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Mary Jo Campbell's cause of death has been revealed, nearly two weeks after the mother of Kris Jenner died at 91.

Leaked documents have revealed the Trump administration's plan to quadruple US nuclear power by 2050, and five states have already been chosen to host dump sites.

DEF CON has banned "Meta-style glasses with recording capabilities," with no exceptions being made even for those with prescription versions. "Be sure to pack non-violating eyewear if you need them," DEF CON said. The Register reports: [The conference's official photo policy] has not been updated since 2023, predating the recent growth of camera-equipped eyewear developed by Meta with EssilorLuxottica under its Ray-Ban and Oakley brands. It states that public photography is permitted but with several caveats that essentially prohibit capturing the image of anyone, except on-stage speakers, unless the photographer obtains consent from the subject(s). "Love to see a 'no pervert glasses' policy at DEF CON," said EFF director of cybersecurity Eva Galperin.

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It's hard to always agree with Piers Morgan, but he nailed it when being just one of millions to have his say on the incident. Morgan, a big cricket fan, described Saltburn's antics as 'outrageous cheating'.

Kloss, 33, was an inner-circle member of Swift's feverishly publicized 'girl squad' of the early 2010s, but they later stopped being seen together in public, triggering an avalanche of speculation.

The creperie, which has been hailed 'the no.1 Creperie in Europe' and a 'local landmark', has welcomed legions of celebrity customers since opening in1977.

Donald Trump lashed out at Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday before vowing to destroy Iran's nuclear facility buried deep inside a mountain.

The experienced broadcaster, 51, is leaving BBC Breakfast in December and will front the 5 Live Breakfast show, taking over from Rachel Burden and Rick Edwards in January 2027.

James Desborough, 40, was responsible for 'three explosions of fatal violence in less than six months' when he targeted two men he met at a homeless shelter, followed by his prison cellmate.

A fourth heatwave is gripping Essex with temperatures expected to reach 34C tomorrow. Here's an hour-by-hour forecast.

A fourth heatwave is gripping Essex with temperatures expected to reach 34C tomorrow. Here's an hour-by-hour forecast.

GrapheneOS is defending its duress-password feature after an environmental activist used it to wipe his Pixel phone during a U.S. Customs search and was later indicted for allegedly destroying property under government control. The nonprofit says the operating system is "completely legal," cannot recover the erased data, and should not be weakened with encryption backdoors. Meanwhile, the activist faces up to five years in prison if found guilty. PCMag reports: In a post on Saturday, the Canadian nonprofit behind the operating system, the GrapheneOS Foundation, explained that the software offers a range of features to prevent data extraction. For example, one safeguard is the "auto-reboot timer" that'll reboot a locked device after a set period of time to put the data at rest, leaving all files inside encrypted. The group's post subtly suggests that GrapheneOS phones can withstand law enforcement searches without requiring users to resort to a duress password. "People should carefully consider how to use it in an actual duress situation where there can be physical or legal consequences for wiping the device," the nonprofit wrote. "GrapheneOS doesn't require it to protect data from being extracted from the device, but it takes recovering it completely off the table even with the PIN/password for each profile on the device." On X, the nonprofit has also said it can do nothing to help US law enforcement recover data from Tunick's phone. "Data cannot be recovered after the key derivation material is reliably wiped. It's not possible and there's nothing we can do to assist with it," the group wrote. "Similarly, it's not possible to assist with bypassing encryption because the hardware and software has been designed to prevent it."

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More than one in 20 deaths in Essex are estimated to be linked in some part to air pollution

If you're on the jabs, you could also learn a lot from a retreat: while Mounjaro et al will undoubtedly help you eat less, no medication can teach you the rule book for long-term health and balance.

Sunday services at the joint United Reformed and Methodist church in Sheerness on the Isle of Sheppey were put on hold amid concerns glass was 'continually showering down onto people'.

Faster access and more secure recoveries are driving business, but mishaps and attacks can endanger data

Bournemouth's goats, which have their own landmark as a 'tourist attraction' on Google Maps, have been a regular sight on Bournemouth's East Cliff since a herd was introduced in 2019.

Ofgem exempted Neso from submitting a risk report this year as it said there would be insufficient time for Neso to get its report for 2027 ready.

Video footage captured the moment the youths began kicking the flowers at each other.

Louise Harris, 42, was jailed for three months after being branded 'heartless and cruel' as a court heard she also demanded to know where Elizabeth Shipton, 81, kept her money.