Make our schools safe: Tories will have 'zero tolerance' one strike policy on knife crime
Laura Trott said the party would take a 'zero-tolerance' approach to anyone caught with a blade in lessons to ensure other children who don't carry them.
Clop raid on Oracle E-Business Suite started months ago, researchers warn
Strap in, admins. Exploits began in August and now the code is out there
Security boffins say the Clop cybercriminal gang has been rummaging through Oracle's E-Business Suite (EBS) for months – and now the exploit code's out there for anyone to grab.…
'I don't resent police for shooting me': Manchester synagogue attack victim says he doesn't blame firearms officers for horrific bullet injuries
Yoni Finlay, 39, was among several worshippers who barricaded the doors of the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue, in Manchester.
The extraordinary measures Taylor Swift takes to prevent leaks: Singer films music videos in SILENCE and refuses to play tracks on pre-recorded chat shows in a bid to keep new songs under wraps
The singer, 35, has taken unlikely methods to keep her songs a closely-guarded secret ahead of the album's release, including pretending to play the tracks on The Graham Norton Show.
India's Grid Cannot Keep Up With Its Ambitions
India's electricity grid is struggling to accommodate the nation's economic expansion and isn't adequately equipped to handle future data center demand. Goldman Sachs estimates that power required from utilities needs roughly 7.2% annual growth between fiscal years 2025 and 2035, up from a prior 5.6%.
India's data center base sits in the low single gigawatts today, but Bernstein forecasts reach 5 to 6 gigawatts by 2030. AI servers draw five to seven times the power of a legacy server rack, according to HSBC. Solar farms can be built in 12 to 24 months, but they flood the grid when daytime demand is comparatively low and then fade as households and commercial loads climb after 5 PM. On Goldman's full-year models, the system runs a 1 to 4% energy deficit by fiscal years 2034 through 2035.
Assessments suggest India may need roughly 140 gigawatts of additional coal capacity by fiscal year 2035 versus 2023 levels. The government's current target is roughly 87 gigawatts by fiscal year 2032. Coal plants can run around the clock and can ramp up production during the evening hours to meet surging demand. Some of this coal is bridge capacity to stabilize a faster greening grid, but the scale required exceeds what policymakers have publicly acknowledged or what most analysts expected even two years ago.
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Educating Yorkshire headteacher breaks down in tears after student threatens to 'burn down his home' - as horrified viewers rage 'I'd have called the police!'
Viewers were left horrified when the teenage student began hitting out at Mr Burton, as cameras followed him storming off school grounds in an angry rant.
'Well-used' Essex Premier Inn on A13 to expand with 20 new rooms
Plans include loss of parking at hotel off major Essex road
Taylor Swift reveals truth behind raunchy song about Travis Kelce's manhood
The pop megastar released her new The Life of a Showgirl album on Friday, which includes an overtly sexual song dedicated to her NFL-star fiancé - much to the disbelief of her fans.
Is it okay to eat an avocado once it's gone brown? Top food experts give their verdict
Top food experts have revealed whether or not it's safe to eat avocado that has gone brown.
Shocking moment father wakes to find his beloved £80k BMW alight on his driveway in suspected arson attack
Aaron Dhillon, 36, from Northfleet, Kent, woke up at around 6:45am last Friday to find his car up in flames.
'Spooked' University Challenge viewers gasp 'how did they know?!' as BBC episode closes with Jilly Cooper 'tribute'- despite being filmed before her death
The latest episode of the programme, hosted by Amol Rajan , saw Imperial take on Churchill College, Cambridge.
'Exciting' changes planned for Essex leisure centres will 'take them to next level'
Bosses insist investment is ' just the start' and they’ve got 'big ambitions for the future'
6,000 Post Office branches could be closed permanently under new plans
The government has concluded its Future of Post Office consultation, which aimed to 'strengthen' the overall Post Office network - but it could see thousands of branches close
Barclays offers £900 to switch current and Isa accounts - is it too good to be true?
The full £900 is on the table for those considering moving their current account and savings to Barclays, but there are some big catches to consider.
These are the only air fryer deals worth buying in Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days event - I know because I've tested them
Another day, another Amazon Prime deals event - and while you might have a case of deal fatigue, I'm here to let you know that there are still some discounted air fryers worth considering
Qualcomm solders Arduino to its edge AI ambitions, debuts Raspberry Pi rival
Cali chip giant insists single-board computer house will remain independent
Qualcomm has acquired Arduino, maker of microcontrollers (and now single-board computers), in a move designed to boost its presence in edge computing, as evidenced by a new Arduino product based on one of its Dragonwing chips.…
Fed-up motorist blocks boy racers wreaking havoc on roads into affluent Cheshire town popular with footballers
Swathes of petrolheads descended on Whitehall Bridge roundabout in Cheshire to loudly rev their engines and pop their turbocharged exhausts as they roared through the affluent streets.
Man, 67, felt 'used' by stepdaughter and her husband before he 'went berserk' and stabbed them to death in argument over money, court hears
Mother-of-four Chloe Bashford, 30, was beaten by a hammer before being repeatedly stabbed to death in a frenzied attack at her home in June 2023.
Ex-Loose Women star Saira Khan insists flying flags is 'intimidating and divisive' and agrees with Gary Neville '100%' after she was condemned for calling flag-raisers 'saddos'
The former Loose Women star, 55, sparked outrage yesterday when she made the comments on Jeremy Vine 's talk show and backed Neville's claim that 'angry middle-aged white men' are dividing Britain.
Taylor Swift puts on a VERY leggy display in silver mini dress during appearance on Jimmy Fallon show
Taylor Swift continued her showgirl era on Monday, sizzling in a silver mini dress in promotional snaps from her upcoming appearance on The Tonight Show.