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John Healey claimed Keir Starmer cannot defend Britain as he quit as Defence Secretary amid a dispute about long-term funding for the military.

Retail investors lined up to get a handful of Musk's magic beans in SpaceX's debut

The National Rally leader was pictured putting on a cosy display with his 22-year-old partner, Princess Maria Carolina of Bourbon-Two Sicilies, as they appeared in public together for the first time.

Like most working mothers in their mid-forties, Tamsyn Wood, 48, was no stranger to feeling tired after a long day.

John Healey, who has spectacularly quit as Secretary of State for Defence, was one of Labour's few good guys: sensible, hostile to the Marxist hard-Left and robust on defence.

The boys are aged between 12 and 14

Following Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury welcoming their second child together, they have treated their daughter Bambi to a new bedroom makeover at their £5million mansion.

A multi-vehicle crash has shut two lanes of the M11 near Stansted Airport.

Transform every room in your home without spending a fortune- but looking you have.

A pub in Harlow that closed by a devastating fire that killed one of the landlady's dogs is now on the market.

There is still no complete reopening date, a year after the '3-month-long' project began

A pub in Harlow that closed by a devastating fire that killed one of the landlady's dogs is now on the market.

Pokemon Go players' optional location scans reportedly helped train Niantic Spatial's visual positioning system, which uses camera imagery and 3D maps to navigate when GPS is unavailable or jammed. According to DroneXL, that technology is now being paired with Vantor's drone navigation software for military and intelligence use, raising questions about whether gamers understood that footage collected for in-game rewards could eventually support defense systems. From the report: The pipeline runs from a mobile game to the battlefield in three steps. Players scanned the physical world. Niantic Spatial turned those scans into a 3D map that lets a machine locate itself by sight when satellite signals fail. And in December 2025, Niantic Spatial announced a partnership with Vantor, the defense and intelligence firm formerly known as Maxar Intelligence, to fuse that ground-level system with Vantor's aerial navigation software for use in GPS-denied operations. I have spent years covering how drones lose their way the moment an electronic warfare unit switches on a jammer, a problem that has spread from the battlefield into civilian airspace, from Ukrainian workshops cycling through navigation generations to American programs scrambling for alternatives. The unsettling part of this story is not the technology. It is where the training data came from, and whether the people who supplied it would have agreed had anyone explained the destination. "Now as part of Scopely (the Saudi-owned company that acquired Niantic last year for $3.5 billion), Pokemon GO data is not shared with Niantic Spatial," a company spokesperson said in a statement to Kotaku. "AR Scans collected through Pokemon GO were submitted voluntarily by players who opted into the feature and were subject to the applicable Terms of Service and Privacy Policy at the time. The discontinuation of AR scanning and the end of data sharing with Niantic Spatial were part of the transition planning associated with Pokemon GO's move to Scopely."

Read more of this story at Slashdot.

Police were repeatedly warned that a 'hit list' of migrant addresses was being circulated ahead of the riots in Belfast this week.

A top doctor has hit out at the NHS for wasting money; offering to deliver a 50p pill in a £70 taxi.

He is accused of possessing an explosive

Commissioner Mark Rowley says automation savings are now 'at risk'

With summer just around the corner, I was keen, to see what M&S has released since the Ibiza collection launched in May, so popped into my nearest store.

Michael Dome-Bemwin, 29, is accused of failing to pay for food and drinks on six occasions across Kensington, Chelsea and Westminster between January 29 and April 23.

Kurt Horton and Tracey Hoff, of Sutton-in-Ashfield, allowed James Pedley to hide in their loft as police sought him over a vicious assault which saw his victim repeatedly stabbed.