A prisoner who failed to return to jail from an approved home visit has been traced after four days. James Fitzpatrick, 36, did not report back to HMP Castle Huntly – an open jail in Dundee – on Tuesday. Police issued an appeal to trace him, and said he had …
Read More »Mac users targeted by fake AI conversations distributing malware online
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Cybercriminals have always chased whatever people trust the most. First, it was email. Then search results. Now it’s AI chat answers. Researchers are warning about a new campaign where fake AI conversations are showing up in Google search results and quietly pushing …
Read More »EU’s top diplomat rejects Russian claims of Ukrainian attack on government sites
Reuters Kaja Kallas accused the Kremlin of trying to derail the peace process with allegations of a Ukrainian attack on government sites The EU’s top diplomat has called Moscow’s claims that Ukraine targeted Russian government sites a “deliberate distraction” and an attempt to derail the peace process. Kaja Kallas’ comments …
Read More »The pastor’s wife who took on Malaysia’s government over her missing husband Raymond Koh
Tessa WongAsia Digital Reporter, Kuala Lumpur BBC Susanna Liew has been fighting for nearly a decade to find out what happened to her husband When Susanna Liew stepped in front of the TV cameras at Kuala Lumpur’s High Court last month, she called the moment a “historic and emotional milestone”. …
Read More »The ‘strange’ festive dish eaten in silence in Kirkbymoorside
Fiona Callow,Yorkshireand Freya Cox,Yorkshire Anthony Chappel-Ross The unusual tradition of frumenty on Christmas Eve is celebrated at Ryedale Folk Museum Turkey, pigs in blankets and sprouts are among the festive food staples you would expect to make an appearance on any Christmas dinner plate. Less common, perhaps, but with a …
Read More »Andrew allegedly asked Ghislaine Maxwell for ‘inappropriate friends’ in emails
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Newly released files related to Jeffrey Epstein show that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew, allegedly asked Epstein’s associate Ghislaine Maxwell whether she had found him “new inappropriate friends” in an email sent while he was staying at the royal family’s …
Read More »Essex cocaine dealer Ben Ransome who fled to Thailand is jailed
Lewis Adamsat Basildon Crown Court Essex Police Ransome tried to reinvent himself in Thailand as prizefighting boxer “Billy Roberts” A drugs kingpin who fled the UK and tried to reinvent himself as a prizefighting boxer in Thailand has been jailed for 14 years. Ben Ransome stashed cocaine and ketamine at …
Read More »How Last Samurai Standing adds kinetic action to the Battle Royale formula
Last Samurai Standing begins with a familiar premise. Desperate samurai dispossessed by the restoration of the emperor enter into a deadly game for a life-changing cash prize — all for the entertainment of anonymous elites. Unlike its inspirations Battle Royale and Squid Game, however, Last Samurai Standing’s violence is chaotic, …
Read More »Strictly’s Karen Carney’s determination could be seen at her Birmingham school
Footballer Karen Carney’s teachers have remembered her as an “inspirational team player” who battled to play football with the boys. The former Lioness turned pundit from Solihull will dance for the Strictly Come Dancing crown on Saturday against fellow contestants George Clarke and Amber Davies. Anna Spencer and Angela Tucker …
Read More »Drones finding fly-tipped waste ‘in minutes’
A Kent council says drones are helping officers locate fly-tipped waste “in minutes”. The job could otherwise take hours, especially in rural areas where waste is often spread over large distances, Maidstone Borough Council says. The drones are equipped with thermal imaging and can detect burning waste “almost instantly”, a …
Read More »Inside the operation to sneak Nobel winner out of Venezuela
Ione WellsSouth America correspondent, São Paulo Watch: María Corina Machado on her ‘ very dangerous’ escape from Venezuela The rescue operation to get Venezuelan opposition leader and Nobel laureate María Corina Machado out of Venezuela involved disguises, two boats through choppy seas and a flight, the man who says he …
Read More »Not proven verdict to be scrapped in new trials from 1 January
Major reforms to the justice system, including the abolition of the not proven verdict, will come into force on 1 January. Justice Secretary Angela Constance has laid regulations to bring the new law into effect from New Year’s Day. From that date the threshold for a guilty verdict in jury …
Read More »Pulmonary fibrosis traced to key signaling pathway
[ Credit: Sauler Lab / Yale School of Medicine Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) is a chronic disease in which healthy lung tissue is gradually replaced by scar tissue. While the early events that initiate this change are poorly understood, recent research suggests that the disease may stem from failures in …
Read More »Abandoned 60ft barge found drifting down River Witham near Boston
Paul MurphyEast Yorkshire and Lincolnshire climate and environment correspondent John Aston The barge, estimated to be 57ft (17m) long, was found drifting down the River Witham in Lincolnshire A 60ft (18m) drifting barge has been made safe by members of the public after it travelled, without a crew, for more …
Read More »Bus driver seriously injured after HGV sheds load near Tornagrain
Getty Images The A96 was closed for more than five hours after the crash A bus driver has been seriously injured after her vehicle struck part of a load shed by a lorry in the Highlands. Cargo carried by the red DAF HGV fell onto the A96 near Tornagrain at …
Read More »Thousands set to march in Apprentice Boys parade
BBC The parade is one of two annual events marking the Siege of Derry Thousands of Apprentice Boys are to take part in the Shutting of the Gates commemoration in Londonderry on Saturday. It marks the anniversary of the start of the 17th-century siege of the city, during which thousands …
Read More »Desperate councils spending £630m on middlemen ‘cashing in’ on housing crisis | UK News
Middlemen have pocketed almost £650m over five years from UK councils struggling with a housing crisis. Data obtained by Money shows 13 councils have spent £633m since 2020 on a model known as rent-to-rent, when an intermediary sublets another’s property for profit. Two in London account for the majority of …
Read More »Two men charged over Fife frost-jacking incidents granted bail
Two men charged in connection with “frost-jacking” incidents, where cars left unattended with their engines running were stolen, have been granted bail. Three thefts happened over a 50 minute period on 21 November outside homes in Glenrothes, Kinghorn and Kirkcaldy in Fife. All three of the cars have now been …
Read More »Airbus fleets return to service after A320 software fixed faster than expected | World News
Airbus fleets have returned to normal operations after a software issue that could have affected flight controls was fixed faster than expected. The manufacturer issued an alert about the problem affecting the A320 family of aircraft on Friday after analysis of a flight involving an A320 showed “intense solar radiation …
Read More »Software issue hits thousands of Airbus A320 planes – UK passengers warned of potential disruption | UK News
Passengers have been warned of potential disruption after thousands of Airbus planes were hit by a software issue. The aircraft affected are from the A320 family – which are used by numerous airlines – and need a systems update before they can fly again. Airbus issued the alert after analysis …
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