UEFA announce major change to the Champions League final - starting with this season's showpiece in Budapest
UEFA has unveiled a sweeping change to the Champions League final's kick-off time, beginning with the 2026 final at Budapest's Puskas Arena.
Now Dracula goes woke: Theatre puts trigger warning on vampire thriller... because it features blood
Bosses at the Lyric Theatre in Hammersmith, west London, fear audiences may be disturbed - apparently not realising being disturbed is precisely what the customers are paying for.
Oscar-nominated director claims he was fired from Fantastic Four for having 'too much of an opinion'
Marvel's Fantastic Four has seen plenty of turbulence over the years with multiple reboots, and now new behind-the-scenes drama is surfacing from the 2005 adaptation starring Jessica Alba.
Ben Affleck, 53, shaves off his scruffy beard after failing to make the Hot Actors Over 50 list... see him now
The movie star has been producing a number of new films: one of his next is a new version of Kiss Of The Spider Woman which stars his ex-wife Jennifer Lopez.
If you thought China's Salt Typhoon was booted off critical networks, think again
13 governments sound the alarm about ongoing unpleasantness
China's Salt Typhoon cyberspies continue their years-long hacking campaign targeting critical industries around the world, according to a joint security alert from cyber and law enforcement agencies across 13 countries.…
Microsoft Refuses To Divulge Data Flows To Police Scotland
Police Scotland and the Scottish Police Authority (SPA) are pressing ahead with a Microsoft Office 365 rollout despite Microsoft refusing to disclose where sensitive law enforcement data will be processed. Freedom of Information documents reveal that Microsoft cannot guarantee data sovereignty, may process data in "hostile" jurisdictions, retains encryption key control, and blocks vetting of overseas staff -- all leaving the force unable to comply with strict Part 3 data protection rules. Slashdot reader Mirnotoriety shares an excerpt from a Computer Weekly article: "MS is unable to specify what data originating from SPA will be processed outside the UK for support functions," said the SPA in a detailed data protection impact assessment (DPIA) created for its use of O365. "To try and mitigate this risk, SPA asked to see ... [the transfer risk assessments] for the countries used by MS where there is no [data] adequacy. MS declined to provide the assessments." The SPA DPIA also confirms that, on top of refusing to provide key information, Microsoft itself has told the police watchdog it is unable to guarantee the sovereignty of policing data held and processed within its O365 infrastructure.
"Microsoft states in their own risk factors that O365 is not designed for processing the data that will be ingested by SPA," said the DPIA, adding that while the system can be configured in ways that would allow the processing of "high-value" policing data, "that bar is high." It further added that while Microsoft previously agreed to make a number of changes to the data processing addendum (DPAdd) being used for Police Scotland's Azure-based Digital Evidence Sharing Capability (DESC) -- the nature of which is still unclear -- Microsoft has advised that "O365 operates in a completely different manner and there is currently no way to guarantee data sovereignty." It further noted that while a similar "ancillary document, like that provided ... via the DESC project" could afford "some level of assurance" for international transfers generally, it would still fall short of Part 3 requirements to set out exactly which types of data are processed and how.
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This Morning fans left open-mouthed as Lisa Snowdon 'gropes' guest's breasts and cheers 'you're showing those puppies off!' during VERY handsy makeover - as they jeer 'give her personal space!'
The fashion icon, 53, often appears on the daytime show to dish out her style advice to lucky guests.
Apocalyptic Cyprus wildfires which burned two people alive and reduced luxury villas to ash was 'caused by a cigarette'
One of Cyprus's most devastating wildfires in recent memory was caused by a cigarette discarded by the side of a mountain road, a report by US experts has said.
Gender row boxer Imane Khelif reveals ambition to win another Olympic medal after controversial gold in Paris: 'I want to continue fighting to silence those who doubt me'
Khelif, 26, was one of two boxers at the centre of an eligibility storm at the 2024 Paris Olympics, alongside Lin Yu-ting, but was cleared to compete.
Granddaughter gets VERY light sentence after switching diabetic grandma's insulin for prayers and letting her die
A Wisconsin woman was given a light slap on the wrist after swapping her grandmother's diabetes medication for 'supplements', which led to her death.
Woke cycle chiefs ridiculed after censoring the name of historic Three Cocks village from racing event plan
Cycle chiefs have been mocked for 'taking wokeness too far' by censoring out the name of an historic village - called Three Cocks.
'If there's a terrible tragedy': JD Vance says he's ready for presidency ... in 2025
Vice President JD Vance said he's ready to be president should the worst happen to President Donald Trump, but reassured the public that the president was in good health.
Imgur's Community Is In Full Revolt Against Its Owner
Imgur users have flooded the image-hosting site's front page with pictures of John Oliver giving the middle finger to parent company MediaLab AI. The revolt follows staff layoffs that eliminated human moderators and the breakdown of core site functions including video playback for non-logged-in users and failed image uploads.
A former employee confirmed MediaLab AI laid off Imgur's moderation team without notice and reassigned remaining staff to other projects. The company acquired Imgur in 2021 after founder Alan Schaaf departed. MediaLab AI faces lawsuits from Schaaf and other former site owners over allegedly withheld acquisition payments.
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Retailers flogging Christmas deals in summer to rake in sales 'before budget gloom' hits festive preparations
There's still a few days to go of summer… but supermarkets are putting out Christmas stock.
Market analysts believe the chains want to cash in before consumers feel the budget pinch.
Love triangle headteacher jailed for attacking deputy with huge wrench at Catholic school freed after five months
Headteacher Anthony Felton was jailed for 28 months after attacking his deputy and love rival Richard Pyke with a wrench in a jealous rage - but has been released under home curfew..
Fans stunned as Shania Twain strips down to her underwear to mark 60th birthday
Shania Twain is ringing in her 60th birthday with all the confidence, style, and cheek her fans have come to adore.
Three-bedroom terraced home in smart suburban street goes on the market for £175k - but there's a catch
At first glance, this property (pictured) in Reading, Berkshire, with its charming whitewashed exterior and quaint chimney stack, seems like an absolute steal.
The AI boom has only just begun - and that puts China and Taiwan into sharp focus, says MAGGIE PAGANO
Jensen Huang chose the name Nvidia for the company because one of his two co-founders wanted competitors to be 'green with en'.
DOGE delayed deals, says Nutanix
But private cloud contender sees upside in its modernization mission
Donald Trump's DOGE cost-cutting unit has made it harder to do business with the US federal government, according to private cloud contender Nutanix.…
Disgraced chiropractor gets life sentence for trying to murder wife with lead-lined vitamins so he could claim $1m life insurance
Brian Thomas Mann, a 36-year-old chiropractor from Alabama, tried to slowly kill his wife Hannah, 26, with vitamins laced with lead.