'Nothing left' of the house where Ian Huntley murdered Holly and Jessica after it was bulldozed... the only trace of him in Soham is two broken families
The convicted child murderer was rushed to hospital after being attacked in a workshop at HMP Frankland on Thursday.
ANDREW PIERCE: Mooving out! Country life over for Peter Mandelson
Since being sacked in September, Lord Mandelson has rarely been seen at his farmhouse. But I hear the next time he will be at the property it will be with his packing cases.
Khamenei's death is not the end of all this, but merely the beginning. What comes next could open the first crack in Iran's regime, writes DAVID PATRIKARAKOS
But beyond the welcome demise of one of the longest-serving - and most vicious - dictators in modern history, what does this actually mean?
Sir Keir Starmer is planning fresh 'surrender' to Brussels over use of digital identity documents, it is feared, as Labour-commissioned survey quietly published urges ministers to consider shackling UK to European Union rulebook
A survey commissioned by Labour and quietly published last week backed 'cross-border use of digital identities and credentials'.
South Korea’s tax office apologizes for leaking seed phrase to seized crypto
Went from triumph at having busted tax dodgers to embarrassment at losing the proceeds
South Korea’s National Tax Service has apologized after it leaked passwords to a stash of stolen crypto, which parties unknown used to make off with the digi-cash.…
Parliament security chief quits after string of fiascos
Alison Giles suddenly resigned as Director of Parliamentary Security last month and has been replaced by a predecessor once accused of being too close to MI5.
Should Britain support strikes on Iran? Tell us your thoughts in our morning poll
Should Britain support America and Israel's attacks on Iran? Cast your vote in our poll.
Lily Allen breaks cover as reason for her last minute BRIT Awards no show is revealed following shock snub
The songstress, 40, who was shockingly snubbed in all three categories, cut a low-key figure in a double-breasted coat while shielding her eyes behind shades.
Sydney Sweeney flashes her thong in racy photos to promote new SYRN lingerie collection
Sydney Sweeney put on a cheeky display as she posed up a storm for racy snaps to promote her lingerie brand SYRN over the weekend.
Trump breaks silence on US troops killed in Iran war: President gives bleak warning to Americans and reveals four-week plan in candid interview with the Daily Mail
President Donald Trump broke his silence Sunday on the first US casualties of the Iran war in an exclusive phone interview with the Daily Mail.
Ted Danson brings his rarely seen daughter Kate, 46, as his date to the Actors Awards
Ted Danson made it a family affair on the red carpet as he arrived to the Actors Awards in Los Angeles with his rarely seen daughter, Kate Danson, by his side.
Lupita Nyong'o shares emotional post about decade-long battle with uterine fibroids on her birthday
Nyong'o explained to her 11.3 million followers about her current health status, adding an image of an MRI she had done to provide a visual aid.
Some patients unfairly denied latest fat jabs on the NHS due a postcode lottery of care, study reveals
Some integrated care boards, which decide how health service money is spent in their area, are imposing stricter criteria to keep costs down.
Ali Larijani takes charge in Iran: Security chief and confidant of Khamenei steps into breach filled by Ayatollah's death
Khamenei, who had led the Islamic Republic since 1989, died on Saturday in a joint United States and Israeli airstrike targeting his fortified compound in Tehran. He was 86.
Constantly bunged up? It sounds grotesque but could a 'snot transplant' be the answer... Experts reveal their step-by-step guide to beating sinusitis... and the signs your sniffles are NOT just a cold
For months, colleagues kept asking university lecturer Alison Cavanagh whether she had a cold because her nose was constantly blocked.
CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews weekend TV: Filming with 30 boys on a desert island? It was like herding cats...
STEVENS: The sheer emotional power of the child actors in Lord Of The Flies has been so overwhelming.
Norway's Consumer Council Calls for Right to Repair and Antitrust Enforcement - and Mocks 'Enshittification'
The Norwegian Consumer Council, a government funded organization advocating for consumer's rights, released a report on the trend of "enshittification" in digital consumer goods and services, suggesting ways consumers for consumers to resist. But they've also dramatized the problem with a funny four-minute video about the man whose calls for him to make things shitty for people.
"It's not just your imagination. Digital services are getting worse," the video concludes — before adding that "Luckily, it doesn't have to be this way." The Consumer Council's announcement recommends:
Stronger rights for consumers to control, adapt, repair, and alter their products and services,
Interoperability, data portability, and decentralisation as the norm, so the threshold for moving to different services becomes as low as possible,
Deterrent and vigorous enforcement of competition law, so that Big Tech companies are not allowed to indiscriminately acquire start-ups, competitors or otherwise steer the market to their advantage,
Better financing of initiatives to build, maintain or improve alternative digital services and infrastructure based on open source code and open protocols,
Reduce public sector dependence on big tech, to regain control and to contribute to a functioning market for service providers that respect fundamental rights,
Deterrent and consistent enforcement of other laws, including consumer and data protection law.
The Norwegian Consumer Council is also joining 58 organisations and experts in a letter asking the Norwegian government to rebalance power with enforcement resources and by prioritizing the procurement of services based on open source code. And "Our sister organisations are sending similar letters to their own governments in 12 countries."
They're also sending a second letter to the European Commission with 29 civil society organisations (including the EFF and Amnesty International) warning about the risks of deregulation and calling for reducing dependency on big tech.
Thanks to Slashdot reader DeanonymizedCoward for sharing the news.
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Jose Mourinho makes major U-turn in Vinicius Jr racism row after heavy criticism as he vows to never select Gianluca Prestianni again if he is guilty
Prestianni is being investigated over accusations from Real Madrid star Vinicius Jr made last month during the first leg of their Champions League play-off tie.
FIFA president calls for footballers who cover their mouths to be SENT OFF after Vinicius Jr racism row
Gianni Infantino wants football's lawmakers to introduce a 'presumption' of guilt and take mouth-covering as sufficient evidence that something offensive is being said.
The secret return of Iran's nuclear nightmare: How the regime defied Trump and hid its fortress from the US
Eight months ago, Donald Trump attempted to irrevocably alter the Iranian regime by targeting its shadowy nuclear infrastructure. But one site remains intact, deep underground.