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Locals were left 'stunned' after the 300-year-old thatched cottage, which featured on the front cover of a book about local history, was demolished in July last year.

Telecoms coalition wants to avoid another 5G-style vendor scramble with early security guardrails

A group of Western governments has launched a fresh bid to shape 6G before it's even standardized, unveiling a set of security and resilience principles to bake supply chain controls and cyber safeguards into the next generation of mobile networks.…

This Morning host, 51, has undergone an incredible five-year transformation in which she dropped around 11 stone through changes to her diet and exercise.

Holidaymakers to Spain have been issued a warning after 82 cases of mpox clade Ib were reported. Mpox spreads through close contact, causing fever, aches, exhaustion, and a rash.

Located in Fuerteventura, this beautiful resort town has plenty to offer in March - including warm temperatures and reasonable prices.

The Harry Potter actor could see two huge housing estates erected close to his new Grade II listed property in the town of Frome.

Sir Michael Moritz, a venture capitalist, investor and author, has claimed Britain is 'far more hostile than the US' towards its Jewish community.

Adolescence star Stephen Graham has said he is sick of arrogant Hollywood co-stars' prima donna behaviour on set.

Europe may face the wrath of Iranian missiles thanks to Trump's targeted decapitation of Iran's military, an expert has warned. 

Risk management? Continuity plan if our provider disappears? We've heard of these things

AI adoption is moving too rapidly say senior tech leaders, as the pressure to deploy clashes with risk management and compliance concerns.…

Escalating tensions around the Strait of Hormuz have sparked queues for petrol across the West, with long lines forming at stations today as drivers scrambled to fill up amid fears of further price rises.

The couple were filmed driving off in a vintage Ferrari on a picturesque coastal road, with Saint Mleux, 23, wearing a white dress and holding flowers and the driver decked out in a white suit.

Lance Corporal Joe Spencer, 24, was killed instantly on a sniper exercise in the Scottish Highlands when his rifle suddenly fired through his chin and out of the top of his head.

Spring doesn't just call for a wardrobe refresh - it's the perfect time for a scent shake-up, too.

One person has died and another has been injured after a train crashed into a car at a level crossing. 

AI-first editors and agent-driven tooling intensify competition in the IDE market

The Open VSX registry, used for installing extensions in editors compatible with Visual Studio Code (VS Code), will run on Amazon Web Services (AWS) infrastructure in Europe as part of a "strategic investment" from the cloud giant.…

In a tribute released on the fifth anniversary of her death, Susan Everard described how her daughter 'added to the beauty of the world'.

AI browsing agent left local files open for the taking

If you wanted to steal local files from someone using Perplexity's Comet browser, until last month you could just schedule the theft by sending your victim a calendar event.…

An anonymous reader shares a CTech article with the caption: "A brilliantly executed operation." From the report: Years before the air strike that killed Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Israeli intelligence had been quietly mapping the daily rhythms of Tehran. According to reporting by the Financial Times (paywalled), nearly all of the Iranian capital's traffic cameras had been hacked years earlier, their footage encrypted and transmitted to Israeli servers. One camera angle near Pasteur Street, close to Khamenei's compound, allowed analysts to observe the routines of bodyguards and drivers: where they parked, when they arrived and whom they escorted. That data was fed into complex algorithms that built what intelligence officials call a "pattern of life," detailed profiles including addresses, work schedules and, crucially, which senior officials were being protected and transported. The surveillance stream was one of hundreds feeding Israel's intelligence system, which combines signals interception from Unit 8200, human assets recruited by the Mossad and large-scale data analysis by military intelligence. When US and Israeli intelligence determined that Khamenei would attend a Saturday morning meeting at his compound, the opportunity was judged unusually favorable. Two people familiar with the operation told the FT that US intelligence provided confirmation from a human source that the meeting was proceeding as planned, a level of certainty required for a target of such magnitude. Israeli aircraft, reportedly airborne for hours, fired as many as 30 precision munitions. The strike was carried out in daylight, which the Israeli military said created tactical surprise despite heightened Iranian alertness. The Financial Times reports that the assassination was a political decision as much as a technological feat. Even during last year's 12-day war, when Israeli strikes killed more than a dozen Iranian nuclear scientists and senior military officials and disabled air defences through cyber operations and drones, Israel did not attempt to kill Khamenei. The capability to do so, however, had been built over decades. Former Mossad official Sima Shine told the FT that Israel's strategic focus on Iran dates back to a 2001 directive from then-prime minister Ariel Sharon instructing intelligence chief Meir Dagan to make the Islamic Republic the priority target. What distinguishes the latest operation, according to the FT, is the scale of automation. Target tracking that once required painstaking visual confirmation has increasingly been handled by algorithm-driven systems parsing billions of data points. One person familiar with the process described it as an "assembly line with a single product: targets." Further reading: America Used Anthropic's AI for Its Attack On Iran, One Day After Banning It

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Police were called to the supermarket early this morning (March 3)