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An officiating blunder meant the forward was accidentally substituted in the second-half of Santos' 3-0 defeat by Coxa, with Neymar off the pitch receiving treatment at the time.

Spanish racer Marquez, who is the brother of Moto GP legend Marc, crashed into the back of leader Pedro Acosta, who was out in front at the Catalunya Grand Prix after 12 laps of 24.

The baby grey seal, which was christened 'Cold Call', was discovered on January 2 by postman Glen Palmer on the doorstep of a house in Gorleston, Norfolk.

Driver, 42, was asked about his portrayal in Dunham's memoir, Famesick, which was released last month. He said: 'I have no comment on any of that.'

The convicted rapist and paedophile, 49, was arrested alongside an unnamed British man after a clash in the northern German city of Kiel on April 20.

Ginette Bye, 78, was sent the letter by debt collection agency Phillips and Cohen Associateson behalf of Southern Water earlier this month, looking to speak to the executor of her estate.

When your partner comes to bed after you, the disruption means it can take almost 40 minutes longer to fall asleep.

Channel 5's Trading Places sent three young people to one of Britain's most elite private boarding schools

Kristen Stewart opted for an unusual take as she walked the red carpet alongside Emma Mackey for the Full Phil Cannes film premiere on Saturday. 

The family of former police inspector Andy Fusher, 56, also revealed how he had felt under pressure over being given more tasks to do than colleagues at his 'toxic' workplace.

Forbes describes it as "definitely already out there, and under active exploitation according to the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, urging all organizations to prioritize timely remediation as the attack vector poses a significant risk." "We have issued CVE-2026-42897 to address a spoofing vulnerability affecting Exchange Outlook Web Access (OWA)," Microsoft told SecurityWeek. "We recommend customers enable EEMS to be better protected, and to follow our guidance available here." Microsoft this week patched 137 vulnerabilities with its Patch Tuesday updates and the cybersecurity industry was surprised to see that the latest updates did not address any zero-days. However, a zero-day was disclosed just 48 hours later, on May 14... described as a spoofing and XSS issue affecting Exchange Server Subscription Edition, 2016, and 2019. "Improper neutralization of input during web page generation ('cross-site scripting') in Microsoft Exchange Server allows an unauthorized attacker to perform spoofing over a network," Microsoft said in its advisory. The company noted that the vulnerability affects Exchange Outlook Web Access (OWA) and an attacker can exploit it by sending a specially crafted email to the targeted user. "If the user opens the email in Outlook Web Access and certain interaction conditions are met, arbitrary JavaScript can be executed in the browser context," Microsoft explained. CSO Online shares more details. "Admins should note there are known issues once the mitigation is applied either manually or automatically through the EM Service." - OWA Print Calendar functionality might not work. As a workaround, copy the data or screenshot the calendar you want to print, or use Outlook Desktop client. - Inline images might not display correctly in the recipient's OWA reading pane. As a workaround, send images as email attachments or use Outlook Desktop client... - Admins may get a message saying "Mitigation invalid for this Exchange version." in mitigation details. This issue is cosmetic and the mitigation does apply successfully if the status is shown as "Applied". Microsoft is investigating how to address this glitch. Forbes notes "It's been something of a rough few days for Microsoft Exchange on the security vulnerability front," since this week also saw a zero-day demonstrated at the Pwn2Own Berlin hacking event, "which has been responsibly disclosed and not released into the wild." The Berlin event got off to a flying start on May 14 as Windows 11 was hit by no less than three zero-day exploits. On day two, hacking teams were no less successful, chaining together three new vulnerabilities in Microsoft Exchange in order to achieve the holy grail of SYSTEM-level remote code execution. Such was the level of this achievement that Orange Tsai from the DEVCORE Research Team was rewarded with a $200,000 bounty payment in return for immediately handing over all the technical details to the event organizers. "This is, in fact, good news," Forbes writes, since "full details of the vulnerabilities underlying the exploits, along with the technical nature of the exploit code itself, will be handed over to Microsoft, which will then have 90 days to provide a fix before any details are made public."

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Between 15,000 to 20,000 people attended the Nakba Day rally, which was held concurrently to Tommy Robinson's Unite the Kingdom march - which was attended by around 60,000.

Investors are warning that a lurch to the Left under a new leader would leave Britain at the mercy of 'bond vigilantes'.

The actor has swapped zany characters for an unlikely role as a misogynistic CEO, who awakens to find his life upended in a parallel world dominated by women.

For more than two years I ignored the small patch of scaly red skin at the top of my nose. It was easy to cover up and, though it occasionally itched, I assumed it would one day disappear.

Hastings is widely regarded as one of Scotland's best players of all time, earning 65 caps for his country and touring twice with the British & Irish Lions.

The actor created the legendary comedy alongside Ruth Jones in 2007, with the pair starring as Smithy and Nessa in the show.

Lee Andrews'  ex-fiancée Alana Percival has claimed he pulled the exact same airport 'stunt' on her as he did to Katie Price, exactly a year ago to the day.

When an IT expert told a married Brit star that thousands of texts and explicit photos had been leaked online exposing her fling with a boxer, she blocked him.

Households with bigger gardens could be penalised under new green plans that would see owners paying more costly water bills.