fi portals worldwide, redirecting guests to phishing pages and fake software updates that steal credentials, session tokens, and other sensitive data. Microsoft says the campaign, dubbed CaptiveCrunch, "targets traveling employees generally rather than a particular sector," reports iTNews. From the report: Midnight Blizzard, tracked internally by Microsoft under its earlier codename NOBELIUM, is attributed by the US and UK governments to Russia's SVR (Sluzhba Vneshney Razvedki) foreign intelligence service. Microsoft's technical analysis said compromises occurred in "several countries" without naming them, and it did not give a total number of affected venues, organisations or individuals.
A related investigation published earlier in July by security firm ReliaQuest, and which Microsoft cited in its report, found compromised captive portal gateways across multiple United States cities as well as in India and Saudi Arabia, mostly at hotels. ReliaQuest said the traffic it observed came from organizations across financial services, professional services, legal, health care, energy and retail, suggesting the campaign targets traveling employees generally rather than a particular sector.
[...] Where attackers gained a foothold, Microsoft said they deployed two main tools: CornFlake, a Windows remote access trojan (RAT) written in Go capable of keylogging, screenshot and webcam capture, audio surveillance and credential and session token theft. They would also drop ChocoShell, an in-memory PowerShell infostealer targeting browser cookies, saved passwords, Microsoft 365 single sign-on (SSO) tokens and wi-fi credentials. Microsoft also said it has seen indications the attackers might be targeting Android devices with similar prompts urging victims to download and install an APK file.
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Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May to make The Grand Tour return two years after saying they wouldn't make any new episodes
Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May will make a return to their show The Grand Tour next month - two years after saying they wouldn't make any new episodes.
Trainspotting: The Musical cancels its UK tour after brutal reviews as cast members fume on social media about low ticket sales
Trainspotting: The Musical has cancelled its upcoming UK show, after dismal reviews and low ticket sales.
Commonwealth Games swimmer Archie Goodburn who has incurable brain cancer breaks down on BBC Breakfast as he calls on Andy Burnham to increase cancer research funding
British Commonwealth Games swimmer Archie Goodburn broke down in tears as he implored Prime Minister Andy Burnham to increase cancer research funding on Tuesday.
Heartbroken family 'will never be the same' after sudden death of teenager
He has been described as having "the biggest heart and cheekiest smile"
Reform UK regains slim polling lead after signs of Labour enjoying a 'Burnham bounce' under their new PM
The latest YouGov survey shows Reform are backed by 23 per cent of voters, up one percentage point since last week, with Labour remaining on 22 per cent.
'No people in their right mind would go': St Tropez was once the height of glamour - now it's 'overhyped', crowded with influencers and the pricey beach clubs are a 'scam'
St Tropez has long been associated with glamour, luxury and celebrities. But some visitors claim the French Riviera favourite has changed beyond recognition
'Upset' Ryanair passengers stranded abroad for 15 hours - with refreshment vouchers that failed to cover a cup of coffee
Around 150 Ryanair passengers faced a 15-hour delay at Krakow Airport after a technical issue affected their flight to Liverpool.
Russian soldier kills four in gun rampage targeting his own colleagues and civilians in Crimea
The soldier, believed to be Maxim Alistratov, 21, from Saratov, initially opened fire on soldiers, shooting one dead and wounding another, authorities said.
Teenagers accused of murdering 'kind soul' in popular Chelmsford park enter plea
The 21-year-old died after an incident in the 'very busy public park'
Boy George's manager PK Kemsley says he is 'completely behind' the star as he breaks silence on his Jesus Christ Superstar exit and clarifies his stance on Israel song scandal
Boy George's manager and best friend PK Kemsley has broken his silence on the star's Jesus Christ Superstar exit amid controversy over his support of Israel.
Cabinet minister defends 'Bunk Off Burnham' as PM heads abroad for a holiday just TWO WEEKS into his premiership... leaving Louise Haigh as minister in charge
Mr Burnham, who only entered office on 20 July, is taking a break from his day-to-day duties to travel abroad with his family for a long-planned trip.
Love Island winners Julia and Lorenzo struggle through VERY awkward This Morning interview as she asks him 'where's my date!?' amid split fears
Love Island winners Julia and Lorenzo struggled through a very awkward This Morning interview on Monday - amid fears they've already split a week after the show ended.
Drivers warned as 15-mile stretch of A12 to close for two months
Drivers are being warned over a five week closure of a 15-mile stretch affecting the A12 at Marks Tey, near Colchester, Essex.
Drivers warned as 15-mile stretch of A12 to close for two months
Drivers are being warned over a five week closure of a 15-mile stretch affecting the A12 at Marks Tey, near Colchester, Essex.