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Reports circulating in Arab media say Esmail Qaani, the commander of the IRGC Quds Force, was arrested and possibly executed on suspicion of spying for Israel.

Dubai has long been considered a safe and luxurious enclave in the turbulent Middle East. But the graphic image of incoming missiles has rattled many. So is this a good time to invest?

David Lammy merely insisted he did not 'recognise' claims that ministers had been at loggerheads over how to respond to a US request for assistance.

British Transport Police have issued an update following concerns for the welfare of a woman which caused delays on train lines.

The actress, 31, and Brooklyn have been embroiled in an ugly fallout with her husband's parents for months, with things coming to a head in January.

Kate, 44, was at the famous Bobby's restaurant, named after a 1973 Bollywood film, in Leicester when a display counter lined with colourful desserts caught her eye.

The war in Iran is threatening to split the conservative ­movement, dividing it between those who see it as Donald Trump breaking a promise and those who see it as a necessary confrontation.

The cyberattack, which was launched by members of the Scattered Spider group, gained access to TfL's computer systems, disrupted online services and took customers' personal data.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from 404 Media: Wikipedia editors have implemented new policies and restricted a number of contributors who were paid to use AI to translate existing Wikipedia articles into other languages after they discovered these AI translations added AI "hallucinations," or errors, to the resulting article. The new restrictions show how Wikipedia editors continue to fight the flood of generative AI across the internet from diminishing the reliability of the world's largest repository of knowledge. The incident also reveals how even well-intentioned efforts to expand Wikipedia are prone to errors when they rely on generative AI, and how they're remedied by Wikipedia's open governance model. The issue centers around a program run by the Open Knowledge Association (OKA), a nonprofit that was found to be "mostly relying on cheap labor from contractors in the Global South" to translate English Wikipedia articles into other languages. Some translators began using tools like Google Gemini and ChatGPT to speed up the process, but editors reviewing the work found numerous hallucinations, including factual errors, missing citations, and references to unrelated sources. "Ultimately the editors decided to implement restrictions against OKA translators who make multiple errors, but not block OKA translation as a rule," reports 404 Media.

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There have been reports of 'inappropriate' use of local drains to deal with waste and sewage

Mauritius has said it is 'exploring legal avenues' after the legislation to implement the agreement was effectively put on hold.

When Brooklyn Beckham turned 27 this week, the birthday tributes from his famously tight-knit family came thick and fast.

The TV presenter, who is most frequently seen on popular BBC programme Springwatch and its spin-off series Winterwatch, admitted he has been 'attacked' by a number of animals.

There are so many amazing firsts when you have children. That first smile or laugh, the first time they call you 'mama'.

Kirsty Pellant and Donna King appeared in the studio to talk to Kate Garraway and Ranvir Singh about how one man they worked with had shared their images without their consent.

Keir Starmer has the wrong principles and the wrong priorities. We see it in his weak response to Iran.

The 29-year-old digital marketing assistant from Sydney lived a happy and active life with no reason for concern.

Admins get another year before migration pressure ramps up

Microsoft has delayed the opt-out phase for the new enterprise version of Outlook to 2027, giving administrators another 12 months to get ready for migration.…

A new study has cast doubt on our radio signal detection methods, arguing that 'space weather' could be distorting incoming transmissions.

As the Middle East explodes into war, countries that hoped to stay neutral have been dragged into the escalating hostilities. How will the victims of Iranian aggression respond?