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Madalin Ilinca, 34, appeared close to tears as he stood clasping both hands while standing beside a security officer in the glass-fronted dock at Norwich Magistrates Court.

Reshmi Bennett has spoken out in support of mothers selling brownies from their driveways who are at risk of being forced to pay a £1,000 licence by killjoy councils.

The footage is believed to be the first ever captured of an adult great white shark in the Mediterranean Sea in his natural habitat.

wiredmikey shares a report from SecurityWeek: Meta-owned communications app WhatsApp says it recently detected and disrupted a spear-phishing attempt linked to spyware company NSO Group. The attack is allegedly in defiance of a court order that bars the spyware maker from targeting WhatsApp. WhatsApp filed a lawsuit against NSO in 2019, after it came to light that a zero-day vulnerability had been exploited to deliver spyware to users. [...] NSO has been seeking to overturn the order blocking it from targeting WhatsApp users, arguing that the company will "suffer irreparable harm." According to WhatsApp, the spyware maker has violated the permanent injunction. The messaging app reported on Monday that it had recently learned of a social engineering attack that attempted to trick users into clicking on malicious links. WhatsApp has only shared a few domains as an indicator of compromise (IoC), but says it was able to link the attack to NSO, pointing to similarities to previously reported one-click phishing campaigns tied to the spyware company. WhatsApp says it also caught the attackers creating test accounts and groups. Those accounts and groups have been disabled, but further action is also being taken. WhatsApp says it is asking a federal court to hold NSO in contempt for allegedly violating a permanent injunction barring it from targeting WhatsApp and its users. The company also said it is making a "significant contribution" to the Spyware Accountability Initiative, a fund aimed at exposing and stopping spyware abuse.

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The reality TV star, who is currently dating Lewis Hamilton , has come under fire after attending the most glamorous race on the F1 calendar Sunday to cheer on her new boyfriend.

A man has been arrested as a man from Great Dunmow has been charged in a counter terrorism investigation.

A man has been arrested as a man from Great Dunmow has been charged in a counter terrorism investigation.

CHRIS WHEELER: Friday night in Blackburn and a group of men are getting together as usual on an indoor pitch in the shadow of Ewood Park. Alan Shearer and Chris Sutton used to train here.

Britain's happiest places have been revealed, with nearly 95 per of residents declaring themselves feeling satisfied with their lot.

The bizarre sighting has left residents baffled after a local zoo confirmed that 'all our wallabies accounted for', leaving the mystery surrounding who owns it or a where it came from unsolved.

Elon Musk has called for justice to be 'restored' in Britain after a supermarket founder accused police of being more interested in bogus race claims than tackling shoplifters.

Daniel Frost, 44, wrapped a rope with a carabiner around his arm to form a 'handmade knuckle duster', claiming it was a dog lead, before telling police 'come and get it', a court heard.

Scumbags, including a Qilin ransomware affiliate, began hitting this hole May 7

It was a who's who of high-society and Royal Family members at the intimate wedding of Harriet Sperling and Peter Phillips - and all of them came dressed to impress.

Christian Eriksen has been discharged from hospital. In a statement released this afternoon he said: 'Receiving a shock from my ICD has had a major impact'.

'I am very much in love and thrilled with it all,' the former Bond girl said. 'John and I get along very well and earlier this year had a marvelous vacation together which was relaxing.'

JACK GAUGHAN: The deal with Prime Video is understood to eclipse the seven-figure sum that Netflix paid for the series documenting the 2023 Treble campaign.

Firefox has merged initial support for Vulkan Video decoding, giving the browser a more cross-platform path for GPU-accelerated video playback beyond Linux's long-running reliance on VA-API. Phoronix reports: Firefox on Linux has long been focused on the Video Acceleration API (VA-API) that isn't universally supported by Linux graphics drivers. This has left to efforts like NVIDIA-VAAPI-Driver to layer VA-API atop NVIDIA NVDEC interfaces to enjoy GPU-accelerated video playback in Firefox. Smaller Arm/embedded graphics drivers also have been largely left out of the game in the VA-API space. But with Vulkan Video we are beginning to see more adoption and in a cross-platform manner. [...] The Firefox 153 release due out in July will have Vulkan Video decoding support available. The Vulkan Video activity in Firefox Git culminated this week with the work of NVIDIA engineer Tymur Boiko and Red Hat's Martin Stransky. Firefox 153.0 is expected for release on 21 July with this Vulkan Video support assuming no last minute issues.

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It has shut temporarily while a consultation is in progress regarding the permanent closure of the venue

The incident in the Lake District was the 'final straw' after eight years of 'cruel' behaviour by Curtis Robb, 54, who competed in Barcelona and Atlanta before qualifying as a surgeon, a jury was told.