'British hero' pulled Flydubai hijack jet out of 'death plunge' after 'jihadist' pilot stabbed fellow crewman and tried to crash plane
The victim, now named as captain Smit Machchhar (pictured), was hailed for saving the lives of those 174 passengers on board.
MI5 warns Cambridge and other universities to stop working with China on key technologies or face prosecution for helping its spies
The security service has called out 100 British academics taking funding from China's Ministry of State Security (MSS) for research on sensitive topics such as artificial intelligence (AI).
Women judge each other on their nails and I'll admit I'm a snob. Nail art is naff - but that's not even the worst kind: CLARE FOGES
The type of female nail which disposes me most warmly to the bearer is bitten, chipped or broken, since that is the natural state of mine and I feel a kinship with these women.
The £245,000 Liverpool semi Andy Burnham's gran bought... and 'changed his family's fortunes forever'
It was a very personal origin story that Prime Minister Andy Burnham led off with in his first address to Labour conference as party leader.
Queen Mary's secret visit to Australia six months after her father John Donaldson died
Queen Mary has quietly returned to Australia with King Frederik for an intensely personal reason.
Beware the giant googly eyes! Scientists deploy 'floating scarecrows' off the coast of Cornwall to deter seagulls
The floating scarecrow, also known as the Looming Eye Buoy (LEB), is designed to save seabirds from getting caught in fishing nets.
Rihanna's alleged house shooter indicted on attempted murder charge as she faces life in prison
Ivanna Lisette Ortiz, 36, was also charged with 10 counts of assault with an assault weapon, and three counts of shooting at an inhabited dwelling or camper.
Supreme Court clears way for Tennessee to carry out Christa Pike's death sentence in state's first execution of a woman in 200 years
Teenage killer Christa Pike has been cleared for execution after the United States Supreme Court overruled a last-minute stay of her death.
The Traitors' most villainous contestant Paul Gorton reveals what the celebrity Faithfuls should do if they want to win the show
Paul, 39, appeared on series two of the civilian show, where he was made a Traitor on day one and managed to throw a host of Faithfuls under the bus before he was banished.
Claudia Winkleman reveals Celebrity Traitors bosses have banned her from wearing 'jangly jewellery' and 'noisy fabric' in case it gives the game away
The presenter's outfits have become almost as talked-about as the twists and betrayals on the hit show.
Azure maintenance mess disrupted hybrid clouds, VPNs, cloudy VMware services
Microsoft broke its own cloud but isn’t sure how
Catherine Zeta-Jones defends her 'nepo babies' with Michael Douglas as they go into showbiz... after son Dylan, 26, was humiliated in TV debate
The Welsh actress told AARP Magazine: 'We told them all the [Hollywood] horror stories to see if their passion for the art and the craft was genuine.'
Hattie Dynevor looks pretty in her flowy pink maid of honour dress as she shares unseen snaps from sister Phoebe's Bridgerton-esque wedding in Provence
Hattie Dynevor looked pretty in her pink maid of honour dress as she shared unseen snaps from her sister Phoebe's Bridgerton-esque wedding in Provence last month.
Warning over Ozempic NAILS - risk of fingernails falling off is four times higher in jab users, study finds
Weight loss jabs increase the risk of painful and unsightly nail problems, with nail detachment more than four times as common in fat jab users.
MICHELLE DYSON: Families are at breaking point - this is a seismic opportunity that has to succeed
About 70 per cent of older care home residents are estimated to be living with dementia, and so we cannot have a meaningful debate about social care reform without talking about dementia.
We can't re-run old arguments, Burnham told Leave-voting Makerfield
When he was campaigning to be elected by the people of Leave-voting Makerfield, Andy Burnham could not have been clearer - he did not want Brexit on the ballot paper.
The Morning Poll: What should Britain's future relationship with the EU look like?
Andy Burnham used his conference speech yesterday to blame Brexit for many of Britain's problems.
2026 has been a 'devastating year' for Switzerland's glaciers - with several lost forever, study warns
This year has been 'devastating' for Switzerland's glaciers, scientists from ETH Zurich have warned.
Google Unveils Gemini 4 Argon, Retaking Benchmark Lead Over OpenAI and Anthropic
Google has unveiled Gemini 4 Argon, a new frontier AI model that it says leads or ties rivals on 13 of 18 disclosed benchmarks. The model is initially being released only to trusted cyber defenders and select pre-release testers, with broader availability planned later. VentureBeat reports: Google is not claiming that Gemini 4 Argon wins every benchmark. But across the benchmark table disclosed in the company's embargoed materials, Argon posts the highest score, or ties for the highest score, in more categories than GPT-6 Astra or Claude Opus 5.5. Across the 18 benchmarks Google disclosed, Argon leads outright on 12 and ties for first on one. GPT-6 Astra leads outright on three and ties Argon on one. Claude Opus 5.5 leads outright on two. That makes Argon the leading frontier model by total number of benchmark leads or top scores in Google's comparison set, even though the results show a still-close race in which OpenAI and Anthropic retain advantages in several important technical categories.
[...] The result is a more nuanced claim than "best model across the board." Argon appears to have the broadest top-score profile among the three frontier models in Google's disclosed comparison, but GPT-6 Astra remains ahead in several software, science-terminal and computer-use tasks, while Claude Opus 5.5 remains ahead in terminal-agent and post-training workflows. For enterprise buyers, that means model choice is still workload-dependent, even if Argon now gives Google its strongest claim yet to overall frontier leadership by benchmark count. [...] Argon also expands Google's output ceiling. The company says the model supports an industry-leading 1 million output tokens, up from a previous 64,000-token limit. That is a notable distinction for agentic software engineering, audit, migration and legal-review workloads where the value of a model often depends on how long it can sustain a chain of work before handing control back to a human.
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Paedophile fireman with up to 20 aliases walks free from court after breaching sexual harm order for the 12th time
Jason Brown escaped jail, receiving a suspended sentence and a £500 fine for breaching a sexual harm prevention order, despite repeatedly changing his name to hide his criminal past.