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Jamie Bouncer, 22, took the car for a drive with passenger Taylor Lupton and the car's owner during the early hours of January 12 last year.

Amanda Holden put on an eye-popping display while leaving the Heart FM studios in Central London following her breakfast show on Monday. 

From Bavarian Alps to Congo basin and other places where laying cable is a PITA

Vodafone has signed a deal with Amazon Leo to use its satellites as a backhaul connection for cellular base stations in remote areas of Europe and Africa, saving it from having to cable them up to its core network.…

London Stansted Airport welcomes Turkish Airlines and Air Algérie in March 2026, expanding UK–Istanbul and Algiers flights with more international connections.

London Stansted Airport welcomes Turkish Airlines and Air Algérie in March 2026, expanding UK–Istanbul and Algiers flights with more international connections.

NCSC urges all to review posture as escalating tensions increase risk of indirect digital spillover

The UK's cybersecurity agency is warning British organizations to brace for potential digital blowback as the Middle East conflict spills further into the online world.…

Trick uses a simple configuration profile to convince your Mac that upgrading isn't allowed

Averse to "liquid glass"? Are you happy enough with your Mac as it is? Try this local policy and banish those upgrade nag screens for a few months.…

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Donald Trump's neck was plagued by a painful-looking condition as he attended a medals ceremony on Monday at the White House.

Emmerdale and The Archers star Eric Allan has died at the age of 85.

The Library of Congress has restored Gugusse et l'Automate, an 1897 short by Georges Melies that likely features the first robot ever shown on film. Long thought lost, the reel was discovered in a box of decaying nitrate films donated from a Michigan family collection. NPR reports: The film, which can be viewed on the Library of Congress' website, depicts a child-sized robot clown who grows to the size of an adult and then attacks a human clown with a stick. The human then decimates the machine with a hammer. In an Instagram post, Library of Congress moving image curator Jason Evans Groth said the film represents, "probably the first instance of a robot ever captured in a moving image." (The word "robot" didn't appear until 1921, when Czech dramatist Karel Capek coined it in his science fiction play R.U.R..) "Today, many of us are worried about AI and robots," said archivist and filmmaker Rick Prelinger, in an email to NPR. "Well, people were thinking about robots in 1897. Very little is new."

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Many Apple fans aren't satisfied with Apple's new iPhone 17e, with dozens taking to social media to vent their frustrations.

Bill Clinton was asked under oath during a House Oversight Committee deposition whether he believes Jeffrey Epstein killed himself.

Usually, when I wake on a Monday morning in the Middle East, I fling open the balcony doors and let the sun flood before basking in the view of a championship golf course.

Tilray, which owns a raft of craft breweries in the US, said it has bought a number of BrewDog assets including the global brand and related intellectual property.

BAFTAs host Alan Cumming has spoken out on the ceremony's racial slur controversy, stating that 'we were all let down.'

Lily Allen kicked off her West End Girl tour in Glasgow on Monday but some fans were left confused by the format and the fact she was only on stage for 45 minutes.

I asked in these columns what the purpose of an attack on Iran would be. To make it impossible for Iran to build a nuclear arsenal? To degrade and destroy its missile stockpiles and production capabilities?

The day after Labour's crushing defeat in the Gorton and Denton by-election last week, I was speaking to a Labour MP. 'We need to forget Farage,' he told me. 'Our enemy is Zack Polanski.'

A woman I'd never met, or even heard of, wrote me a letter in November 1997 that actually made my knees buckle. It felt like being hit by a car.

Researchers in Japan say face coverings worn during the Covid-19 pandemic may have reduced the risk of certain types of heart attacks triggered by air pollution.