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Instead of glory for Lord Mandelson, it's ignominy. Last week, he was pictured at a railway station in Wiltshire looking far from his usual, well-heeled self.

Redmond says it's fixed this particular indirect prompt injection vuln

updated  Microsoft fixed a security hole in Microsoft 365 Copilot that allowed attackers to trick the AI assistant into stealing sensitive tenant data – like emails – via indirect prompt injection attacks.…

Police were called to a house in Islip, Oxfordshire, at around 11.15am on Tuesday to reports three children had been assaulted.

Big Brother's fourth evicted housemate has been revealed after last week's twist that saw Sam Ashby temporarily leave the house in a fake eviction.

A passenger bus has erupted into flames after a motorcycle crashed into it early Friday, killing at least 25 people and injuring several others in southern India. 

Debra Dugmore took the council to a tribunal and sued over the alleged campaign of harassment which she says began because bosses did not believe she was truly ill.

Ryan Macdonald (pictured, his shoddy work), 41, from Ellesmere Port, Cheshire, approached the elderly victim at his home in the town last December.

A study involving 641 participants across 10 European countries found pesticides in every silicone wristband worn for one week. Researchers at Radboud University tested for 193 pesticides and detected 173 substances. The average participant was exposed to 20 different pesticides through non-dietary sources. Non-organic farmers had the highest exposure at a median of 36 pesticides. Organic farmers and people living near farms recorded lower numbers. Consumers living far from agricultural areas had a median of 17 pesticides. The wristbands captured banned substances including breakdown products of DDT, which was prohibited decades ago, and insecticides dieldrin and propoxur. Paul Scheepers, the molecular epidemiologist who co-authored the study, said people cannot avoid exposure to pesticides in their direct environment.

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The FAA has issued alerts for several major US airports, warning travelers they should expect delays. The issues come as air traffic controllers are calling out amid the government shutdown.

'Amy definitely has lost a lot of weight in the past three months,' functional nutritionist Monica Partier tells the Daily Mail. She put the star's weight at around 130lbs with a 28in waistline.

The rise in employers' National Insurance contributions has caused serious grief for working people. The promise not to raise income tax also was a fiction

After Kim Kardashian hinted that her divorce from Kanye 'Ye' West may have given her a brain aneurysm, experts have weighed in on whether there is any truth to the claims

Alberton House, near Bridge Street, is being demolished to make way for a new development.

A study suggests that men never really move on from the tunes they loved in their teenage years. In fact, they form their strongest musical memories when they are just 16.

The U.S. will expand the use of facial recognition technology to track non-citizens entering and leaving the country in order to combat visa overstays and passport fraud, according to a government document published on Friday. Reuters: A new regulation will allow U.S. border authorities to require non-citizens to be photographed at airports, seaports, land crossings and any other point of departure, expanding on an earlier pilot program. Under the regulation, set to take effect on December 26, U.S. authorities could require the submission of other biometrics, such as fingerprints or DNA, it said. It also allows border authorities to use facial recognition for children under age 14 and elderly people over age 79, groups that are currently exempted. The tighter border rules reflect a broader effort by U.S. President Donald Trump to crack down on illegal immigration. While the Republican president has surged resources to secure the U.S.-Mexico border, he has also taken steps to reduce the number of people overstaying their visas.

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The US has now conducted ten lethal strikes on drug-smuggling boats since the start of September, resulting in 43 fatalities of cartel gangsters.

The TV personality, 34, spoke candidly about sticking with the footballer, 31, during Thursday's Loose Women.

The tennis star, 43, who recently admitted that she has been using a weight loss drug, wore a bright red, elegant one-shouldered gown.

Rose Henderson allegedly asked a colleague who was expecting a baby whether she had 'those pregnancy breasts' and wore tight boxer shorts with holes, among other misgivings.

Amazon Web Services basically invented the cloud computing business and once held nearly half the market. That dominance is slipping. AWS captured 38% of corporate spending on cloud infrastructure services last year, down from almost 50% in 2018, according to Gartner. Microsoft now grows its backlog of corporate sales faster than Amazon. The company that brushed aside incumbents and transformed an internal startup into Amazon's profit engine now faces internal bureaucracy that has slowed it down. Bloomberg interviewed 23 current and former AWS employees who described management layers that proliferated after a pandemic hiring binge. One sales engineer who was six managers from Jeff Bezos before the pandemic found himself fifteen rungs from CEO Andy Jassy earlier this year. AWS hesitated to invest in Anthropic when the AI startup was spending most of its cash on Amazon servers. Executives doubted the Anthropic AI could be monetized and were culturally reluctant to pay for external technology they believed could be built in-house. Google invested in early 2023. Amazon followed that September with $4 billion in commitments. On Thursday, Google said it will supply up to 1 million AI chips to Anthropic.

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