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The large posters, which show a pair of men's eyes alongside the words 'Littering It's A Crime,' have been put up along the B1050 between Bar Hill and Northstowe in Cambridgeshire.

The nine-year-old boy whose mother slit his throat in their home in Italy with a large kitchen knife has been named and pictured for the first time. 

PLUS: CISA still sitting on telecoms security report; DoorDash phished again; Lumma stealer returns; and more

INFOSEC IN BRIEF  The US Senate passed a resolution in July to force the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) to publish a 2022 report into poor security in the telecommunications industry but the agency has not delivered the document.…

Research from the Daily Mail has identified a string of impressive country seats - ranging from disused castles to private Scottish islands - currently on the market for very low prices.

The singer, 47, took to Instagram on Sunday to share a selection of snaps to mark the occasion and fans picked up on their striking resemblance.

During the fourth quarter of the game, in which the Steelers were leading 20-9, Ramsey was seen clashing Ja'Marr Chase before throwing a punch in his direction.

Durham Police recovered a body from the River Tees this afternoon following reports a kayaker had got into difficulty just before 2pm.

Corinna Baker, 21, who was found dead in a sleepy coastal Welsh town has been pictured for the first time as a man, 29, is arrested on suspicion of murder.

Aitch, 25, and YouTube sensation AngryGinge, 23, are perhaps less well known to I'm A Celeb's typical audiences but producers are 'over the moon' about the double signing.

Notorious Bradford City hooligan Daniel Wright was at the centre of a mob known as The Ointment who arranged violent clashes with rival firms and revelled in the chaos that followed.

Jamie George was the inspiration behind England's Haka response before the hammering of New Zealand but admitted he had his doubts over Henry Pollock's pre-match role.

The millionaire YouTube star, 25, is one of this year's stars to take part in the ITV reality show, which kicks off on Sunday night.

From the Business Standard: Apple has accelerated its succession plans as the company prepares for Chief Executive Tim Cook to potentially step down as early as next year, Financial Times reported. Apple's board and senior leaders have recently increased their focus on a smooth leadership transition after Cook's more than 14 years at the helm of the $4 trillion tech giant, the news report said. John Ternus, senior Vice-President of hardware engineering, is seen by many inside Apple as the top contender to become the next CEO. However, no final decision has been made yet. The leadership shift has been in the works for years and is not connected to its present performance, the news report said. Apple expects a strong year-end sales season, especially for the iPhone... Cook, who turned 65 this month, became Apple's CEO in 2011 after the passing of co-founder Steve Jobs. Under his leadership, Apple's market value has grown from around $350 billion in 2011 to $4 trillion today. Apple's stock is near a record high following strong results last month. Apple "is unlikely to introduce a new CEO before its earnings report in late January, which covers the crucial holiday quarter," the article points out. "An early-year announcement would allow the next leadership team time to settle before Apple's major annual events — the Worldwide Developers Conference in June and the iPhone launch in September..." Slashdot reader BrianFagioli points out that top-contender Ternus "is deeply technical and has been central to Apple Silicon and the hardware comeback in the Mac line." If Apple elevates him, that would be an unmistakable signal that the board wants a return to stronger, more grounded hardware leadership. The company may finally realize that accessories aren't enough to keep Apple fans excited, and that expensive experiments are not a substitute for devices people can actually use and afford... Financial success can only hide hardware misfires for so long. Apple needs a leader who can reconnect the company with its reputation for creating devices people can't live without, not ones people return or ignore. Tech blogger John Gruber "absolutely loves" the idea of Cook's successor "being a product person like Ternus, and Ternus is young enough -- the same age Cook was in 2011 when he took the reins from Steve Job -- to hold the job for a long stretch." Ternus took over iPhone hardware engineering in 2020, and was promoted to senior vice president of hardware engineering in January 2021, when Dan Riccio stepped aside. Apple's hardware, across all product lines and including silicon, has been exemplary under Ternus's leadership. And Ternus clearly loves and understands the Mac. I would also bet that Cook moves into the role of executive chairman, and will still play a significant, if not leading, role for the company. And Gruber makes another observation about that Financial Times article. "That 'several people' spoke to the FT about this says to me that those sources (members of the board?) did so with Cook's blessing, and they want this announcement to be no more than a little surprising."

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Hertfordshire Constabulary has admitted the arrest of two parents over a school WhatsApp group was unlawful as parents, Maxie Allen and Rosalind Levine, receive a £20,000 payout. 

The singer, 67, was performing Please Push No More at the O2 Academy Birmingham when he broke down on stage.

The Real Madrid midfielder exchanged tops with Albania's Kristjan Asllani as the teams walked off in Tirana, with television cameras clearly showing the pair handing over their shirts.

The comedian, 49, has addressed speculation he will take over as the next Strictly Come Dancing host.

The outrage arose from a seconds-long clip shared by Eric Metaxas, showing a brief exchange he had with Donald Trump at a wedding at the exclusive resort in Palm Beach, Florida.

As a fitness editor and insufferable gym bunny, I've tried hundreds of trends, gadgets and accessories, from running backwards (weird) to being locked in a hyperbaric oxygen chamber (scary).

EXCLUSIVE: The London-based fashion label has faced repeated shoplifting attempts from brazen thieves across its four stores, which have left the business reeling and staff fearing for their safety.