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He is, it's said, so distraught over what he sees as the 'hostile takeover' of Sentebale that there's 'no way in hell' he will work with the charity again.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Whoever invented this game show format must be blessed with a very high boredom threshold, because it is stultifyingly dull.

The leader said that Israel does not want to 'keep' or 'govern' the territory, but wants to hand it over to armed forces who will 'govern it properly', according to comments made in a Fox Interview.

The victim had been sitting inside Evin restaurant in Hackney, east London , with her family at 9.19pm on May 29 last year when she was hit by a stray bullet.

Catherine Sherry, 42, died earlier this year after repeated flights from her home in Co Armagh, Northern Ireland , left her weakened and unable to fight an infection.

Despite the narrow scope of the Government's pilot migrant scheme, the Prime Minister took to social media to claim: 'If you break the law to enter this country, you will face being sent back.'

Joel Verite, 27, who is believed to have been suffering from PTSD following the attack, assaulted his girlfriend in front of his baby, Liverpool Crown Court heard today.

The Tory leader recalled, when she was 'about 14 or 15', how she stood up during the middle of an exam and said: 'He's cheating, he's the one that's doing it.'

Households near new pylons could get £250 a year off their bills for the next decade as Ed Miliband seeks to win their backing.

Rachel Reeves' tax raid on businesses is hitting households at the supermarket till, the Bank of England said.

Amazon Web Services has struck a deal with the U.S. government to provide up to $1 billion in cloud service discounts through 2028. CNBC reports: The agreement is expected to speed up migration to the cloud, as well as adoption of artificial intelligence tools, the General Services Administration said. "AWS's partnership with GSA demonstrates a shared public-private commitment to enhancing America's AI leadership," the agency said in a release. Amazon's cloud boss, Matt Garman, hailed the agreement as a "significant milestone in the large-scale digital transformation of government services." The discounts aggregated across federal agencies include credits to use AWS' cloud infrastructure, modernization programs and training services, as well as incentives for "direct partnership." Further reading: OpenAI Offers ChatGPT To US Federal Agencies for $1 a Year

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ITV bosses have pulled the plug on Noel Edmonds' latest TV project, Kiwi Adventure, after just one series.

The King will commemorate the 80th anniversary of VJ Day with an address to the nation, Buckingham Palace has announced.

That totally makes up for the single-digit benchmark gains, right?

OpenAI unveiled its most capable model yet on Thursday with the launch of GPT-5.…

Russia has launched a sick catalogue for kidnapped Ukrainian children being offered up for adoption who are sorted for hair and eye colour. 

The 44-year-old actor - who was seen c onsoling goddaughter Paris Jackson on a recent outing - talked candidly about leaving the acting business behind as a teenager.

Break the August curse. That is the first job for Vitor Pereira and his Wolves players as they look to improve their wretched record at the start of the season.

Manchester United will open the doors to a new-look Carrington on Friday morning, the latest step in a revolution under Sir Jim Ratcliffe that has brought transformation and more than enough turbulence.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Wired: Two years ago, researchers in the Netherlands discovered an intentional backdoor in an encryption algorithm baked into radios used by critical infrastructure -- as well as police, intelligence agencies, and military forces around the world -- that made any communication secured with the algorithm vulnerable to eavesdropping. When the researchers publicly disclosed the issue in 2023, the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI), which developed the algorithm, advised anyone using it for sensitive communication to deploy an end-to-end encryption solution on top of the flawed algorithm to bolster the security of their communications. But now the same researchers have found that at least one implementation of the end-to-end encryption solution endorsed by ETSI has a similar issue that makes it equally vulnerable to eavesdropping. The encryption algorithm used for the device they examined starts with a 128-bit key, but this gets compressed to 56 bits before it encrypts traffic, making it easier to crack. It's not clear who is using this implementation of the end-to-end encryption algorithm, nor if anyone using devices with the end-to-end encryption is aware of the security vulnerability in them. Wired notes that the end-to-end encryption the researchers examined is most commonly used by law enforcement and national security teams. "But ETSI's endorsement of the algorithm two years ago to mitigate flaws found in its lower-level encryption algorithm suggests it may be used more widely now than at the time."

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What, you don't expect them to keep using Microsoft with its Chinese cloud admins, do you?

The US government is about to get more AWS in more places thanks to a new $1 billion deal between Uncle Sam and Amazon. …