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Charity Beallis, 40, was found dead alongside her six-year-old twin son and daughter. Autopsy results are now in and have revealed the cause of death for all three.

The threat of ICE raids overshadowed the build up to last month's Super Bowl after secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem vowed ICE would be 'all over' the end-of-season finale.

The singer, 32, spoke about the 'loneliness' of fame and how he took a three-year hiatus from music to establish what he really wanted in life in a new interview.

Sony is reportedly abandoning its recent push to bring major PlayStation games to PC and will instead keep most single-player titles exclusive to the PlayStation 5. According to Bloomberg, the shift back toward console exclusivity may be driven by weaker PC sales and concerns about diluting the PlayStation brand. From the report: Online games such as Marathon and Marvel Tokon will still be released across multiple platforms, but single-player titles such as last year's samurai hit Ghost of Yotei and the upcoming action game Saros will remain exclusive to PlayStation 5, said the people, who asked not to be identified because they weren't authorized to talk publicly about the company's strategy. The people cautioned that things could change in the future due to the unpredictable nature of the video-game industry and that Sony's plans are constantly shifting. But in recent weeks PlayStation scrapped plans to bring Ghost of Yotei and other internally developed games to PC. Two games made by external developers but published by PlayStation, Death Stranding 2 and the upcoming Kena: Scars of Kosmora, are still planned for release on PC this year.

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Mother-of-two Hajra Zahid, 29, and younger sister Haleema Zahid, 25, drowned by accident on June 11, 2025 after mistakenly entering the deep parts of the mountain pool, the inquest heard.

Tom Brady's flag football game scheduled for Saudi Arabia later this month is on the move amid ongoing military conflicts in the region, a source with knowledge of the situation has confirmed to the Mail.

This Morning's Dr Philippa Kaye has revealed she has undergone a hysterectomy following a 'cancer risk'.

Newcastle defender Fabian Schar has revealed he spent a 'terrifying' few days in the Middle East amid Iran's retaliatory strikes on the region.

The 62-year-old actor was all smiles could not keep his hands off of his much younger 32-year-old girlfriend on an outing in Greece's Hydra Island on Tuesday.

The 23-year-old took to his Instagram to share a slew of snaps exploring the French capital, cutting a casual figure in a leather bomber jacket and grey jogging bottoms.

Daniel Lynch, now 50, was jailed for life in 2009 for arranging the sickening assault that left the then 24-year-old model and presenter with devastating burns and blind in one eye.

fjo3 shares a report from Reason Magazine: Effective January 1, 2027, providers of computer operating systems in California will be required to implement age verification. That's just part of a wave of state and national laws attempting to limit children's access to potentially risky content without considering the perils such laws themselves pose. Now, not a moment too soon, over 400 computer scientists have signed an open letter warning that the rush to protect children from online dangers threatens to introduce new risks including censorship, centralized power, and loss of privacy. They caution that age-verification requirements "might cause more harm than good." The group of computer scientists from around the world cautions that "those deciding which age-based controls need to exist, and those enforcing them gain a tremendous influence on what content is accessible to whom on the internet." They add that "this influence could be used to censor information and prevent users from accessing services." "Regulating the use of VPNs, or subjecting their use to age assurance controls, will decrease the capability of users to defend their privacy online. This will not only force regular users to leave a larger footprint on the network, but will leave a number of at-risk populations unprotected, such as journalists, activists, or domestic abuse victims." It continues: "We note that we do not believe that trying to regulate VPN use for non-compliant users would be any more effective than trying to forbid the use of end-to-end encrypted communication for criminals. Secure cryptography is widely available and can no longer be put back into a box." "If minors or adults are deplatformed via age-related bans, they are likely to migrate to find similar services," warn the scientists. "Since the main platforms would all be regulated, it is likely that they would migrate to fringe sites that escape regulation." With data on everyone collected in order to restrict the activites of minors, data abuses and privacy risks increase. "This in itself increases privacy risks, with data being potentially abused by the provider itself or its subcontractors, or third parties that get access to it, e.g., after a data breach, like the 70K users that had their government ID photos leaked after appealing age assessment errors on Discord." Instead of mandated age restrictions, the letter urges lawmakers to consider the dangers and suggest regulating social media algorithms instead. They also recommend "support for parents to locally prevent access to non-age-appropriate content or apps, without age-based control needing to be implemented by service providers."

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Mark Richards was filmed running into woods, wearing just a black T-shirt and socks and flashing his bare backside, just seconds after the pile-up.

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OpenClaw, the AI agent that can manage just about anything, is risky all by itself, but now fake installers for it are wreaking havoc. Users who searched Bing’s AI results for “OpenClaw Windows” were directed to a malicious GitHub repository that delivered information stealers and GhostSocks onto their machines.…

Nick Reiner, 32, appeared in Los Angeles Superior Court on February 23 where his lawyer entered a plea of not guilty to the murder of his parents two months after they were found stabbed to death.

Jorjah Beagley (pictured, with her family), 33, from Blackwater, Hampshire, had only been at home for 20 minutes after watching him run a half-marathon when the blaze began.

The former glamour model, 47, has made her marriage to her fourth husband Lee Andrews legally binding in a secret second ceremony in Dubai.

Daily Mail reporter recounts seeing the Iron Dome in action when she arrived in Tel Aviv in 2024 and how its protection has left a feeling of ease among Israelis despite the war with Iran.

Longtime Slashdot reader linuxwrangler writes: Dark Reading reports that a team of researchers has determined that signals from tire pressure monitoring systems (TPMSs), required in U.S. cars since 2007, can be used to track the presence, type, weight, and driving pattern of vehicles. The researchers report (PDF) that the TPMS data, which includes unique sensor IDs, is sent in clear text without authentication and can be intercepted 40-50 meters from a vehicle using devices costing $100. "Researchers have discovered that most TPMS sensors transmit a unique identifier in clear text that never changes during the lifetime of the tire," the researchers pointed out. "This unencrypted wireless communication makes the signals susceptible to eavesdropping and potential tracking by any third party in proximity to the car."

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