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Speaking to the Chinese President inside the Great Hall of the People in the nation's capital revealed he approached the top 30 companies in the world to send their best.

The chain of restaurants was founded by Simone Lavarini and his friend Lorenzo Fraquelli in 1955.

The royal, 44, shared photos of the pretty northern Italian region on the second day of her royal visit to the Emilia-Romagna region - which will likely enjoy a tourism boom following her visit.

An investigation is being launched into the cause of the fire

Millions of Britons are now using Wegovy and Mounjaro to lose weight, but many struggle to keep the weight off - and live in fear they'll pile it all back on once treatment ends.

Few can say they've fist bumped the King - but British presenter Tyler West, 30, has now done so not just once, but four times.

The Chancellor announced in November's Budget that the tax property investors pay on their rental income will be levied at higher rates from April 2027.

Le Touquet-Paris-Plage, in northern France, is hosting an impressive week of activities for Brits and is less than an hour away from the bustling port of Calais.

The Princess of Wales showed a masterclass in diplomatic dressing as she rewore a blazer from an Italian company and sported locally designed jewellery for day two of her overseas trip.

Dressed in an elegant blue Edeline Lee trouser suit, the caring princess delighted well-wishers by greeting them with 'Mi chiamo Catarina' and bent down to hug the excited schoolchildren.

The British economist and journalist, 57, who has known the GMB presenter, 59, for years, said the new couple have 'much in common' despite being from 'different parts of the media.'

Owe Martin Andresen faces charges in both US and Germany connected with money laundering, claims he sent gold bars directly to his doorstep

Tech billionaire Elon Musk has taken his son X Æ A-12 to an important meeting with China's leadership in Beijing. 

David and Dawn Allan built the huge villa in their hometown of Gorebridge, Midlothian, but were embroiled in a row after falling foul of planning laws.

Trinny Woodall has spoken out about the financial struggles that led her to starting her eponymous £180million beauty empire. 

Stephanie Cross reviews lit fic

Doctors welcome joined-up care plan, but warn patient trust depends on safeguards, access controls, and knowing where Palantir fits in

With summer on the way, camping season is kicking off across the UK - and it's booming. Here's our guide to the best places to camp - and the essentials to bring with you.

Whether it's a rogue chicken breast or the last of a lasagna, many of us regularly pop our leftovers in the freezer. But it turns out you've probably been doing it wrong this entire time.

An anonymous researcher known as Nightmare-Eclipse, who has already leaked several Windows zero-days this year, has disclosed two more: YellowKey and GreenPlasma. The Register reports: Nightmare-Eclipse described YellowKey as "one of the most insane discoveries I ever found." They provided the files, which have to be loaded onto a USB drive, and if the attacker completes the key sequence correctly, they are granted unrestricted shell access to a BitLocker-protected machine. When it comes to claims like these, we usually exercise some caution, as this bug requires physical access to a Windows PC. However, seeing that BitLocker acts as Windows' last line of defense for stolen devices, bypassing the technology grants thieves the ability to access encrypted files. Rik Ferguson, VP of security intelligence at Forescout, said: "If [the researcher's claim] holds up, a stolen laptop stops being a hardware problem and becomes a breach notification." Despite the physical access requirement, Gavin Knapp, cyber threat intelligence principal lead at Bridewell, told The Register that YellowKey remains "a huge security problem for organizations using BitLocker." Citing information shared in cyber threat intelligence circles, he added that YellowKey can be mitigated by implementing a BitLocker PIN and a BIOS password lock. Nightmare-Eclipse hinted at YellowKey also acting as a backdoor, allegedly injected by Microsoft, although the people we spoke to said this was impossible to verify based on the information available. The researcher also published partial exploit code for GreenPlasma, rather than a fully formed proof of concept exploit (PoC). Ferguson noted attackers need to take the code provided by the researcher and figure out how to weaponize it themselves, which is no small task: in its current state it triggers a UAC consent prompt in default Windows configurations, meaning a silent exploit remains a work in progress. Knapp warned that these kinds of privilege escalation flaws are often used by attackers after they gain an initial foothold in a victim's system. "These elevation of privilege vulnerabilities are often weaponized during post-exploitation to enable threat actors to discover and harvest credentials and data, before moving laterally to other systems, prior to end goals such as data theft and/or ransomware deployment," he said. "Currently, there is no known mitigation for GreenPlasma. It will be important to patch when Microsoft addresses the issue." The other zero-days leaked include RedSun, a Windows Defender privilege escalation flaw; UnDefend, a Windows Defender denial-of-service bug; and BlueHammer, a separate Microsoft vulnerability tracked as CVE-2026-32201 that was patched in April. According to The Register, RedSun and UnDefend remained unfixed at the time of publication, and proof-of-concept code for the flaws was reportedly picked up quickly and abused in real-world attacks.

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