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ShinyHunters, a notorious dark web gang, said it obtained FBI agents' names, home addresses, phone number, and information on their spouse.

Experts say understanding more about the teenagers being referred to a specialist NHS clinic 'is an important step towards preventing further harm'.

Taylor Swift revealed her return to music on Tuesday with the release of a new single titled Patient Zero.

The Duke of Hastings encountered his fair share of troublesome neighbours in Bridgerton. But they have nothing on the real-life residents living near the house used to bring his world to the screen.

Geopolitical analysts had a choice - watch Donald Trump address the United Nations; or feel the throb of power as Sir Edward Davey gave his leader's speech to the Lib Dem conference in Brighton.

On academic mentoring platform Nova Learning, Computer Science and AI, "once the dominant choice among students... is losing ground fast, while Engineering has nearly doubled its share." It's a small survey, but "The steepest proportional decline is in Software & Data Science, the most traditional 'learn to code' pathway, which lost 44% of its 2025 share. AI saw the largest absolute drop of any single subject in the survey, down 6.2 points. "The category did not decline uniformly. Students moved away fastest from the pathway most associated with entry-level software work, while the more applied and human-facing subfields held their ground better." Slashdot reader BrianFagioli writes: Nova Learning says the share of surveyed middle and high school students naming Computer Science and AI as their primary academic interest fell from 42.3 percent in 2025 to 27.9 percent in 2026, while Engineering rose from 11.9 percent to 23 percent. The biggest gains came from Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering... [B]roader enrollment data points in the same direction. The National Student Clearinghouse Research Center reported declines in Computer and Information Science enrollment at four year institutions, even as Engineering grew. AI coding tools are not proven to be the cause, but as software development changes and AI handles more coding tasks, students may be starting to rethink what a future in technology should look like. [Undergraduate enrollment in CS programs at four-year institutions fell 8.1%, to approximately 606,000 students.]

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Mr Trump made the extraordinary remarks while sitting next to Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky during a bilateral meeting yesterday.

Rachel Blake said yesterday she was 'concerned' about Labour's plans to drop the mansion tax threshold from £2million to £1.5million, as it would unfairly target family homes

Gordon Kennedy buys antiques and collectable items, then sells them on at a higher price. He has a good eye, but anyone can follow his strategy.

'first' publicly documented Windows implant to use LLMs for C2

The individual scenes are hilariously funny, full of savage wit. But watch the first two half-hour episodes, now streaming on HBO Max, and the overall effect is brutal.

At the end of August, I stayed for three nights in a chateau in Versailles with my husband and three young children. We booked through Airbnb for £1,500.

Last week, the Bank of England held the base rate at 3.75%, but that has not stopped banks and building societies increasing rates

Experts polled by the World Economic Forum overwhelmingly expect AI adoption to increase and a majority expect it will result in big productivity gains.

Joshua Foster, 37, an AI director at KPMG, was arrested hours after his son plunged from a fourth-floor balcony on suspicion of causing death by 'a rash, dangerous or reckless act'.

Kieran Kyle, 43, from Guildford, pleaded guilty to sending Kemi Badenoch offensive messages at Westminster Magistrates' Court today.

Leaders of the Christian denomination will still not grant their blessing for followers to have 'whole blood' transfusions as they deem this to be prohibited by the Bible.

Not that there's anything wrong with it

The US President issued further condemnation of the UK Government's agreement to cede the strategically-vital archipelago to Mauritius.

In a goodbye video shared by the show, the heavily pregnant actress, 37, showcased her baby bump after filming her final scenes as Priya Nandra-Hart.