Locked up, man posing on TikTok as 'lawyer' killed OAP, 77, in crash
A banned driver who often posed as a road traffic lawyer on TikTok has been locked up after killing a pensioner in a horror crash.
Meet Britain's tallest Tory who towered over Kemi Badenoch... a 22-year-old party hopeful who is eyeing up her job (one day)
Standing at 7ft 2in, James McAlpine towered over the 5ft 4in Tory leader as she thanked him for being 'our tallest member' at the conference in Manchester today.
Cisco’s new router unites disparate datacenters into AI training behemoths
With enough routers, Switchzilla says it can link bit barns 1,000 km apart and scale fabrics beyond 3 exabits per second
Cisco has unveiled a new routing ASIC designed to help bit barn operators overcome power and capacity constraints by stitching together their existing datacenters into a single unified compute cluster.…
Arson suspect in Palisades Fire that decimated Los Angeles is identified as his chilling online behavior emerges
An arrest has been made in the Palisades Fires that decimated Los Angeles and destroyed dozens of celebrity mansions in January.
'Big boobs and big hair!': Victoria Beckham looks back fondly on the Baden-Baden WAG era - and says she 'owned' the 'attention-seeking' style
In 2006, the world became transfixed when the wives and girlfriends of the England squad descended upon Baden-Baden and caused chaos with their outlandish antics.
Mel C makes rare red carpet appearance with boyfriend Chris Dingwall as couple attend premiere of Victoria Beckham's Netflix documentary
The Spice Girls singer, 51, put on a loved-up display with the model as they posed together on red carpet.
National Security Threatened By Climate Crisis, UK Intelligence Chiefs Due To Warn
The UK's national security is under severe threat from the climate crisis and the looming collapse of vital natural ecosystems, with food shortages and economic disaster potentially just years away, a powerful report by the UK's intelligence chiefs is due to warn. The Guardian: However, the report, which was supposed to launch on Thursday at a landmark event in London, has been delayed, and concerns have been expressed to the Guardian that it may have been blocked by number 10. The destabilising impact of the climate and nature crises on national security is one of the biggest risks facing Britain, the joint intelligence committee report is understood to say.
Already, food import supply chains are coming under pressure, with the price of some commodities increasing. This could be exacerbated in the near future, the defence experts have warned, with the UK over-dependent on imports. Other industries will also be affected by ecosystem collapse in places such as the Amazon and by the worsening impacts of extreme weather around the world. These impacts will not be encountered far off in the future as some had complacently assumed, ministers have been told, but are already being felt and will grow in significance as temperatures rise beyond 1.5C above preindustrial levels.
The hard-hitting report was to be published on Thursday at a landmark event in London. But the Guardian understands that the report, prepared by experts over many months, has been halted.
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Strictly Come Dancing's Pete Wicks shares advice for contestant after Jowita romance rumours
He made it to the semi-final of the show last year
Pensioner, 68, is 'lucky' to be alive after driver smashed into her stationery car leaving her with horrific facial injuries on eve of her father's funeral
Sheila Chatfield, 68, had been cleaning her car outside her house in Cossall, Nottinghamshire on August 25 when a Mini driver lost control and hurtled into the rear end of her parked vehicle.
Nobel Prize in Chemistry Awarded To Architects of Metal-Organic Frameworks
Susumu Kitagawa, Richard Robson, and Omar M. Yaghi were awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry on Wednesday for the development of molecular building blocks with spaces large enough that gases and other chemicals can flow through them. The New York Times: The cavities on the inside are "almost like rooms in a hotel, so that guest molecules can enter and also exit again from the same material," Heiner Linke, chair of the Nobel Committee for Chemistry, said during the announcement of the award. The laureates' discoveries, he added, pave the way for the creation of materials that can separate toxic chemicals from wastewater or harvest water molecules in a desert.
The laureates' work started with experiments by Dr. Robson in the 1980s and gradually developed over a period of about 15 years. "It takes time for science to be recognized, and it takes multiple workers in the field with different approaches," said Dorothy Phillips, president of the American Chemical Society. The three laureates will share a prize of 11 million Swedish kronor, or around $1.17 million.
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Why 'man of the people' Thomas Skinner has come last in Strictly's popularity vote
Skinner has finished last in the dance competition in which he set out to represent all the 'dads with beer bellies'
Joan Bennett Kennedy dies at her Boston home at age of 89
Joan Kennedy, the former wife of Massachusetts Senator Ted Kennedy, has died in her Boston home at the age of 89.
Son of boxing legend Arturo Gatti dead at 17: Prodigy found hanged 16 years after his father's mysterious 'suicide'
Gatti's former bodyguard Chuck Zito shared the devastating news on Instagram Wednesday, claiming Arturo Jr was found dead in an apartment out in Mexico this week.
Candace Owens is an opportunistic vulture. I know exactly why she released Charlie Kirk's texts, writes MARK HALPERIN
For Charlie Kirk's friends, fans and countless Americans affected by his death, his assassination is still a raw wound. But grief has not slowed the opportunists.
Cisco Takes On Broadcom, Nvidia For Fat AI Datacenter Interconnects
Wide area networks and datacenter interconnects, or DCIs, as we have known them for the past decade or so are nowhere beefy enough or fast enough to take on the job of scaling AI training workloads across multiple datacenters. …
Cisco Takes On Broadcom, Nvidia For Fat AI Datacenter Interconnects was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.
Logitech Will Brick Its $100 Pop Smart Home Buttons on October 15
An anonymous reader shares a report: In another loss for early smart home adopters, Logitech has announced that it will brick all Pop switches on October 15.
In August of 2016, Logitech launched Pop switches, which provide quick access to a range of smart home actions, including third-party gadgets. For example, people could set their Pop buttons to launch Philips Hue or Insteon lighting presets, play a playlist from their Sonos speaker, or control Lutron smart blinds. Each button could store three actions, worked by identifying smart home devices on a shared Wi-Fi network, and was controllable via a dedicated Android or iOS app. The Pop Home Switch Starter Pack launched at $100, and individual Pop Add-on Home Switches debuted at $40 each.
A company spokesperson told Ars Technica that Logitech informed customers on September 29 that their Pop switches would soon become e-waste.
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Scientists discover 'natural cancer killer' that's 'safer and more effective' than standard treatments
Elite experts have developed new 'natural killer' cells to fight off a form of cancer impacting 90,000 Americans a year and lower the risk of disastrous immune effects from chemotherapy.
Billionaire Amy Griffin won over the A-list with memoir telling how she used MDMA to 'unlock' memories of being raped by a middle school teacher...but now questions are being raised
In March, Amy Griffin, the founder of G9 Ventures who lives in New York City, released 'The Tell' - an emotional memoir detailing the alleged sexual abuse she faced as a child.
Pregnant Georgia Harrison makes history as the first Love Island star to be awarded an MBE for campaigning on violence against women - following ex Stephen Bear's imprisonment
Georgia Harrison has been honoured for her services to tackling online privacy and cyber crime awareness after an ex-boyfriend shared explicit videos of her online.
Jailed, man posing on TikTok as 'lawyer' killed OAP, 77, in crash
A banned driver who often posed as a road traffic lawyer on TikTok has been locked up after killing a pensioner in a horror crash.