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The airline chief insisted 'no part of his body got out' after Ljubisa Karovic, 61, was severely injured when the window beside him shattered on a Ryanair flight from Greece to Germany in July.

William has teamed up with stars including England captain Harry Kane, F1's George Russell and footballer Alan Shearer to create a new On Your Side 'toolkit'.

For nearly two years while taking Mounjaro, Kat Smith experienced few, if any, problems. So when she found herself on the floor with chest pain, it didn't cross her mind the jab could be the cause.

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Robert Ebert was head of equities for the Asia Pacific region at Deutsche Bank when he accidentally killed security guard Ku Lap-chi whilst driving to work in Hong Kong in his Ferrari 458 Spider in June 2015.

Gwen Taylor was always proud of her thick, curly hair. For most of her life, it was something she barely had to think about - until, in her 40s, she began noticing more and more of it falling out in the shower.

PC Tom Clough, 38, served in the British Army for six years until 2012, latterly as a bomb disposal expert, before joining Cleveland Police where he worked as a firearms officer.

Journalist Fiona Moss swapped her inner city apartment for ten acres of the Scottish highlands to fulfil a life long dream...raising Highland cattle.

The waiting list for routine hospital treatment in England hit 7.33 million in July - the highest total since October 2025, when it stood at 7.4 million.

Whether I'm on the beach in a bikini or dropping my six-year-old twins off at school, I can see onlookers doing the mental maths. People are shocked when they find out that I am 60 years old.

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by George Whittaker

The KDE Project has officially released KDE Plasma 6.7.5, delivering another round of bug fixes and stability improvements for the Plasma 6.7 desktop series. Released on September 8, 2026, the update contains roughly a month of fixes and updated translations contributed since Plasma 6.7.4 arrived in early August.

Unlike a major Plasma release, version 6.7.5 doesn't introduce a large collection of new desktop features. Instead, KDE has focused on fixing problems affecting Discover, KWin, Wayland, networking, System Monitor, Plasma Desktop, RPM-OSTree systems, Snap updates, HDR rendering, and several other components.

For users already running Plasma 6.7, this makes version 6.7.5 primarily a maintenance upgrade intended to make the desktop more dependable ahead of the next major Plasma series.

KDE Plasma 6.7.5 Arrives as the September Bugfix Release

KDE describes Plasma 6.7.5 as its September bugfix release for the Plasma 6 desktop.

The broader Plasma 6.7 series originally arrived in June 2026, followed by a succession of maintenance releases:

• Plasma 6.7.1 on June 23
• Plasma 6.7.2 on June 30
• Plasma 6.7.3 on July 14
• Plasma 6.7.4 on August 4
• Plasma 6.7.5 on September 8

KDE's official download infrastructure confirms that the Plasma 6.7.5 source packages became available on September 8.

This slower maintenance cadence later in a Plasma series is normal. Once the most urgent post-release problems have been addressed, KDE generally shifts more development attention toward the next feature release while continuing to provide important fixes for the current branch.

Discover Receives Several Important Fixes

KDE's Discover software center receives some of the most noticeable improvements in Plasma 6.7.5.

One particularly annoying problem could cause Discover to become stuck while checking for updates when its Snap backend was installed but no Snap applications actually had updates available.

That problem has now been corrected.

Discover also behaves more reliably when fwupd, the Linux firmware update service, is unavailable. Previously, a broken or intentionally masked fwupd service could interfere with Discover's normal operation. Plasma 6.7.5 allows the rest of the application to continue functioning correctly in that situation.

This is useful for systems where firmware updating isn't supported, where administrators intentionally disable the service, or where fwupd encounters a configuration problem.

Firmware Updates No Longer Incorrectly Require Reboots

Another Discover correction addresses a regression involving firmware updates.

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