What was YOUR best holiday ever? We share the trips people say they've loved most, from a 1980s Pontins break to an Arctic adventure - and one family's emotional journey into their past
From a first holiday abroad to a spontaneous break in Svalbard - we recall some of our most unforgettable trips.
£8 million scheme to send 200 Albanian prisoners back to their home has seen 13 go in three years
An £8 million plan to remove 200 of Albania's most dangerous criminals from British prisons has seen just 13 sent home in three years. The prisoner transfer agreement was signed in 2023.
Sugary treats could fuel bowel, liver and lung cancers, major study suggests
Researchers found children who consumed fewer sweet items before the age of two were up to 69 per cent less likely to develop five major types of cancer.
All the things you didn't know about cult classic John Tucker Must Die - from a cheating scandal that rocked the cast to plans for a sequel - as film marks its 20th anniversary
It's one of the great American teen comedy films.
German politician dubbed 'craziest councillor' wants to turn city of Mannheim into 'swinger's paradise' by hosting sex party at council building
While most councillors are focused on fixing problems with traffic lights or bin collections, Julien Ferrat wants to turn the city of Mannheim into a 'swinger's paradise'.
How the Great British chippy now costs £11: Average price of traditional fish and chip takeaways soars as overfishing of cod and sanctions against Russia take their toll on shops
Five years ago, the average cost of a portion of fish and chips was £6.95, nearly £4 cheaper than the meal would cost today, according to the Office for National Statistics.
Newlyweds Molly Smith and Tom Clare's wild wedding celebrations continue into a second day as beer-chugging best man Casey O'Gorman arrives in his Speedos
Molly Smith and Tom Clare have continued their Mallorca wedding celebrations into a second day after they married in a romantic ceremony on Saturday.
Number of back injuries among people trying to save parched gardens soars as a result of the hosepipe ban
Osteopaths are reporting a 'huge' increase in the number of people suffering injuries due to having to heft heavy watering cans to stop their beloved lawns and plants from dying in the tinderbox conditions.
Newcastle 2-2 Liverpool: The Reds are as flawed and unpredictable as they were last term but their late equaliser already feels like a huge moment for Andoni Iraola, writes IAN LADYMAN
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Iran-linked Cyberattackers Shut Down a UK Power Plant for Four Days
"Iran shut down a British power plant for four days in an unprecedented cyber attack," reports the Telegraph.
More details from the BBC:
The government said that at no point was there a risk to the UK's energy system, but the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) has contacted power companies to advise them about the risk of cyber attacks... DESNZ said the incident had affected a small-scale generator and at no point had there been a risk to the wider energy system. The UK's power network has a number of smaller gas generators which provide short-term power when needed.
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Rhian Sugden shows off her incredible curves in a sheer plunging bodysuit for sizzling new snap ahead of turning 40
She is never shy showing off her incredible figure.
Dame Diana Rigg's final days: Actress enjoyed glasses of Campari and claimed dying had gone on 'too long' as she spent her last months at her daughter Rachael Stirling's home
Dame Diana Rigg's daughter Rachael Stirling has detailed her famous mother's final days after she opted to stop most forms of treatment when her cancer spread.
Bikini-clad JoJo Siwa cosies up to her boyfriend Chris Hughes in swimming pool after it was claimed he is set to host Big Brother's new spin-off
JoJo Siwa looked incredible in a bikini as she cosied up to her boyfriend Chris Hughes in a swimming pool together in a series of new Instagram photos.
New footage emerges from inside Ryanair plane cabin in the moments after window shattered at 16,000ft and sucked a passenger out
Ljubisa Karovic was half-sucked out of a Ryanair flight from Greece to Germany on July 10 and narrowly escaped with his life..
'Entitled' John Barrowman is mocked for having 'first world problems' as he seethes over the lack of pyjamas on his business class flight
The actor was flying from Los Angeles to London when he was shocked to discover that only the front two rows of the cabin were provided with sleepwear.
Donald Trump takes center stage as he greets IndyCar stars at historic Freedom 250 Grand Prix ahead of leading lap of honor
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Two women are arrested after boy, three, is left fighting for his life following fall from window
Police raced to a property in Rochdale at 4.16pm after the alarm was raised about the boy's welfare.
Urgent search to find missing 83-year-old woman
An urgent search has been launched to find missing 83-year-old woman Clare Guy from Clacton in Essex.
Urgent search to find missing 83-year-old woman
An urgent search has been launched to find missing 83-year-old woman Clare Guy from Clacton in Essex.
Slovakia Finds Russian Backdoor In Traffic Speed Cameras
Slovakia acquired speed cameras to modernize its traffic control-- but there was a surprise. Tom's Hardware cites this story from the Risky Bulletin Newsletter:
Unfortunately, the country's national security service, the NBU, has discovered that the cameras have multiple security issues. Firstly, they have SMS-activated Russian backdoors. Secondly, live camera feeds can be accessed by anyone with the device IP, no password necessary...
[The cameras] are thought to be rebranded Russian CORDON PRO.M traffic cameras, produced by a St. Petersburg-based firm called Semicon... reportedly bought via a Cyprus-based shell company with fake certifications. Reports also suggest that pressure from the opposition political party in Slovakia led to the NBU investigations... Probably most seriously, in terms of national security, these cameras contain a hardcoded list of Russian phone numbers, which can be used to open a backdoor. An SMS from one of these numbers can open shell and network access... [T]he SecureBoot feature is ineffective, and the web management portal can be accessed, exposing live streams, by anyone with the camera IP.
Cameras that have been installed and set up have since been deactivated by the Slovak Ministry of the Interior. Meanwhile, for due diligence, an independent auditor will be called in to confirm the NBU's findings. It is thought that Croatia, and some other countries in Eastern Europe, may have undiscovered issues with traffic control cameras of similar origin.
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