Come for the sushi... stay for the hospitality: How Nobu Hotel Ibiza Bay is a perfect spot to relax alongside the island's hectic social scene - and is offering a front-row seat to the August 12 solar eclipse
The hotel also makes a great springboard to enjoying the best of Ibiza's nightlife, with the likes of Pacha just a short cab ride away.
How has the population changed in YOUR area? Use our interactive tool to reveal births, deaths and international migration changes near you
The Daily Mail has crunched the latest population data to create an interactive tool showing how births, deaths and migration have changed in your area.
Four miles of traffic on A12 with police at scene of breakdown
Two lanes are closed on the A12 due to a broken-down lorry near Hatfield Peverel.
Four miles of traffic on A12 with police at scene of breakdown
Two lanes are closed on the A12 due to a broken-down lorry near Hatfield Peverel.
'Nerd' den with an 18-foot gaming table and battle boards is crowned UK 'Shed of the Year' - where friends gather every week to remember a pal who died from cancer
A man who built a board-game den in honour of his late friend - who passed away from cancer - has now been crowned the UK's Shed of the Year.
OpenAI's Rogue AI Agent Hacked More Than Just Hugging Face
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Wired: OpenAI said Tuesday that the rogue AI agent that breached Hugging Face's platform also hacked multiple third-party accounts and services as part of the attack. It's now clear that the unprecedented security incident, which arose during an internal test of OpenAI's latest AI models, was more extensive than the company initially disclosed. In an updated blog post, OpenAI said that an ongoing review of the incident revealed that "four accounts" tied to "publicly available services" were used by the AI agent as part of a larger effort to hack Hugging Face. The rogue agent apparently found credentials that had been exposed on the open web and used them to break into the accounts.
OpenAI did not disclose what companies or organizations the accounts belonged to, but noted that they were not impacted at "the level of severity or scale of what we've shared related to Hugging Face." One of the additional accounts compromised by OpenAI's agent was used as an "outbound relay and staging path," potentially to obscure where the attack on Hugging Face was coming from, the company said. OpenAI's rogue agent also used another account for data storage to assist with the hack.
Reuters reported on Tuesday that a customer of Modal, a company that offers software infrastructure for training and running AI services, was one of the entities compromised by OpenAI's agent. In a statement to WIRED, Modal's chief technology officer Akshat Bubna confirmed that OpenAI's agent exploited a vulnerability in one of its customer's codebases, which was running on Modal's infrastructure. However, Bubna says, "Modal's platform was not compromised in any way." The identity of the customer could not be determined.
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'Reminder' to watch pets in busy areas as child injured by dog at Basildon Asda
A child was injured in an incident involving a dog in a Basildon supermarket car park.
'Reminder' to watch pets in busy areas as child injured by dog at Basildon Asda
A child was injured in an incident involving a dog in a Basildon supermarket car park.
What is there to do in Rayne? See the picturesque village with gorgeous eateries
With countryside walks, heritage spots and some excellent eateries all on its doorstep, the charming village of Rayne is a must-visit for everyone.
Award-winning Essex smoked salmon secures top industry honour for second time
Lambton & Jackson has been awarded three stars at the 2026 Great Taste Awards for its Maldon Cure Smoked Salmon.
More than 30 projects completed across the Braintree district in the past year
Braintree District Council said the schemes had helped strengthen communities, support businesses and improve the quality of life for residents.
JEFF POWELL MBE: It's time England led the football world again by standing up to mafia godfather Gianni Infantino - his plan to sell the World Cup is a bribe by any other name and there's only one way we can save our sport from extinction
How the corporate greed will trample on the purity of Pele's beautiful game, if Gianni Infantino is allowed to flog off the World Cup in share lots as if it were just a pharmaceutical bloodsucker.
Luxury for less! The private yachts you can hire for £26 a night - from Greek islands to Thai adventures
You don't need a billionaire's bank account to sail the seas in style. These jaw-dropping private yachts can be hired from just £26 a night .
Moscow slaps Telegram founder on wanted list, Durov responds with one-finger salute
FSB claims Ukrainian spies use chat platform to recruit Russians for sabotage and arson
Mel C and new husband Chris Dingwall passionately kiss one another during their family honeymoon in Ibiza as she shows off her incredible gym-honed body in string bikini
The Spice Girl, 52, and the Australian model, 47, married in an intimate ceremony in the Lake District and have now jetted off to the party island to celebrate with her family.
Council for town divided by claims it has 'too many old people' rejects building eighth large care home
Quiet Diss, in Norfolk, already has seven nursing homes and another 23 residential care homes, with a quarter of the town aged 65 or over - the UK average is 19 per cent.
Jared Leto is accused of sexual misconduct by four women who claim Oscar-winner assaulted them as teens
Four women have accused Jared Leto of criminal sexual misconduct, with the alleged offences having taken place when they were teenagers.
Taxman unearths £1.36bn in unpaid inheritance tax - as fears of new 'death tax' loom
The arrival of Andy Burnham as Prime Minister has led to speculation about an overhaul which would hit more estates.
Cotswolds villagers threaten to sell up over 'horrifying' plans to build 19,000 homes and turn their idyllic communities into 'packed towns'
Councillors will meet on Monday to begin the process of agreeing a new local plan that may double and even triple some villages in size by building on vacant land.
Revellers at upmarket music festival are struck down by 'severe' food poisoning from 'Yorkshire pudding stall'
The stall was closed down on the orders of festival organisers on Sunday morning after they heard repeated anecdotal reports of people becoming ill soon after eating there.