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“I believe there was a lack of desire to be considered a partner. We were simply a cash cow."

Last week saw yet another coroner's report on a young woman's death by ketamine, the horse tranquilliser widely taken by teenagers as a 'club drug'.

The TV chef - who famously waged a war against unhealthy meals in Britain, including banning Turkey Twizzlers - combined blistered blueberries, chicken and lentils.

The I'm A Celebrity winner, 32, and the former Love Island star, 28, were together for five years and lived together in London.

Debbie Marks, CEO and founder of the Qube Decor Group, shared footage of the prestigious event, which took place at One Whitehall Place, London, on Saturday.

The court was told he had minimised his offending, making excuses for his behaviour to professionals while on remand in prison

Package queues jammed until Monday despite brief downtime

When is an outage not an outage? According to Canonical's forum, it's when a 36-minute server disruption creates a multi-day backlog that leaves users unable to install or update Ubuntu systems.…

Whether it's an affectionate cuddle or an awkward squeeze, everyone has their own style of hug. But the way you embrace could reveal parts of your personality, according to a new study.

Ivalo XE handset targets governments and security critical sectors, though Qualcomm silicon keeps it tied to the US

Finnish phone maker HMD Global is launching a business unit called HMD Secure to target governments and other security-critical customers, and has its first device ready to go.…

Zoë Kravitz and Harry Styles took their blossoming romance to a new level on Saturday as they enjoyed lunch with her rock legend dad Lenny.

A DANGEROUS sexual predator who told his young victim she would "never see her parents again" has been jailed for more than 12 years.

Witham author T. G. Trouper is releasing 'Astrid 4: The Legacy', the fourth instalment in his thriller series.

A popular South Korean YouTuber has been found dead at the age of 46, just two days after he complained of sleep deprivation in a broadcast. 

Jolene Cooper, 14, single-handedly chased off the woman from her grandmother's house in Buckingham on September 1.

Several members of the 27-nation bloc are taking the drastic measures in anticipation of an invasion by Putin , who could turn his sights towards conquering Europe.

New photos have revealed the remote campsite where police discovered Tom Phillips' children.

Jack, who would now be 24, has not been since March 2 last year when he attended a house in Bristol with some friends, but never came home.

Rachel Burns has warned fellow Brits not to be fooled by the glamorous influencer lifestyle often shown online - as she says living in Abu Dhabi can cost more than the UK.

AI security reviews add new risks, say researchers

App security outfit Checkmarx says automated reviews in Anthropic's Claude Code can catch some bugs but miss others – and sometimes create new risks by executing code while testing it.…

Starting in 2026, Red Hat's back-office staff in HR, finance, legal, and accounting will be transferred to IBM, while engineering, product, sales, and marketing teams remain at Red Hat -- at least for now. The Register reports: According to a communication sent to employees, those in General & Administrative areas will join IBM, including the lion's share of the people working in the HR, finance, accounting, and legal units at Red Hat. A source told us the switch will be "implemented this year," although in some countries "it might take longer due to legal constraints." The leadership running those teams will remain within the Red Hat fold. Some are nervous about the move, with tech companies -- notably IBM -- eliminating duplicated roles to consolidate back-office functions. In January -- as has happened in recent years -- IBM again forecast annual savings of $3.5 billion, partly through job cuts. There is no public data on the size of the G&A population within Red Hat but the total workforce is understood to be about 19,000 worldwide, with the bulk of those employed in the engineering, sales, and support divisions. The team remaining at Red Hat will be part of the central Strategy & Operations group managed by Mike Ferris. As such, engineering, product, sales, and marketing personnel will be unaffected. For now at least. "Culture has been dead for at least 1 year now," said Reddit user Purple_Afternoon 966. "The experience might be different depending on the department, but there is nothing left from the open culture praised. We have now micromanagement, decision making from middle management that clearly have no idea of what we do and how and trying to implement ideas that they read somewhere, with no context, data and not giving answer or addressing feedback."

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