Filing a tax return is more exciting than this nonsensical spy thriller: CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews The Undeclared War
The Undeclared War, starring Hannah Khalique-Brown, Simon Pegg and Sian Brooke, returns for season 2 on Channel 4.
Mind my pet... lion: Crocs and an elephant also among animals kept in homes
Research by wildlife charity Born Free shows more than 2,200 animals classed as 'dangerous', including pit vipers, tigers and crocodiles, are being legally kept in homes.
Bed-blocking cost NHS £2.66billion last year after delayed discharges surged when ministers 'took their eye off the ball'
An average of 13,000 patients a day remained stuck in hospital despite being declared well enough to leave, with the number rising 70 per cent in five years, Age UK says.
The truth nobody wants to admit: Chinese or not, open models are competitive now
Hey Uncle Sam, if you thought GPT-5.6 and Claude Fable 5 were scary, get a load of Kimi K3
Tom Holland gives a rare insight into how he and wife Zendaya use an app to find the best restaurants during their global press tours
Tom Holland has revealed how he and wife Zendaya use an app to find the best spots to hang out in during their global The Odyssey press tour.
Cate Blanchett wins planning battle to create grand garden at her £1.6million Cornish 'Hollywood on Sea' eco-home
The Oscar-winning actress built her five-bed property in Mawgan Porth after she got planning permission to knock down the £1.6million cottage she bought with her husband Andrew Upton in 2022.
Poppy Delevingne shows off her toned figure in black bikini as she poses in her hotel room on sun-soaked trip
Poppy Delevingne looked incredible as she showed off her sizzling figure in a black bikini while posing up a storm in her hotel room on holiday.
Pensioner, 74, 'strangled woman' at We Will Rock You musical starring Brian May, court hears
Malcolm Potier, 74, allegedly attacked Kirsty O'Donnell, 51, during a press night at the London Coliseum on June 7, 2023.
Airbus Migrating 70 Critical Apps From AWS to France's Scaleway
Airbus is moving 70 critical applications from AWS to French cloud provider Scaleway as part of a broader digital sovereignty push to keep sensitive data "under European control." Eventually, the migration will cover 900 applications, including ERP, CRM, manufacturing execution, and product lifecycle management systems. Airbus says it will, however, continue using U.S. providers for less sensitive workloads. "We do not intend to move away from all non European solutions; we balance our choices based on the criticality of the data," the company said. The Register reports: Catherine Jestin, head of digital at Airbus, told us on Thursday: "The selection of Scaleway is a combination of a very strong technical answer and a very strong commercial offer making it competitive compared to hyperscalers' public cloud offerings. In addition, Scaleway is committed to involving Airbus in the definition of its future product roadmap." "The objective is to host Airbus's most critical applications (those required for the Minimum Viable Company). This represents 900 applications and we will start with 70 of them today hosted on AWS."
Applications being sent to Scaleway include ERP, manufacturing execution systems, CRM, and product lifecycle management. Finding a cloud provider to host its most sensitive applications for defense and industrial workloads was not a certainty when the process began, Airbus told us last year, because European cloud providers do not have the scale of their US rivals.
Jestin said Airbus will continue to work with AWS. Skywise, a platform that aggregates and analyzes aviation data, and Case Management Assistant for customers' technical queries will continue to be hosted by AWS. In a statement, she said: "By integrating a trusted, high performance, cloud environment that keeps our critical data assets shielded from foreign extraterritorial laws, we are ensuring that our digital infrastructure keeps pace with our aerospace innovation, while maintaining control and resilience of our industrial operations."
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Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz say 'we do everything together' as they share snap running on the SAME treadmill from her close friends story
They regularly shared their devotion towards one another online with loved-up snaps and gushing statements about their marriage on Instagram.
Chloe Lewis and Dan Edgar are pictured together for the FIRST TIME as they cosy up on romantic night out... one year after finding love
Chloe Lewis and Dan Edgar have been pictured together for the first time since they struck up a romance in June last year.
Moment 'pickpocket' is pinned down by furious tourists who accused him of stealing a wallet at Venice's ancient Rialto bridge
The suspected thief allegedly stole a wallet from an East Asian group on Thursday near the famous Rialto Bridge in Venice, Italy.
Young woman, 24, who was struck and killed by driver after finishing a shift at the pub is laid to rest by loved ones
Raven Adams, 24, had finished a shift working at The Thirsty Goat pub in Belfast when she was killed after being hit by a car.
Moment hero teen jumps into rolling car and pulls handbrake just seconds before it collides with parked vehicles
Euan Lonnen, 18, was working at the Highland Farm Cafe in Dingwall, Scotland, when he spotted the red hatchback begin to roll forwards with two people in the rear seats.
RICHARD EDEN: Why one's new PM is Andrew, not 'Andy'
When Andy Burnham used the Makerfield by-election as his platform to oust Sir Keir Starmer, he made a point of jettisoning the Labour Party in his campaign material, as well as his own surname.
Lara Trump, 43, reveals her grueling fitness routine and diet after her bulging biceps sparked AI rumors
Lara, 43, recently set the internet ablaze after she showed off her jacked arms and ripped abs - and now, she's revealed the secret behind her toned figure.
Tesla Robotaxis Go To Florida
Tesla says it is launching its Robotaxi service in Orlando and Tampa, though it has not shared fleet sizes or whether customers can immediately hail rides. The Verge notes the announcement lands on Tesla earnings day and comes as the company's robotaxi rollout remains far smaller than Elon Musk previously projected, with tracker data showing only a small number of unsupervised vehicles operating in existing cities. From the report: [B]ack in May, Tesla had five unsupervised robotaxis in Dallas, six in Houston, and 29 in Austin. As of today, there are only 17 unsupervised vehicles in Austin, four in Dallas, and zero in Houston, according to the Robotaxi Tracker. By comparison, Waymo is estimated to have over 3,500 fully driverless vehicles in operation across over 10 cities.
Like Waymo, Tesla typically introduces robotaxis to a new city with a safety driver behind the wheel. Unlike Waymo, sometimes Tesla moves that person over to the passenger seat with access to a kill switch should anything go wrong. The company has been inconsistent in how it rolls out its robotaxis to new markets. The numbers go up and down, with zero explanation from the company as to why.
[...] By adding new cities, Tesla is clearly trying to sell investors on the idea that its robotaxi project is growing. But the fluctuating fleet size, inconsistency in supervised vs unsupervised vehicles, and long wait times tell a very different story.
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Harry Styles cancels Brazil gig at the last minute due to 'health issues' after record-breaking Wembley run
Harry Styles has cancelled his concert in São Paulo, Brazil on Tuesday due to a 'health issue'.
Chelsea consider shock move for England centre back John Stones, 32, after his Man City exit - and have £64m bid for Alex Scott rejected by Bournemouth
The 32-year-old central defender is available on a free this summer, and is now enjoying downtime after representing England at the World Cup, including starting in their semi-final exit to Argentina.
Cisco's open-weight bug busters take on Google and OpenAI
Don't call them chatbots