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Stacey Hatfield passed away on September 29 after suffering what her husband described as an 'extremely rare complication' following the birth of her son.

Alert says financial account information lifted from systems

Auction house Sotheby's says it was breached on July 24, and those behind the intrusion stole an unspecified amount of data, including Social Security numbers and financial account information.…

Baby Freddie and his twin brother Charlie were born prematurely - four months ahead of their expected arrival

Plus: Ransomware posing as Teams installer, Cisco 0-day exploit to drop rootkit, and European cops bust SIM-box service

INFOSEC IN BRIEF  Engineer David Dodda says he was just "30 seconds away" from running malware on his own computer after nearly falling victim to a North Korea-type job interview scam with a "legitimate" blockchain company. …

Miriam Margolyes says she turned down The Celebrity Traitors as she 'can't think of anything I'd rather less do'.

Andrew, 65, last week announced he would no longer use his titles after speaking with his brother King Charles amid increasing pressure over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

Once more into the, er, breach?

The UK's Armed Forces veterans are being tasked with one last mission – proving the government can successfully roll out a digital ID card scheme.…

The Place For Plants, in Mill Road, East Bergholt, has been selling beautiful trees, plants and flowers to green-thumbed customers for 30 years.

It's all agents and LLMs in Vegas, and even legacy users can partake

As Oracle pounds the market with AI announcements across cloud infrastructure, applications, and data analytics, experts have warned that users' path to adoption remains uncertain.…

Whether it's a small splash of tea or a puddle from a leaking plant pot, moisture can quietly ruin your cordless, upright or robot vacuum from the inside out.

Landlords in London's West End are claiming that commercial properties are 'snail farms' and therefore exempt from paying tax as a 'fish farm or agricultural use' property.

Kevin Costner's ex-wife Christine Baumgartner has married his former friend Josh Connor, less than two years after splitting from the Hollywood icon.

ValueLicensing dispute probes whether Office counts as a creative work

The long-running legal battle between ValueLicensing and Microsoft over the resale of software licenses has taken another turn following Microsoft's attempt to make the case about copyright.…

Taking to her Instagram Stories Posh, 51, shared a clip of the former footballer, 50, as he whipped up a banquet for their visiting parents.

ESSEX Eurovision star Sam Ryder released his second album on Friday, and celebrated with purchasing Lego.

Lord Kinnock delivered a stark message about the lack of 'basic political skills' in No10 amid rising alarm about the damage from policy bungles and scandals.

Former Reds striker Jota was killed in a road accident alongside his brother Andre Silva in early July and Klopp said he sat in silence for a long time after finding out the devastating news.

Faida Elhabib, 31, of Luton, Bedfordshire, stole nearly £3,000 worth of items from Magdalen College and damaged extremely rare plants at Oxford's Botanic Gardens, a court heard.

Just 12,322 chargers have been installed so far this year - or 45 a day - compared with 19,834 across 2024 or 54 a day.

"The gig economy is facing a reckoning," argues Business Insider's BI Today newsletter." Two stories this past week caught my eye. Uber unveiled a new way for its drivers to earn money. No, not by giving rides, but by helping train the ride-sharing company's AI models instead. On the same day, Waymo announced a partnership with DoorDash to test driverless grocery and meal deliveries. Both moves point toward the same future: one where the very workers who built the gig economy may soon find themselves training the technology that replaces them. Uber's new program allows drivers to earn cash by completing microtasks, such as taking photos and uploading audio clips, that aim to improve the company's AI systems. For drivers, it's a way to diversify income. For Uber, it's a way to accelerate its automated future. There's an irony here. By helping Uber strengthen its AI, drivers could be accelerating the very driverless world they fear... Uber already offers autonomous rides in Waymo vehicles in Atlanta and Austin, and plans to expand. Meanwhile, Waymo is rolling out its pilot partnership with DoorDash [for driverless grocery/meal deliveries] starting in Phoenix.

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