Massive Christmas market with over 150 stalls to open at beautiful country house
The Christmas fair will be open for a limited number of days
While Andy Carroll has chosen to 'lay into' his ex in his jaw-dropping autobiography, Billi Mucklow has remained remarkably silent. Until now. Here, friends reveal why the Towie star has finally had ENOUGH
It is fast becoming the most vicious showbiz divorce of recent times. Former England footballer Andy Carroll and his estranged wife Billi Mucklow are still at war two years after they split.
British star Jodie Turner-Smith 'funded brother's drug use and sex parties as he forced woman into sex and called her his white slave', bombshell lawsuit claims
The first black actress to play Henry VIII's second wife Anne Boleyn, who also starred in Queen and Slim, was named alongside her brother Richard Smith in court documents.
Andy Burnham puts wife centre stage and dishes out kisses on eve of his first Labour conference - as she quits job to be full-time 'first lady'
Andy Burnham vowed 'to create 'hope in every heart' as he arrived in Liverpool for his first Labour conference as PM and leader amid growing unrest among his party's big beasts.
British holidaymakers are evacuated from Jet2 flight when passenger says they have bomb in their luggage before flight from Tenerife to Stansted
The Jet2 plane was cleared at Tenerife South airport shortly before its scheduled departure at 11.20am yesterday after a passenger claimed to be carrying a bomb in his luggage.
Heat lovers catch some September sun with 'unusually warm' temperatures as high as 26C coming next week
Sunseekers enjoyed a high of around 21C today as the Met Office said temperatures would remain 'above average' this weekend and be 'unusually warm' by Tuesday.
Is this the new Cotswolds? East Midlands tipped to become England's hottest rural tourism region, with fans including Earl Spencer and Claudia Schiffer - and A-list favourite Nobu moving in
Houses and holiday lets are cheaper but the pubs and pastoral splendour are just as enticing, say those who live in the rural region being dubbed 'the new Cotswolds'.
I wrote off my clicking jaw as just one of those things I had to learn to live with. But it wasn't until I visited the dentist I realised that the common 'quirk' could be linked to a host of problems... and there IS help
Does your jaw keep clicking? A dentist explains the symptoms of TMJ/TMD, what causes it and how it can affect your headaches, sleep, stress and neck.
DR ELLIE: You probably don't need erectile dysfunction pills. The reason you're struggling to maintain an erection could be much closer to home... or work
I was fascinated to read a study that found erectile dysfunction was strongly linked with workplace stress - and I think it could completely change the way we treat the issue.
Kristin Scott Thomas, 66, reveals she's 'conflicted' about having a facelift as she opens up about the cosmetic work she's had done
The actress, 66, has been in the industry for four decades and has witnessed how Hollywood treats women of a certain age - and the expectation to remain youthful.
Lando Norris calls for F1 rival Franco Colapinto to be BANNED after crashing into him at Azerbaijan GP
The world champion was a victim of the Alpine man hurtling down the inside of the first corner, a left-hander, after a safety car restart around Baku's wall-lined track.
SLOVENIA 0 SCOTLAND 0: Applying a killer instinct in front of goal the big puzzle for Pocognoli to solve as Scots forced to settle for a point
For all that Sebastien Pocognoli has spoken of a desire to play a more attacking and dynamic brand of football, the reality is that Scotland's new head coach does not have a magic wand.
Boy, 17, bailed FIVE TIMES by courts has been arrested over robberies and making indecent pictures of children, frustrated Met police reveal
The 17-year-old was also reported missing while on court bail and wearing an electronic tag.
Wayne Rooney shows off his slimmed-down physique as he climbs Mount Snowdon on a 'rare free weekend' with wife Coleen - after success of £10M docuseries
Wayne Rooney showed off his slimmed-down physique in black gym gear as he climbed Mount Snowdon with wife Coleen on Saturday.
The Traitors star Paul Gorton reveals thieves stole thousands of pounds and irreplaceable sentimental gifts from his home - minutes after he shared holiday photos online
Earlier this month, the reality star was on holiday with partner Kate Waldron and their sons Charlie and Cooper in Mallorca, but was left devastated upon his return.
Why your stubborn wobbly thighs could actually be lipoedema: I missed all the signs and resigned myself to believing that being overweight was my fault - until a diagnosis changed my life
For years, I thought being overweight was my fault. At primary school, bullies called me 'thunder thighs' and in high school I had to wear women's size 18 trousers because normal uniform wouldn't fit me.
'The men loved her': Emma Willis is the BBC's new wholesome star... but having spent many nights at the same parties, I know a few naughty secrets about her - including a VERY flirty encounter with Robbie Williams
When BBC chiefs were searching for the perfect candidate to replace Strictly's departing hosts, they were keen to find a wholesome star who was unlikely to cause them a headache.
BYD Dolphin G DM-i review: Is Britain's first plug-in hybrid supermini worth the £24,000 price tag?
Is Britain's first plug-in hybrid supermini a good buy? Freda Lewis-Stempel reviews the £24k BYD Dolphin G DM-i B-segment car to see if it good value for money.
AI Finds So Many Linux Bugs, Canonical Changes to a Two-Week Stable Release Update Cycle
"Finding vulnerabilities faster also puts pressure on Linux distributions to fix and deliver patches faster," writes Slashdot reader BrianFagioli
AI has transformed bug discovery from "a manual, time-intensive process into a highly automated engine," notes Canonical's blog, leading to a "recent explosion in the volume of CVEs".
Additionally, the upstream kernel community became its own CVE Numbering Authority (CNA) and assigned CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) identifiers to thousands of bugs, arguing that at the kernel level, almost any type of bug that can affect a running system, could potentially be classified as a vulnerability. As a result, the volume of CVEs has skyrocketed exponentially, creating a massive backlog of alerts and forcing defenders to drastically increase the speed of their fixes to close the window of risk.
To address the growing volume of CVEs and the demand for faster security fixes, we are transitioning to a unified, 2-week release cycle...
While a patch is being prepared, Canonical aims to provide safe workarounds where applicable, so users aren't left exposed in the meantime. Where no safe workaround exists, Canonical will say so clearly and point users toward general hardening steps instead. The goal is to get environments into a defensible, safer state within 24 to 48 hours of public disclosure — well before a patch ships. This doesn't replace the patch; it buys the time needed to fix the vulnerability properly, without sacrificing security.
"Linux did not suddenly become wildly insecure overnight," notes the blog Nerds.xyz. "We are getting much better at finding and cataloging problems that may have previously gone unnoticed."
There is something almost ironic about all of this. AI is routinely pitched as a tool that will make software development faster, but it is also making vulnerability discovery faster. That means maintainers now have to accelerate the other side of the equation too.
For Ubuntu users, that should ultimately be good news. More bugs being discovered is preferable to vulnerabilities sitting unnoticed in the Linux kernel.
Read more of this story at Slashdot.
Rogue AI bots have hacked into governments, universities and public agencies around the world, tech giant OpenAI admits
The US company which created ChatGPT said it had now alerted those affected including the financial regulator the SEC, the Census Bureau and the US Department of Education.