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CRAIG HOPE IN BELGRADE: Harry Kane says England's players will walk off if they are subjected to racist abuse in Belgrade on Tuesday night.
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Former jockey Jonathan Creswell fatally strangled Katie Simpson, 21, in August 2020. He died by suicide in April 2024 after the first day of his murder trial.
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Jason was seen posing with his wife Amanda Anka, 56, and their daughters Francesca, 18, and Maple, 13. Bateman married Anka - who is the daughter of singer Paul Anka - on July 3, 2001.
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James, who made a name for himself with his irreverent radio banter, died last month aged 74 following a long battle with cancer.
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Russell Crowe enjoyed a date night with fiancée Britney Theriot at the Toronto International Film Festival on Sunday.
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Jaguar Land Rover has extended the shutdown of its UK and overseas factories after a cyberattack forced it to take IT systems offline, disrupting production, dealerships, and suppliers. The BBC reports: Jaguar Land Rover's (JLR) UK factories are now expected to remain closed until at least Wednesday after work was disrupted by a cyber attack just over a week ago. The car plants at Halewood and Solihull and its Wolverhampton engine facility, along with production facilities in Slovakia, China and India, have been unable to operate since the company fell victim to the cyber attack. Staff who work on the production lines have been told to remain at home. JLR shut down its IT systems in response to the attack on 31 August, in order to protect them from damage. However, this caused major disruption. [...]
Under normal circumstances, the company builds about 1,000 cars a day. The production stoppage has had a significant impact on the company's suppliers, with some understood to have told their own staff not to come into work. As well as forcing the factories to stop building cars, it also left dealerships unable to register new cars and garages that maintain JLR vehicles unable to order the parts they needed -- although it is understood workarounds have since been put in place. The attack began at what is traditionally a popular time for consumers to take delivery of new vehicles. The latest batch of new registration plates became available on Monday, September 1.
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Auditors find federal cybersecurity workforce data messy, incomplete, and unreliable
The US federal government employs tens of thousands of cybersecurity professionals at a cost of billions per year – or at least it thinks it does, as auditors have found the figures are incomplete and unreliable. …
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To lose one prime minister is unfortunate, but to lose six in eight years is downright negligent.
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One of the most joyous pieces of television you'll see this year involves Sir Michael Palin, our most adventurous octogenarian, picking his way behind one of the most spectacular waterfalls in the world.
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Last night, at the 2025 VMAs, Jessica Simpson arrived to the carpet with a dramatic new look, as she appeared looking younger and fresher than ever before - and a plastic surgeon is weighing in.
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An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Register: All work in IT departments will be done with the help of AI by 2030, according to analyst firm Gartner, which thinks massive job losses won't result. Speaking during the keynote address of the firm's Symposium event in Australia today, VP analyst Alicia Mullery said 81 percent of work is currently done by humans acting alone without AI assistance. Five years from now Gartner believes 75 percent of IT work will be human activity augmented by AI, with the remainder performed by bots alone.
Distinguished VP analyst Daryl Plummer said this shift will mean IT departments gain labor capacity and will need to show they deserve to keep it. "You never want to look like you have too many people," he advised, before suggesting technology leaders consult with peers elsewhere in a business to identify value-adding opportunities IT departments can execute. Plummer said Gartner doesn't foresee an "AI jobs bloodbath" in IT or other industries for at least five years, adding that just one percent of job losses today are attributable to AI. He and Mullery did predict a reduction in entry-level jobs, as AI lets senior staff tackle work they would once have assigned to juniors.
The two analysts also forecast that businesses will struggle to implement AI effectively, because the costs of running AI workloads balloon. ERP, Plummer said, has straightforward up-front costs: You pay to license and implement it, then to train people so they can use it. AI needs that same initial investment but few organizations can keep up with AI vendors' pace of innovation. Adopting AI therefore creates a requirement for near-constant exploration of use cases and subsequent retraining. Plummer said orgs that adopt AI should expect to uncover 10 unanticipated ancillary costs, among them the need to acquire new datasets, and the costs of managing multiple models. The need to use one AI model to check the output of others -- a necessary step to verify accuracy -- is another cost to consider. AI's hidden costs mean Gartner believes 65 percent of CIOs aren't breaking even on AI investments.
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Weight loss drugs currently on the market and in development target one, two, or even three hormone receptors, primarily the gut hormones.
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Meanwhile the victim count grows
The Salesloft Drift breach that compromised "hundreds" of companies including Google, Palo Alto Networks, and Cloudflare, all started with miscreants gaining access to the Salesloft GitHub account in March.…
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Plus: Google clears up Gmail concerns, NSA drops SBOM bomb, Texas sues PowerSchool, and more
Infosec in brief The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has said two flaws in routers made by Chinese networking biz TP-Link are under active attack and need to be fixed – but there's another flaw being exploited as well.…
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At least eight people have died and 45 injured after a train crashed into a double-decker bus. Authorities are at the scene.
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The actress told Bryony Gordon how she and the Hollywood star would spend hours shopping together in Mexico, where DiCaprio's choice to wear dresses led to an awkward misunderstanding.
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The Royal Family has paid tribute to the third year anniversary of the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
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Prince Harry, who arrived in the UK this morning for the start of a four-day visit, will return to Nottingham , a city which holds special significance for himself and wife Meghan Markle.
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The Princess of Wales has unexpectedly joined Prince William on an engagement to mark the third anniversary of Queen Elizabeth's death.
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Grateful as I am to be getting older, I've recently become acutely aware of my neck collapsing, with a distinct turkey look appearing when I twist my head in the mirror.