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Figures obtained by The Mail on Sunday show that in 2025 the broadcaster probed email accounts 73 times, compared with just 42 incidents the previous year.

In spite of clear guidance on single sex spaces the Midlands Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust said there would 'no immediate changes' to its policies.

Video doorbell and CCTV footage captured the thieves stealing the sensors kept behind the VW emblem on the bonnet.

The pop superstar has been left nursing a jaw-dropping £11.9million loss on a Swiss mansion he bought from a golfing pal.

What to make of the Burnham bounce? Labour have found themselves ahead in recent polls - a situation hard to imagine even a few weeks ago.

It might sound bizarre, but an experiment has concluded that gently stroking a line along the inner forearm, between the wrist and the elbow, can significantly improve mood and happiness.

Around 400,000 to 700,000 people in the UK are thought to have the condition.

It's 50 years ago to the day since I started work and, apart from a compulsory week's break between jobs in 2006, I've been in continuous employment ever since.

This is despite Miatta Fahnbulleh championing Labour's decision to slap VAT on public school fees - a policy blamed for making private education unaffordable for thousands of other parents.

Robert Jenrick has told The Mail on Sunday town halls can 'wave goodbye to taxpayers' money' if they don't uphold the Supreme Court 's ruling that came into force last week.

Counter-terrorism police said they had 'identified a line of inquiry' about the attack which was 'not identified and pursued... at the time'.

Long-time Slashdot reader BrianFagioli is announcing that he's released a new iPhone app that creates a cryptographic witness for photos without uploading the original image. The app hashes the file, signs the hash using a dedicated identity stored in Apple Keychain, and publishes the witness to Nostr relays while keeping the photo inside the app unless the user chooses to export it. Rather than trying to determine whether a scene was genuine, the app — named Veridenz — answers a narrower question, by verifying whether a photo file matches the one that was originally witnessed. Users do not need a Nostr account because the app creates its own signing identity, keeping private documentation separate from a public Nostr profile. "The developer does not collect any data from this app," says its page in Apple's iPhone store. The app's tagline is "Capture. Prove. Verify."

Read more of this story at Slashdot.

Long-time Slashdot reader BrianFagioli is announcing that he's released a new iPhone app that creates a cryptographic witness for photos without uploading the original image. The app hashes the file, signs the hash using a dedicated identity stored in Apple Keychain, and publishes the witness to Nostr relays while keeping the photo inside the app unless the user chooses to export it. Rather than trying to determine whether a scene was genuine, the app — named Veridenz — answers a narrower question, by verifying whether a photo file matches the one that was originally witnessed. Users do not need a Nostr account because the app creates its own signing identity, keeping private documentation separate from a public Nostr profile. "The developer does not collect any data from this app," says its page in Apple's iPhone store. The free app's tagline is "Capture. Prove. Verify."

Read more of this story at Slashdot.

The latest AI breakthrough has all the makings of a terrifying disaster movie.

The man on the British Airways flight from Heathrow to Las Vegas had to be physically restrained by a brave female flight attendant who repeatedly asked him to 'stay seated'.

The 38-year-old actress took to Instagram to post a carousel featuring 49-year-old Reynolds, their kids and friends at a July 29 Liverpool Football Club vs Wrexham AFC soccer match.

The film star described the desecration at Basra War Cemetery in southern Iraq as 'utterly shameful'. Her grandfather is one of those whose headstone was removed and used to make a grave.

The influencer, 16, and herhusband Noah Price are set to put their marriage to their test after reportedly signing up for I'm A Celebrity's spin-off in Canada.

But there is one enterprise that BBC Dragons' Den star Steven Bartlett is less vocal about - upsetting the locals in South Africa by driving up property prices.

The Prime Minister faced claims that he would ditch Sir Keir Starmer's policy of putting the national flag at the heart of the party's image.