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Publisher claims misconfigured Salesforce-hosted page leaked data

Textbook giant McGraw Hill has landed on a ransomware crew's leak site after an alleged Salesforce-linked misconfiguration spilled 13.5 million records into the wild.…

Finding a job is getting harder as unemployment rises - almost 1.9 million Brits were out of work in the three months to January, according to latest figures.

She could also be in the Chalkwell, Westcliff or Southend areas

A coroner has called for urgent reforms to asthma attack guidelines after a 22-year-old mixed-race man died due to a misunderstanding during an emergency call.

A BUILDING has been left gutted as fire crews responded to a huge blaze at a plant nursery in Nazeing, Essex.

A BUILDING has been left gutted as fire crews responded to a huge blaze at a plant nursery in Nazeing, Essex.

Christopher Phillips' mother Sylvia - who was in her 80s - died at some point in 2023 at their home in the Welsh seaside town of Porthcawl.

It's a bit like Top Golf!

The 007 favourite has shown he doesn't need a Bond girl as Sam puckered up for a kiss in the street on Tuesday.

Masked thieves ploughed a Peugeot 207 into the glass window of H&T Pawnbrokers on Soho Road, Birmingham, and looted the display before making a getaway.

Registered sex offender James Manchand, 62, from Camden in north London, has now been jailed for 20 months.

The county of Essex has been named as one of the UK's cleanest areas for kids' soft play centres in a recent study.

The county of Essex has been named as one of the UK's cleanest areas for kids' soft play centres in a recent study.

The pastries are so good they often sell out

Donald Trump has declared the Strait of Hormuz 'permanently open' despite his ongoing naval blockade amid growing concerns from China.

Redheads who were teased in the school playground now have the last laugh - as a study reveals their numbers are surging thanks to natural selection.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves's criticism of Donald Trump's war on Iran has intensified as she publicly savaged the US President's decision to launch the conflict in the Middle East.

Some Japanese bullet trains will soon support premium private suites this October, featuring windows with embedded 5G antennas for steadier onboard Wi-Fi and NTT noise-cancelling cabin tech to reduce train noise. The 5G window antennas are designed to maintain line-of-sight connections as trains race past base stations at up to 285 km/h. The Register reports: Rail operator JR Central announced the new tech late last month and will initially deploy a couple of the suites on six trains. The carrier explained that the antennas come from a Japanese company called AGC that weaves microscopic wires through glass to form an antenna. JR Central will connect the windows to an on-train Wi-Fi router. AGC says rival tech relies on 5G signals reaching a train and then bouncing around inside before reaching the Wi-Fi unit. The company says antennas woven into train windows maintain line of sight to nearby 5G base stations. That matters because JR Central's Shinkansen can achieve speeds of up to 285 km/h, which means they speed past cellular network base stations so quickly that it's frequently necessary to reconnect to another radio. AGC says keeping a line of sight connection means its antennas allow increased 5G signal strength, so Wi-Fi service on board trains should be more stable and speedy. The sound-deadening kit JR Central will deploy is called Personalized Sound Zone (PSZ) and comes from Japan's tech giant NTT. The tech uses the same principles applied to noise-cancelling headphones -- determine the waveform of sound and project an inversion of that waveform that cancels out ambient noise.

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A 'reasonable worst case' scenario drawn up by the Government suggested that disruption to carbon dioxide supplies from the Middle East could have major impacts.

Former sergeant Jonathan Biney, who was honoured as Military Communicator of the Year in 2020 for promoting army life as an influencer, says he was repeatedly called a 'c***' by his unnamed superior.