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I've been using fat jabs since June, and its effects kicked in the day after my very first injection - the burning sensation of acid reflux and indigestion. But the real challenge came when I went on holiday...

The major international airport has been the victim of a "cyber security incident"

Hugh Mulryan, 25, was found dead in his burnt-out Volkswagen Passat near Malton, North Yorkshire, at around 4.30am on June 16 last year.

Bill Gates warned on Wednesday that AI could cost millions their jobs and help create a devastating 'bioterrorism weapon' capable of threatening humanity.

Matt Lucas looked worlds away from his Little Britain days as he stunned viewers with his new look during an appearance on The One Show on Wednesday night. 

Elderly Aids made 758,000 unwanted calls a year selling gear to stop unwanted calls

Research carried out by What Car? reveals that 16% of the UK's cars needed to be recovered in 2025, up from 10.9% the previous year. And the major cause is craters in our roads.

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates warned the AI era will be deeply turbulent, could cost millions their jobs and help create a devastating 'bioterrorism weapon' capable of threatening humanity.

CISA says more than 100 internet-exposed U.S. water and wastewater systems were targeted in July, often through programmable logic controllers connected directly to cellular modems. "That's the first time the feds have put a number on the digital intrusions, but they have yet to attribute the campaign, widely suspected to be linked to Iran, to a particular group," reports The Register. From the report: Suspected Iranian attackers targeted water and wastewater facilities across at least a dozen states in July, including internet-exposed PLCs. While neither federal nor state officials have identified all 12, we know that the cyberattacks occurred at mostly small, rural utilities in Minnesota, Michigan, Georgia, South Dakota, and New Jersey. "This is very serious. What stands out isn't any single incident. It's the scale," Matt Hartman, chief strategy officer at the Merlin Group and CISA's former acting head of cyber, told The Register. "More than 100 water systems with internet-exposed assets were hit in a single month, which points to a systemic vulnerability across the sector, not a run of isolated, unlucky targets," Hartman said. "Much of this infrastructure runs on operational technology that was built for closed, physical environments. It was never designed with the assumption that it would be reachable from the open internet." John Gallagher, VP at Viakoo, an OT and IoT cybersecurity provider, told us that while 100 systems represent a small fraction - only about 0.5 percent - of water utilities in the US, the "real threat is that these are test runs for a larger-scale attack." While the 100-plus water incidents occurred in July, just last week five US federal agencies warned that attackers are using AI-generated exploitation scripts to break into internet-exposed Siemens S7 Series PLCs at water, manufacturing, energy, and other critical facilities. "This appears to be a continuation of the same suite of activity we suspect is affiliated with Iran targeting PLCs," Halcyon Ransomware Research Center SVP Cynthia Kaiser told The Register a week ago. "Iran-affiliated actors and adversaries are actively targeting a wide swath of operational technology because these PLCs underpin essential health, safety, and critical infrastructure across society," Kaiser, a former FBI cyber division deputy assistant director, added. CISA urges organizations to keep PLCs off the public internet, route remote access through VPNs or gateways, replace default passwords, enable stronger authentication, and restrict access to allowlisted IP addresses from trusted OT systems.

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The 12 hectare site features three large, open fields

While scientists are still studying the exact causes of the disaster, several experts say that climate change is to blame.

It's been nearly 28 years since the first Practical Magic movie - yet leading ladies Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock seem to have barely aged a day as they celebrate the release of the film's sequel.

Dame Meera Syal has reflected on marrying her on-screen grandson, after being cast as a grandmother in The Kumars At No. 42 aged just 40. 

The man - who is his 60s but who cannot be named for legal reasons - is also accused of making anti-Semitic comments referring to Adolf Hitler and the Holocaust.

The senior Russian military officer died instantly when the blast tore apart his Chinese-made Geely car at 10am, severing his legs as he drove along Kolpinskoye Highway.

Richard Branson has shared a video of a 'special family moment' from the celebration of life ceremony for his late wife Joan.

Track record is merely desirable for the person tasked with shaping UK.gov's skills blueprint for 550,000 civil servants

He was driving a vehicle when it hit a tree

Daily Mail Sport can reveal that the woman executive involved, whose identity cannot be disclosed, parted company from her employers ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix last month.

Essex Police has pledged its continued support to retired police dog Baloo after the Crufts Hero Dog winner lost her sight.