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Security guards removed multiple people who interrupted a talk as part Harris' tour for her new memoir, 107 Days, amid chaos and screaming from the crowd.

Almost every iconic 007 film on the platform has had content alerts added at the start - except one that features actor Sean Connery.

Hundreds of people were left frantically trying to figure out new transport routes after cable thefts halted trains into London

The 60-year-old, who managed a number of top-flight sides, is thought to be due to have a hearing at the High Court in a bid to resolve possible financial issues.

A Jewish TV news anchor has broken down after receiving confirmation the first Israeli hostages had been released by Hamas .

Getting swallowed by a whale is a life-changing event no matter what the whale says

Opinion  The successful, sector-defining, open source Italian embedded platform provider Arduino had a little bash in Turin recently. It made a few announcements, including a new single-board computer (SBC) with a Qualcomm system on a chip (SoC). Oh, and that it had been bought by American dragon-themed mobile chip monster Qualcomm in a deal with total fealty (WTF).…

The new entry-exit border check system came into force over the weekend across Europe. It will require non-EU passport holders and those crossing Schengen borders to provide biometric data.

Princess Diana's skirt suits became a signature, often featuring military-inspired tailoring, two-tone block colours in soft pastels and vivid brights, pinstripes, and of course, her beloved houndstooth.

Locals fear the loss of trees and habitat that the fence will cause

As calls mounted for Andrew to be stripped of his title of Duke of York, Buckingham Palace insiders revealed that stopping the exclusive gatherings was one option being considered.

Now if Lip Bu Tan can just find a willing customer

deep dive  Not long after rejoining Intel in 2021, former CEO Pat Gelsinger announced an ambitious plan to reinvent the chipmaker as a contract semiconductor manufacturing powerhouse.…

Complaints from residents and refused retrospective planning permission means the car wash will likely have to go

Robert Jenrick's comments this week have reignited an age-old question - what does multiculturalism really look like?

Reform UK politician and the youngest council leader in Britain, George Finch, 19 (left), was branded a 'racist' and a 'fascist' during the street assault on Friday night.

Sarah Ford, 42 is undergoing a water fast treatment with True North Health Centre after giving up on chemotherapy.

Princess Eugenie has marked her and husband Jack Brooksbank 's seventh wedding anniversary with a sweet snap showing the pair locked in a passionate embrace.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies has said a 'one-off' raid on tax wealth would be far harder for the rich to dodge as they would have no opportunity to move their assets.

The so-called 'child-rearing index' is based on four questions in which voters are asked to choose between pairs of desirable qualities in their children.

"It's not just you: Flatpak flat-out doesn't work in the new Ubuntu 25.10 release," writes the blog OMG Ubuntu: While Flatpak itself can be installed using apt, trying to install Flatpaks with Flatpak from the command-line throws a "could not unmount revokefs-fuse filesystem" error, followed by "Child process exited with code 1". For those who've installed the Ubuntu 'Questing Quokka' and wanted to kit it out with their favourite software from Flathub, it's a frustrating road bump. AppArmor, the tool that enforces Ubuntu's security policies for apps, is causing the issue. According to the bug report on Launchpad, the AppArmor profile for fusermount3 lacks the privileges it needs to work properly in Ubuntu 25.10. Fusermount3 is a tool Flatpak relies on to mount and unmount filesystems... This is a bug and it is being worked on. Although there's no timeframe for a fix, it is marked as critical, so will be prioritised. The bug was reported in early September, but not fixed in time for this week's Ubuntu 25.10 release, reports Phoronix: Only [Friday] an updated AppArmor was pushed to the "questing-proposed" archive for testing. Since then... a number of users have reported that the updated AppArmor from the proposed archive will fix the Flatpak issues being observed. From all the reports so far it looks like that proposed update is in good shape for restoring Flatpak support on Ubuntu 25.10. The Ubuntu team is considering pushing out this update sooner than the typical seven day testing period given the severity of the issue. More details from WebProNews: Industry insiders point out that AppArmor, Ubuntu's mandatory access control system, was tightened in this release to enhance security... This isn't the first time AppArmor has caused friction; similar issues plagued Telegram Flatpak apps in Ubuntu 24.04 LTS earlier this year, as noted in coverage from OMG Ubuntu.

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Pre-market charm offensive begins for Edinburgh's next national number-cruncher

The British government is putting out feelers to industry ahead of the procurement process for the country's most powerful supercomputer, set to begin next year.…