The most expensive celebrity weddings of all time after Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce followed in Lauren and Jeff Bezos' footsteps with lavish $20million nuptials
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NYC flooding horror brings travel chaos just as 80,000 set out for World Cup Final at MetLife Stadium
New York has been hit by heavy floods ahead of the World Cup final, leaving hundreds of fans at risk of missing the showdown, as the United States battles the conditions for one final time this tournament.
England and France players involved in prayer huddle just moments after their epic World Cup third-place play-off in Miami
England and France's footballers put rivalry aside after their 10-goal thriller in Miami on Saturday night to share a poignant moment of unity on the pitch.
TOWIE's Ferne McCann to appear at Lakeside to celebrate the school holidays
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Charlie Woods suffers another blow in pursuit to follow in dad Tiger's footsteps as nightmare run of results continues
Charlie, the 17-year-old son of golf legend Tiger Woods, failed to qualify for this year's US Amateur Championship - the leading annual tournament for amateur golfers in the United States.
Angie Best is cancer free! Model, 74, reveals doctors successfully removed tumours in major colon surgery as she vows to 'reinvent herself' after being given a new lease of life
The former model, 74, revealed in January that she had been diagnosed with Stage 3 colon cancer, which had spread to her liver.
Police urge public to call 999 if you see this missing Essex man
Essex Police were searching for a man who is missing from the Basildon area. He has links to Witham.
Amusing sign pops up at popular Essex pub which car drove into
The pub is open "business as usual"
Man seriously injured after crash left major road closed for five hours
A motorcyclist was rushed to hospital
US unleashes devastation on Iranian missile depots and air defenses in 'swift punishment' for the death of two service members as Tehran claims new strikes on American bases in Kuwait
Negotiation failures have renewed military strikes in the Middle East, with both Iran and the US vowing not to back down.
Think London's nightlife is dead? Think again! Thirty-six years after her first epic all-nighter, CHARLOTTE EAGER goes back out on the town to discover a thriving after-hours world... you just have to know where to look
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Villagers' fury over huge 'eyesore' landfill site which has brought swarms of flies to invade their homes
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Four arrested after immigration officers visit Clacton nail bar
The four were detained on suspicion of illegal working
Stretching the truth! 1 in 5 men lie about their height on dating apps to beat the algorithm and get foot in the door
A fifth of men stetch the truth about their height to get a foot in the door on online dating. Research by the UK dating app Hily, shows that many men add a foot or two to their height.
'I tried an underrated activity at Essex adventure centre - its perfect for the heatwave'
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The day I met Andy Burnham, by KATIE HIND: Our new PM was a proud ladies' man who boasted of 'lots of girlfriends', let me check for mascara on his famous eyelashes and couldn't stop name-dropping his celebrity friends
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It's not just sex! Scientists reveal the five surprising reasons dogs mount people, toys and each other
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Are There Cybersecurity Risks in Over-the-Air Tech Used in Autos?
CNBC reports:
The automotive industry's increasing use of over-the-air technology to update vehicle systems makes it more susceptible to cyberattacks, analysts say, urging more intervention in the sector... Its use represents "a unique national security concern," Gabriel Lim, senior analyst at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies in Singapore, told CNBC. "Aside from data privacy concerns, the potential of a foreign actor sabotaging the controls of a moving vehicle is a possibility that countries like Norway, Denmark, and Britain have expressed concerns about," Lim added.
In May, the American Enterprise Institute warned that safeguarding the automotive sector was crucial to limit foreign governments' espionage capabilities. "To protect against foreign espionage threats, the US should consider additional security reviews, implement restrictions on certain foreign-made hardware and software in vehicles, and mandate increased data-collection disclosures," the report said. The concerns come as real-life tests reveal vulnerabilities. Late last year, Norwegian bus company Ruter conducted tests on two buses and found that one had potential risks linked to OTA technology. "There is access to the control system for battery and power supply via mobile network through a Romanian SIM card. In theory, therefore, this bus can be stopped or rendered inoperable by the manufacturer," the company said. The investigation by Ruter then sparked the U.K. and Denmark to conduct their own investigations...
While these investigations were conducted on buses made by Chinese firm Yutong, [Siraj Ahmed Shaikh, systems security professor at the UK's Swansea University] said the issue goes beyond one manufacturer or country, as the technology becomes more pervasive. "Other sectors adopting OTA include other transport modes [such as] maritime and rail, aerospace (particularly drones), industrial machinery and robotics," he said.
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The 'girl dad' effect: Fathers of daughters are more loving, supportive partners, study finds
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France's World Cup MELTDOWN after England humiliation: Furious Adrien Rabiot hits out at teammates' 'shameful' attitude during dismal first half as L'Equipe gives THREE Premier League stars 2/10
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