Minister condemns Diane Abbott over claim Russia threat is 'Nato fiction'... but veteran MP looks set to keep Labour whip
Anna Turley said she 'completely disagreed' with the veteran Labour MP, insisting the Government 'steadfastly' supports Ukraine.
Aussie boy, 6, dies from scurvy: Parents say they had no idea he suffered incredibly rare 19th-century disease until it was too late
Born in 2018, Connor Dean had Trisomy 21 (Down syndrome) and a heart defect which required surgery.
Trump breaks silence on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's surprise return to the UK
Speaking of the Sussexes' decision to leave their home in Montecito and move back to Britain, Trump said: 'I'm happy about it.'
A baby mauled. A family cat savaged to death. A guinea pig gobbled down in its own cage: Why 150,000 of Britain's increasingly savage foxes are about besiege YOUR garden... and experts say it's time to be afraid
Jo Hudson's black cat Paddy was a 'sweet, gentle animal,' with distinctive white paws and a penchant for sitting on Jo's lap on the sofa and following her to the kitchen as she cooked dinner.
'I found it sizzling in the frying pan': Expert forensic scientist reveals her four worst ever crime scenes
When Jo Millington was called to a north London flat following reports of a murder in February 2004, no amount of training or could have possibly prepared her for the sheer horror of the scene.
Fire crews tackle field blaze larger than three football pitches
Around 30 firefighters battled a large field fire near Bovingdon Road, Braintree, that spread across an area larger than three football pitches.
Satisfying moment entitled Subaru driver taught harsh lesson after trying to skip huge traffic line by driving on shoulder
The karmic interaction was captured on video footage and has since gone viral online, with many condemning the driver's actions.
Recap as drivers face severe delays on M25 after lorry crash
The M25 was closed following a serious crash involving two lorries at the junction with the M11 near Epping in Essex.
'Unsettling... then incredibly cool': Self-driving taxis can now be booked in the UK, and we've had a first ride - this is what it was like (and why it's not completely driverless)
The UK's self-driving taxi era has arrived - and we were among the first to climb aboard, putting the futuristic Uber to the test in central London.
Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash reveal they have sold their £1.3million Pickle Cottage and are moving to new home that 'needs a lot of love'
Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash have revealed they have sold their £1.3million Pickle Cottage on Wednesday and are moving to a new home 'that needs a lot of love'.
Finland holds Europe's largest civil defence exercise since WWII in preparation for an attack by Putin
More than 2,000 Finnish people including volunteers and students are taking part in the biggest civil defence exercise in Europe since the end of World War II.
War over our coastal paths! They've been loved by the public for generations for their bracing air and stunning views. But suddenly more and more are being fenced off by wealthy landowners whose message is effectively: PLEBS KEEP OUT
For more than 20 years, Clare and Matt Kennedy-Smith (pictured) and their two daughters have marked every special occasion with a family walk along the Glendorgal Headland.
Migrant smugglers are using more and more 'mega-dinghies' to reach the UK because they have 'run out of small boats'
Last month, the public was shocked by images of a huge inflatable packed with 230 migrants arriving in Britain overnight.
Terminated employee cost company hundreds of thousands of dollars because nobody revoked access
They had more access than the average Joe, and IT didn't track what needed to be cut off
Instrument Clusters Are Now Paid Extras In Two Hyundai Models
"Enshittification of car controls [is] rapidly accelerating," writes longtime Slashdot reader sinij, pointing to a new report from Car and Driver. From the report: Remember when iPhones used to come with free headphones and a phone charger (including the wall plug)? It didn't feel so much like Apple giving you free goodies as it did that the company was providing you with the relevant hardware to use the device. Apple stopped including headphones and charging blocks in 2020. Now, Hyundai is pulling some of its standard hardware from the box, at least for two models.
Hyundai is charging customers extra for a driver's display in the new Elantra generation (more specifically, the Korea-market Avante), as well as the Ioniq 3, Motor1 reported. Both models feature Pleos Connect, Hyundai's new infotainment setup that pairs a center touchscreen with a slim 9.9-inch instrument cluster mounted above the dashboard -- except where it doesn't.
In its domestic market, the instrument cluster screen is offered as a 350,000 won ($255) option for the base trim. Not the most expensive optional extra in the world, but still kind of a slap in the face for a feature traditionally viewed as standard fare. Things are more expensive for the electric Ioniq 3. In the EV's case, the base trim gives customers the full Tesla-screen experience, meaning if customers want the driver's display, they'll need to fork over the additional $5000 necessary to move up to the next-level trim. [...] Hyundai plans to have the setup equipped in 20 million cars globally by the end of the decade.
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Cruising into first class: The exclusive 'ship-within-a-ship' hiding INSIDE enormous vessels - with private pools, butlers and holidays for £6,000 a week
Today's cruise ships are creating exclusive enclaves where passengers can enjoy private pools, restaurants and butlers.
Tatler crowns the best private schools in Britain: Kate's alma mater, remote Scottish institution disliked by King Charles and 'Hippie Hogwarts' all make the list - as well as places boasting scuba diving lessons, an F1 simulator and 'no uniform'
The British society bible's Schools Guide 2027 is packed with world-class educational institutions for children aged four to 18 - and unsurprisingly, many come with eye-watering fees.
Kemi vows to slash benefits bill to boost defence as she piles pressure on Burnham
In a major intervention, the Conservative leader set out plans to raise defence spending to three per cent of GDP by the end of the decade
To keep the AI hacking genie bottled up, try one-way networks
Sandboxes, permissions, and VMs aren't enough to keep frontier models at bay. "Data diodes" might do the job
Ditch the overhead lighting - and 6 other swaps that will make any room in your house look instantly more expensive
Give your home an autumn refresh with these 7 H&M HOME buys, from sculptural lighting to chic decorative details that look far more expensive.