Afghan man 'stabbed two-year-old and a man to death while attacking a group of toddlers' in Germany
An Afghan man deemed psychologically ill faced a German court on Thursday over a deadly knife attack on a group of toddlers that his defence lawyer labelled the 'deed of a madman'.
Flight attendant dies after being 'forced' to work while sick
During the September flight from Milan to Taipei, the cabin crew member allegedly told their superior they felt unwell - but medical assistance wasn't requested in the air or on the ground.
Moment drone drops package into Wandsworth prison as criminals get deliveries of drugs, takeaways, phones and weapons straight to their cells
A group of drones flew over what appeared to be impenetrable walls at HMP Wandsworth in the middle of the night, despite warning signs surrounding the prison.
Trump plans Ukraine 'victory fund' paid for by tariffs on China - and claims India's PM has agreed to stop buying Russian oil as the US President piles pressure on Putin to end his war
Under the proposal, Chinese imports could face a 500 per cent tariff, with the revenue directed to weapons and aid for Ukraine's armed forces.
Tesco recalls gluten-free breadcrumbs due to contamination with wheat
Tesco has issued an urgent recall for packets of its gluten-free white breadcrumbs due to contamination with wheat.
The Essex high street where all banks shut set for 'banking hub' in closed down Lloyds
The area's MP said it would be a 'great day' for the town when it opens
GrapheneOS Finally Ready To Break Free From Pixels
GrapheneOS, the privacy-focused Android fork once exclusive to Google Pixels, is partnering with a major Android OEM to bring its hardened, de-Googled OS to Snapdragon-powered flagship phones. Android Authority reports: Until now, GrapheneOS has been available only on Pixel phones, making Google's flagships popular among privacy enthusiasts, journalists, and, as a Spanish police report suggested earlier this year, even organized crime groups in Catalonia. But that Pixel exclusivity may end by 2026 or 2027. GrapheneOS revealed in a Reddit thread that it has been working with a "major Android OEM" since June 2025 to enable official support for "future versions of their existing models." These devices will reportedly use flagship Snapdragon chips, a notable shift from Google's in-house Tensor processors.
The project explained that only Pixels have met its strict security and update requirements so far. However, the new partnership suggests that another OEM is finally matching those standards. GrapheneOS also hinted that the mysterious partner's devices will be "priced similarly to Pixels" and available globally as part of the brand's standard lineup.
Read more of this story at Slashdot.
Mind the gap – in mobile coverage: UK train signal to stay patchy till 2030
Minister pins hopes on low Earth orbit satellites to plug crap rail connectivity
Data-hungry rail passengers will have to wait until at least 2030 before getting something like universal mobile data coverage across the UK, a minister confirmed this week.…
Colchester Royal Grammar School under fire for 'disadvantaging local boys'
CRGS remains the only grammar school in the Essex selective schools consortium without a catchment area policy.
Colchester Royal Grammar School under fire for 'disadvantaging local boys'
CRGS remains the only grammar school in the Essex selective schools consortium without a catchment area policy.
Vivienne Westwood's granddaughter wages war on the brand: Why Cora Corré is 'deeply unhappy' with label over 'homophobia' and Saudi plans
'She always taught me to stand up for what is right and that will never waiver', said the granddaughter (left) of British designer, Vivienne Westwood. (right)
Ex-Premier League star reveals he quit England for just £2,000 a month in Dubai's third division because 'I don't want my children growing up where you can't wear a watch and get arrested for tweeting'
The 33-year-old, whose list of former employers includes Liverpool and Newcastle, stressed that his switch to the United Arab Emirates third tier was driven by necessity.
Sweden to begin stockpiling food as it prepares for war and admits there is a risk the country could be 'completely cut off' by Putin
Sweden is set to begin stockpiling food as it prepares for war, with top ministers admitting there is a risk that the nation may be 'completely cut off' by Vladimir Putin.
Listed - North and mid-Essex fireworks displays to celebrate Bonfire Night
This year has an impressive array of events and fireworks displays all across north and mid-Essex to celebrate Bonfire Night.
Two Egyptian men and an Iranian are charged with raping woman on Brighton beach
Three men - Abdulla Ahmadi, 25, an Iranian national from Crewe, Karin Al-Danasurt, 20, and Ibrahim Alshafe, 25, Egyptian men living in Horsham - were arrested.
Shopping for your winter coat? Look no further than the ARKET X Barbour collaboration
The British arbiter of waxed cotton jackets and countryside glamour, Barbour, has chosen to collaborate with ARKET this autumn.
Thousands of LNER train passengers are latest hacking victims as they are told their data has been stolen in major cyber security breach
The train operator, whose services run from London to Edinburgh , revealed that hackers gained access to its customer communication database last month following a 'security incident'.
Meghan Markle's making power moves like Victoria Beckham and Gwyneth Paltrow with her wardrobe, JANE TIPPETT reveals
The Duchess's Paris Fashion Week debut, a reportedly secret Vogue meeting, glowing new look and a designer wardrobe.
Where's hot in January? The top 7 destinations for winter sun revealed - and some are only a few hours from the UK
Jetting off in dreary January isn't just a welcome break from the winter chill back home; it also offers low-season prices and crowd-free sightseeing.
Chilling moment Manchester synagogue attacker sets off from home on his way to kill
The 35-year-old is filmed emerging out of Langley Crescent, Prestwich, before joining Old Bury Road in his Black Kia Picanto on October 2.