Plans for the world's first octopus 'megafarm' are CANCELLED amid concerns the 'sentient' animals can feel pain and emotions
Plans for the world's first octopus 'megafarm' have been cancelled amid a flurry of ethical and environmental concerns.
Albanian drug dealer, 38, was not deported 'because his daughter wets the bed'
Shpresim Koka, 38, told the court in 2025 that the girl needed 'therapeutic intervention' due to her accidents - which worsened during his time in jail.
British Army finds a new eye in the sky after Watchkeeper woes
Tekever AR5 drone regarded as more up-to-date answer to provide battlefield surveillance for soldiers
Meghan's low-key weekend! Duchess carts around a trolley full of flowers during visit to garden centre after sharing behind-the-scenes clip from her MasterChef Australia appearance
The Duchess of Sussex wheeled around a trolley of flowers as she enjoyed a lowkey day at the garden centre - after appearing as a guest judge on MasterChef earlier last week.
1000-lb Sisters star Tammy Slaton's rollercoaster life after 500lb weight loss, surviving carbon monoxide poisoning, losing husband Caleb, and getting engaged to girlfriend Andrea - all before turning 40
It's been six years since Tammy burst onto screens with sister Amy on the TLC series,. Yet in that short period, Tammy has gone through more than many would in a lifetime.
Remarkable new video shows Lindsey Graham celebrating after convincing Trump to strike Iran... as extraordinary exchange with Netanyahu about 'dragging US into another conflict' is revealed
The late Senator Lindsey Graham once described how he 'almost cried' when the United States first struck Iran at the end of February.
Couple who ditched the UK for New Zealand say move was 'completely worth it' due to 'safer' lifestyle and 'beautiful' scenery - despite earning less and working 60 hours a week
Liv Dainton, 27, and her partner Cameron Ellenor, also 27, originally from Northallerton, North Yorkshire, ditched the UK for Queenstown, New Zealand in February 2025.
Danny Cipriani and fiancee AnnaLynne McCord ask wedding guests to pay for their big day as they launch 'tacky and distasteful' crowdfunding page
Danny Cipriani and his bride-to-be AnnaLynne McCord are asking guests to pay for their wedding using a crowdfunding site after getting engaged last year.
OpenAI's Hugging Face debacle makes a great case for open models
If you think OpenAI and Anthropic are the only ones with these capabilities, think again
Count Binface vows Clacton 'to host Eurovision' in 20-point manifesto
The joke candidate launched a 20-point manifesto for Clacton ahead of the by-election next month and vowed to cap Flake ice creams to 99p and to move Parliament to Weeley
Heat health warning upgraded for Essex as heatwave returns
The UK Health Security Agency has warned that 'significant impacts are likely'
Private ambulance company base affected by Highlands Farm explosion
Patient Focused Ambulance (PFA), a private ambulance service, have had their base damaged by the explosion at Highlands Farm on Friday.
Private ambulance company base affected by Highlands Farm explosion
Patient Focused Ambulance (PFA), a private ambulance service, have had their base damaged by the explosion at Highlands Farm on Friday.
'KVM Chainsaw' Expected to Hit Linux 7.3 For Dealing with 'God Data Structure'
An anonymous reader shared this report from Phoronix:
A patch series that appears destined for the upcoming Linux 7.3 merge window is what's dubbed the "KVM Chainsaw" as a major code clean-up in dealing with the kvm_mmu "god data structure". Red Hat engineer and KVM maintainer Paolo Bonzini has merged the kvm-chainsaw branch to KVM's "next" Git branch. With this KVM Chainsaw work now in the next branch, it should be submitted for the upcoming Linux 7.3 cycle.
The KVM Chainsaw work deals with the kvm_mmu structure being overloaded with multiple uses and splits it down into three parts for better handling current KVM usage. Paolo explains of KVM Chainsaw with the merge to the KVM.git next branch:
"The kvm_mmu is a "god data structure" that includes three different tasks: describing the guest page table's format, walking the guest page tables and building the page tables. This means that the (already poorly named) nested_mmu is only used in part, since it has no page tables to construct. Furthermore, some parts are reused across guest and host page tables (such as the reserved bits detector) but others are not; for example permission_fault is replaced by simplified code such as is_executable_pte().
This series cleans this up by splitting kvm_mmu in three parts...
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NASA scientist who retrained as investment adviser before blowing clients' cash on luxury holidays is ordered to repay £650,000
John Burford, 86, generated in excess of £1million from more than 100 punters over three years in a bogus investment scheme he called 'Tramline Trader'.
Microsoft seeks Supreme Court lifeline in pre-owned license battle
£270M ValueLicensing case remains mostly paused while Redmond pursues permission to appeal
Part-time sprinter - and UEFA employee who worked at Tottenham - stuns Glasgow by winning 100m Commonwealths heat
Elliot Jones, 28, was called in as a late replacement for England after Louis Hinchcliffe pulled out of the competition last week.
The £1,200 device which could replace Viagra: Handheld 'games console' that turbo charges intimate tissue to reverse erectile dysfunction
Called VerticaPro, the gadget resembles a hand-held games console with a hole in the middle, attached to a mobile power unit.
Why Bamburgh keeps being crowned Britain's best seaside spot - with wild dunes, a castle and no crowds
Forget crowded resorts and busy seafronts: Bamburgh offers something increasingly hard to find: space, quiet and a truly unspoilt coastline.
Heat health alert upgraded for Essex with greater 'risk to life'
A yellow heat health alert issued by the UKHSA has been upgraded to amber as temperatures continue to rise in Essex.