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Home routers named ‘Europe’s forgotten internet security risk’
Researchers warn millions of home routers could represent an overlooked cyber security vulnerability across Europe’s digital infrastructure.
New documentary explores water safety as Europe confronts soaring drowning deaths
A new documentary by Ed Accura explores drowning prevention and water safety as Europe faces rising fatalities during extreme heat.
Venice tourists say £43 day-trip fee will turn city into ‘playground for the rich’
Holidaymakers say Venice’s planned €50 entry fee risks making day trips unaffordable for families and budget travellers.
King Charles to reveal personal tax bill for first time
The King will become the first modern British monarch to reveal his personal tax payments under new transparency measures.
AI lab says brain-like engine could slash chatbot bills by 98 per cent
Verkko Robotics claims its brain-inspired Voltaic engine reduces AI costs dramatically while improving privacy and energy efficiency.
Explorer who pulled out of Titan sub dive says damning report proves disaster was inevitable
Chris Brown says a damning investigation confirms the OceanGate Titan tragedy was the result of longstanding safety failures.
Britain to rank among Europe’s hottest places as 40C heatwave closes in
Britain faces a 40C heatwave, with parts of England and Wales among Europe’s hottest regions this week.
Sir Keir Starmer says he will become a family man after quitting as UK PM
Sir Keir Starmer resigns as UK Prime Minister, saying he will step back to focus on family life.
EasyJet rejects reported £4.7bn takeover approach from U.S investment firm
EasyJet has reportedly rejected a £4.7bn takeover approach from U.S investment firm Castlelake this month.
Street-by-street maps to reveal where England’s poorest communities face worst environmental risks
New mapping tools identify where environmental deprivation, pollution, flooding and poor health overlap across England.
Stanley Johnson: the Government must ‘follow Ukraine back into Europe’s green network’
Stanley Johnson says Ukraine’s EEA entry highlights Britain’s absence and urges UK return to Europe’s environmental network.
Ukraine joins European environment network in major conservation step after war damage to land and wildlife
Ukraine joins Europe’s environmental monitoring network, strengthening data, conservation and recovery after widespread war-related environmental damage.
Titan firm never proved doomed hull was safe, damning report finds
Investigators found OceanGate never proved Titan’s hull was safe before the implosion that killed five people.
Europe’s €4bn Frankfurt terminal named among world’s most beautiful airports
Frankfurt Airport’s new Terminal 3 joins global winners recognised for innovative, iconic and architectural airport design worldwide.
The fist-bumping, selfie-taking humanoid guide that could usher sightseeing tours into the AI age
A humanoid tour guide capable of conversation and navigation could bring AI to sightseeing experiences.
EU says ‘time for change’ on child social media safety after survey links platforms to youth distress
The EU is reviewing child online safety after research linked social media use to youth distress.
China offers UK coastal rescue lessons as Yancheng wetlands hailed by conservation figures
China has offered to share lessons from its restored Yancheng wetlands with Britain and Europe, as Stanley Johnson and international...
UK’s under-16s social media ban risks giving parents false comfort, experts warn
Experts warn the under-16s social media ban could create false reassurance while leaving key online risks unresolved.
What Elon Musk’s US$1,100,000,000,000 fortune could buy
What Elon Musk’s trillion-dollar fortune could buy, from fighter jets and aircraft carriers to NASA funding.
NYC woman who held funeral for ChatGPT ‘lover’ calls for safeguards over AI companionship
Susie Cowan calls for stronger safeguards after her AI companion ChatGPT persona vanished, leaving her heartbroken and grieving.
‘Sleeper-cell’ hackers are stealing company data now for future attacks, warns ISF chief
Cyber criminals are quietly entering business networks, collecting intelligence and positioning themselves for future attacks and disruption.
