Woman, 35, who shot at Rihanna's home is charged with attempted MURDER
Police in Los Angeles identified the woman as Ivanna Ortiz, 35. She is being held on a $10.2 million bail.
Man, 58, charged with crimes against humanity by the Met after 'murdering and torturing Syrian protesters in 2011'
The man allegedly led a group to suppress pro-democracy demonstrations in a suburb of Damascus at the start of what became the Syrian civil war.
Customers furious over new drink ranges from Costa and Starbucks - as they brand 'inauthentic' treats a 'scam'
The coffee chains have come up with drinks using the bright purple yam beloved throughout Southeast Asia , often used in desserts and sweet beverages.
Pedestrian dies in crash with car
The man was rushed to hospital with serious injuries last week
Trump furious at Israel for destroying Iran oil fields as crude surges and planned summit collapses
The White House is concerned that the IDF's focus on targeting civilian infrastructure could rally the Iranian population around the Islamic regime and drive up global oil prices.
Kentucky soldier, 26, is identified as seventh US service member killed by Iran in war-torn Middle East
Sergeant Benjamin N. Pennington, of Glendale, Kentucky, died during an Iranian strike at the Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia on March 1.
Thylane Blondeau is engaged: 'Most beautiful girl in the world' confirms she will marry French DJ Ben Attal as she shares snaps of his Greek proposal and her stunning ring
The model, famously labelled the most beautiful girl in the world by Vogue Enfants after entering the industry as a child, accepted Attal's proposal some two months on from the death of her stepfather.
Travel expert flies from Frankfurt to Mumbai on 'world's worst airline's' revamped aircraft to see whether it still deserves the title
Nicky Kelvin, The Points Guy's travel and points expert, alongside colleagues Medha Imam and Liam Spencer, flew on the heavily-criticised carrier's new plane.
Daily multivitamin may slow the body's ageing clock, major study suggests
Researchers found that older adults who took the supplements every day for two years aged more slowly at a cellular level.
Are YOU plagued by bizarre sleep paralysis 'demons'? New data reveals almost a million suffer the phenomenon - experts reveal the causes and simple solutions
A study published today by Hillarys found that approximately 980,000 people in the UK are affected by sleep paralysis, which can cause frightening night-time hallucinations.
The Office scene with Michael Scott that was so dark it was cut after being shown just once
The Office is known for its often hard-to-watch humor, but one scene was so difficult to stomach that it was only shown once before being wiped forever.
Inside the 'new Barcelona' - with £15 flights and sunshine in March
Located in Spain's Valencia region, this European city is lesser-known but offers great value trips with impressive architecture and plenty to explore.
Donald Trump warns Australia NOT to let Iran's female soccer stars return home after players made SOS signals: 'They'll most likely be killed'
Five members of the Iranian women's football team have left the team's training camp and have successfully sought refuge in Australia.
EV charger biz ELECQ zapped by ransomware crooks, customer contact data stolen
An attack on the company’s AWS platform may have exposed customers' names and home addresses
Exclusive ELECQ, maker of smart electric vehicle (EV) chargers, is warning customers that their personal details may have been stolen in a ransomware attack that encrypted and copied user data from its cloud systems.…
Angry Benfleet residents slam 'appalling' roadworks causing 'traffic chaos'
The road is being dug up by UK Power Networks to install new equipment "to improve network reliability"
AI Allows Hackers To Identify Anonymous Social Media Accounts, Study Finds
An anonymous reader quotes a report from the Guardian: AI has made it vastly easier for malicious hackers to identify anonymous social media accounts, a new study has warned. In most test scenarios, large language models (LLMs) -- the technology behind platforms such as ChatGPT -- successfully matched anonymous online users with their actual identities on other platforms, based on the information they posted. The AI researchers Simon Lermen and Daniel Paleka said LLMs make it cost effective to perform sophisticated privacy attacks, forcing a "fundamental reassessment of what can be considered private online".
In their experiment, the researchers fed anonymous accounts into an AI, and got it to scrape all the information it could. They gave a hypothetical example of a user talking about struggling at school, and walking their dog Biscuit through a "Dolores park." In that hypothetical case, the AI then searched elsewhere for those details and matched @anon_user42 to the known identity with a high degree of confidence. While this example was fictional, the paper's authors highlighted scenarios in which governments use AI to surveil dissidents and activists posting anonymously, or hackers are able to launch "highly personalized" scams.
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Six men charged with helping 'killer' flee the country after he stabbed a young father to death outside a five-star hotel appear in court
Blue Stevens, 24, was knifed in front of his girlfriend outside the five star Park Tower Hotel and Casino, near Harvey Nichols in Knightsbridge on July 9 last year.
Lorraine Kelly reveals she was 'brutally' sacked just weeks after giving birth - as viewers complained about her being visibly pregnant on screen
Speaking on the Daily Mail's Life of Bryony podcast, Lorraine, 66, revealed she was let go in 1994 after the station received complaints from viewers about her being visibly pregnant on screen.
The best sales that rival Prime prices ahead of Amazon's Spring Deal Days: shop expert picks from the John Lewis, Boots, Ninja and other big brand sales
If you aren't interested in scrolling thousands of Amazon's discounts, there are plenty of brands offering Amazon-style prices on everything from coffee machines to vacuums
Off-duty female police officers were 'letting their hair down' when they were caught up in a brawl with a mum and her three daughters, court hears
Rose Webb, Casey Jackson, Emma Dee Jackson and Billie Jo Jackson, allegedly kicked, punched and pulled out clumps of hair during the fight at the Cocktail Club on Shaftesbury Avenue.