Jennifer Lopez shocks audience by admitting she was ready to 'give up' after third divorce during concert
The singer stunned the audience when she admitted she was ready 'to give up on it all' following the end of her third marriage to Marc Anthony, 57
Man appears in court charged with manslaughter as it is claimed domestic abuse of woman, 36, contributed to her suicide
Gillian Morand, 36, died in south-east London in March 2020, and an inquest ruled that her death was suicide.
Plastic surgeons weigh in on Eva Mendes and Ryan Gosling's new looks after being branded 'unrecognizable'
Eva Mendes and husband Ryan Gosling made a rare appearance on Thursday's episode of the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon - but fans couldn't help but notice the duo's very youthful faces.
Katie Price's new husband Lee Andrews gets her firstborn Harvey's name tattooed on his hand - despite not meeting him yet
The ex glamour model, 47, shocked fans when she married the businessman, 43, in the country last month following a whirlwind 'one-week' romance.
Military GPS Jamming is Interfering with the Navigation Systems of Commercial Ships
"Within 24 hours of the first US-Israeli strikes on Iran, ships in the region's waters found their navigation systems had gone haywire," reports CNN, "erroneously indicating that the vessels were at airports, a nuclear power plant and on Iranian land.
"The location confusion was a result of widespread jamming and spoofing of signals from global positioning satellite systems."
Used by all sides in conflict zones to disrupt the paths of drones and missiles, the process involves militaries and affiliated groups intentionally broadcasting high-intensity radio signals in the same frequency bands used by navigation tools. Jamming results in the disruption of a vehicle's satellite-based positioning while spoofing leads to navigation systems reporting a false location. Though commercial vessels are not the target, the electronic interference disrupted the navigation systems of more than 1,100 commercial ships in UAE, Qatari, Omani and Iranian waters on February 28, according to a report from Windward, a shipping intelligence firm. Jamming and spoofing also slowed marine traffic moving through the Strait of Hormuz, a congested shipping lane that handles roughly 20% of the world's oil and gas exports and where precise navigation is essential, Windward's data showed.... Daily incidents have more than doubled, rising from 350 when the conflict began to 672 by March 2, the firm reported.
As use of this warfare tactic grows, experts worry the impacts could reach far beyond battlespaces.... In June 2025, electronic interference with navigation systems was thought to be a factor in the collision between two oil tankers, Adalynn and Front Eagle, off the coast of the UAE... The number of global positioning system signal loss events affecting aircraft increased by 220% between 2021 and 2024, according to data from the International Air Transport Association. Last year, IATA said that the aviation industry must act to stay ahead of the threat.
Cockpits are seeing their navigation displays "literally drift away from reality," said a commercial pilot, who didn't want to be identified because he was not permitted to speak publicly. He said that he and his colleagues have experienced map shifts, where the aircraft location appears to move up to 1 mile away from the actual flight path, false altitude information that leads to phantom "pull up" commands, and systems suggesting an aircraft was on a taxiway, a path that connects runways with various airport facilities, when taking off. These incidents force pilots to rely on manual actions that increase workload, often during the most exhausting points of long-haul flights, he said.
"Alternative navigational tools that don't rely on GPS, but instead harness quantum technology, are also in development," the article points out, "but remain a long way off operational use."
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Newly-engaged Aryna Sabalenka wears eye-popping diamond engagement ring DURING her first-round win at Indian Wells
Aryna Sabalenka joked that she hoped her gigantic engagement ring put off her opponent, as she wore it during her first-round win at Indian Wells.
The luxury party planner of Ibiza revealed: He's the fixer for the smart set who blow £700k a weekend. Now he tells JANE FRYER secrets of their outrageous spending and demands, the astonishing clean-up... and wild hangover cure
Every year, more than ten million tourists flock to Ibiza's sunny shores. A lot come to get very drunk in very few clothes on the infamous San Antonio Strip.
Trapped Brits face more chaos trying to get out of Dubai after deadly Iran drone strike closes airport
British travellers were among those left stranded as flights were halted and terminals evacuated, leaving many scrambling to find a way out of the UAE.
Leonardo DiCaprio's girlfriend Vittoria Ceretti cuts a stylish figure in a black tweed jacket as she steps out during Paris Fashion Week
Leonardo DiCaprio's girlfriend Vittoria Ceretti cut a stylish figure as she arrived at her hotel in Paris, France on Saturday.
The ‘astonishing’ Essex commuter town with affordable family homes and lovely countryside
It's got great commuter links, affordable family homes and is surrounded by stunning greenery
Hitman in jail for gangland execution poses with his girlfriend in a snap taken by a PRISON GUARD
Taylor Meanley was just 17 when he fired a shotgun at 20-year-old Lewis Williams in what prosecutors called 'a planned execution'.
SARAH VINE: When I booked a psychic appointment under a false name, I wasn't expecting much. But she told me things I've never said publicly. Hearing these secrets revealed utterly shook me - and I'm now rethinking my future
In the so-called modern world, what place is there for tarot cards and crystals? Surely cold, hard science has all the answers? I've never had a professional reading. I'm intrigued to know more.
I was tortured by psoriasis for 20 years. Then I finally found a simple cure that really works - and it saw me lose 3 stone too WITHOUT medication. Everyone plagued by itchy red skin patches should make these easy lifestyle tweaks
For two decades, Janine Price suffered with agonising, itchy red patches across her body and debilitatingly painful joints.
Tragic royal Thomas Kingston's investment firm owed £8m it couldn't pay back when he shot himself
Thomas Kingston, a high flying financier who married into the Royal Family, died from self-inflicted shotgun wounds and his family linked his death to side effects from some medication.
Leftist demonstrators chant 'victory to Iran' as thousands march on US Embassy in London demanding an end to the bombing
There was a dramatic confrontation when a counter-demonstrator chanted 'terrorist supporters and communist scum off our streets' as the march made its way through central London.
Seagate Just Unleashed 44TB Hard Drives
"Seagate says it is now shipping its Mozaic 4+ HAMR-based hard drives at up to 44TB per drive," writes Slashdot reader BrianFagioli, "with production deployments already underway at two hyperscale cloud providers.
"The company claims the platform is the only heat-assisted magnetic recording [HAMR] implementation currently operating at scale, and it is targeting a path from today's 4+TB per disk toward 10TB per disk, eventually enabling 100TB-class drives."
In a one-exabyte deployment, Seagate estimates Mozaic could improve infrastructure efficiency by roughly 47% compared to standard 30TB drives, cutting both footprint and energy consumption... HAMR uses a tiny laser to heat the disk surface during writes, allowing higher recording density without sacrificing stability. With most major cloud storage providers reportedly qualified on the Mozaic platform, Seagate is positioning spinning disks, not flash, as the long-term answer for cost-effective AI-scale data growth.
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Andrew's descent from 'six feet of sex appeal' to seedy middle aged man who frequented Thailand's red light district with Epstein
The ex-Duke of York, 66, was even considered to be one of The Firm's 'burgeoning assets' during his teenage years, according to royal author Tina Brown.
Explosive secrets of the Rooneys' marital strife: How Wayne's 'unforgiven' over latest indiscretion. The 'grip of addictions' that have friends worried. Coleen's utter fury - and where she lays the blame, all revealed by ALISON BOSHOFF
We've been here before with Coleen Rooney. Wayne has let her down, and the wedding ring has come off. Once, she reportedly went as far as to move out of the marital home.
DAN HODGES: Starmer is the cause of confusion about the Middle East. This is what I've discovered happened in a key meeting over whether to support the US
What are the war aims? No, not Donald Trump's. Instead, I mean what are Britain's war aims? Last Saturday it seemed clear. It was to sit this one out. But since then Sir Keir has begun to stumble.
PETER HITCHENS: Warmongers MUST heed the lessons of the Iraq fiasco - this is not a humanitarian conflict. They want to fight, but our navy is a pathetic remnant of what it was. We have no ships, no men and no money
I offer this column to the many patriotic British people who may be a bit confused as to how we have become tangled up in yet another war of choice in the Middle East.