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The AI military complex: Which are the main companies in it?
Billions of dollars are flowing into a handful of companies now leading the AI transformation of militaries.
Brit banking executive, 30, is jailed for 15 years for killing teen in horrific broken bottle attack in Lisbon
Brit banking executive, 30, is jailed for 15 years for killing teen in horrific broken bottle attack in LisbonSee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy GERARD COUZENS Published: 09:08, 27 July 2026 | Updated: 09:08, 27 July 2026 e-mail View comments
Drivers risk being slapped with new £1,250 parking charge under plans backed by Andy Burnham
Millions of drivers across the country could be slapped with yet another motoring tax under new parking rules put forward by several councils, which have previously been backed by Prime Minister Andy Burnham.Cardiff has become the latest council to support a Workplace Parking Levy scheme after rejecting calls for a congestion charge across the city.In a bid to crack down on traffic and improve bus services, the council had considered a congestion charge, but has ultimately decided to move forwar...
Angelina Jolie, Robert De Niro & other Hollywood stars hit by cyberattack
Personal contact details of numerous Hollywood stars were exposed online. This significant data leak affected many prominent figures associated with the festival. The breach included marketing materials and contact lists dating from 2019 to 2026. Cybersecurity experts believe human error caused this widespread accessibility of private information. The festival chiefs were contacted, and the data was subsequently removed from public view.
Man and woman die after being pulled from sea off Cornish beach
Man and woman die after being pulled from seaImage caption, HM Coastguard said informed of the incident off Fistral Beach at about 21:30ByCameron WeldonSouth WestPublished27 July 2026, 08:44 BSTUpdated 26 minutes agoA man and a woman have died after getting into trouble in the sea off a popular beach.The two people were pulled from the water off Fistral Beach in Newquay, Cornwall, at about 21:45 BST on Sunday, about 15 minutes after HM Coastguard said it was called.Devon and Cornwall Police said...
E20 row: Gadkari moves Bombay HC over 'defamatory' posts, deepfakes
NEW DELHI: The Bombay high court on Monday allowed Union minister Nitin Gadkari to file a civil suit against the alleged circulation of defamatory and deepfake content about him on the internet in connection with the E20 ethanol-blended petrol programme.
Tories and Reform UK tell Burnham they will fight any plan to reform adult social care involving tax rises – UK politics
Defence secretary Wes Streeting says the country will see a prime minister that ‘runs towards big and difficult issues’Good morning. Yesterday Wes Streeting, the defence secretary, told Sky News that, while Andy Burnham spent his first week as PM focusing on cost of living issues, this week the public would see “a prime minister that runs towards big and difficult issues rather than runs away from [them]”. Those challenges include reforming social care and, as Peter Walker reports, Burnham has p...
Man and woman die after getting into difficulty in water off popular British beach
Two people have sadly died after being pulled from the water at a beach in Cornwall.Emergency services were called to Fistral Beach, Newquay, yesterday evening at around 9.45pm.A spokeswoman for Devon and Cornwall Police said: “Police were called by the South Western Ambulance Service at around 9.45pm on Sunday 26 July following reports that two people had been recovered from the water at Fistral Beach, Newquay.“Emergency services attended and a cordon was put in place, which has since been remo...
NSW police deputy commissioner says letting Jewish security group carry guns could be seen as ‘favouritism’
The royal commission into antisemitism and social cohesion is this week examining security arrangements for the Jewish communityThe deputy commissioner of New South Wales Police has pushed back at calls for the private security sector to be armed at Jewish events.The royal commission into antisemitism and social cohesion has been examining security arrangements for the Jewish community in this block of hearings, with some witnesses lobbying for the Community Security Group (CSG) to be armed in t...
Three killed and four injured in mass shooting at food festival in Seattle as police manhunt underway for second gunman
Three have been killed and four more injured in a mass shooting at a food festival in Seattle. A police manhunt is underway for a second gunman after the horror attack took place close to the city's Space Needle. Blasts could be heard at 6pm local time last night as families enjoyed the annual festival in the heart of the US city.One suspect was arrested at the scene. The second suspect, however, fled authorities. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Assistant chief of Seattle Police, Tyrone Da...
CRPF to conduct 'professional post-event assessment' of RAF action at student protests
The CRPF will conduct a professional post-event assessment of RAF actions. This review follows the conclusion of student protests and dispersal of demonstrators. Opposition MPs have raised concerns over alleged police brutality against students. Reports suggest AK-47 rifles were used against protesters in Bihar. The Union Education Minister has resigned amid sustained student demonstrations.
'Rajghat, then back to mountains': Sonam Wangchuk discharged from Medanta Hospital
Sonam Wangchuk has been discharged from Medanta Hospital after his hunger strike. He will now visit Rajghat to honour Mahatma Gandhi before returning home. Wangchuk led a 26-day hunger strike demanding the education minister's resignation. The protest concluded after successful talks between the CJP and the Centre. Dharmendra Pradhan later resigned, and Pralhad Joshi was appointed as the new minister.
The invisible tax of owning gadgets: Why your devices actually end up costing more
The initial price of new gadgets is only the beginning of the actual cost. Consumers now face steady recurring expenses for subscriptions and services. This shift means hardware is an entry point into broader ecosystems. Artificial intelligence is accelerating this trend, increasing subscription needs. Smart purchasing decisions will focus on long-term ecosystem costs, not just initial prices.
Why budding birders are flocking to Shazam-like apps to identify avians
Why budding birders are flocking to Shazam-like apps to identify aviansImage source, Megan SzostakImage caption, Megan has been birding since childhood, but Merlin Bird ID has become part of her toolkitByLiv McMahonTechnology reporterPublished1 hour agoMegan Szostak, 26, was always a "bird kid".The urge to watch and appreciate the world around her - and avians flitting in and out of it - has been ingrained in her since childhood, when she was given her grandfather's binoculars after he died.Arme...
ITV slapped with Ofcom ruling after failing to edit out Gordon Ramsay swear word outburst
Ofcom has ruled that ITV committed a clear breach of broadcasting regulations after uncensored subtitles displaying Gordon Ramsay's f-word appeared on screen during a morning repeat of Food Stars USA on ITV2.The incident occurred on May 2, when the programme aired at 8:25am, more than 12 hours ahead of the 9pm watershed. The f-word featured twice in the on-screen closed captions.Although all profanity had been bleeped from the audio track and replaced with the standard censorship tone, the accom...
Putin ally warns Russia will make life in the UK 'unbearable' under Andy Burnham and threatens Britain with nuclear tidal wave destruction
Putin ally warns Russia will make life in the UK ‘unbearable’ under Andy Burnham and threatens Britain with nuclear tidal wave destructionSee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy WILL STEWART Published: 08:46, 27 July 2026 | Updated: 08:49, 27 July 2026 e-mail View comments
No H-1B visa, two layoffs, then a job at Silicon Valley tech giant
Tanvi Pisal, an Indian UX designer, faced job insecurity and back-to-back layoffs in the United States. She hoped for a stable career and permanent residency through an H-1B visa. Her initial job offer was rescinded, and a subsequent role ended abruptly after two weeks. Pisal invested significant personal funds in relocating twice within a short period.
'All are invited': Kejriwal announces 'National Town Hall against E20' on August 1
NEW DELHI: AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal on Monday announced that the party will organise a 'National Town Hall against E20' in the national capital on August 1 to mobilise public support against ethanol-blended petrol.
US biggest investor thinks that Netflix makes milk, while Disney makes wine
Michael Burry contrasts Disney's enduring intellectual property with Netflix's fleeting content. He believes Disney's stories age well and gain value over time. Netflix's popular shows lack the long-term appeal for repeated generational viewing. Burry also noted Netflix's stock decline amid intense competition. He separately discussed software companies' resilience in the AI era.
BBC Strictly confirms arrival of 5 new pro dancers following mass exits of long-serving cast members
Strictly Come Dancing has unveiled five new professional dancers who will take to the floor when the BBC's flagship entertainment show returns this September. The fresh recruits, Aleksandra Isaeva from Ukraine, Italian Cristian Priori, South Africa's Lethabo Monametsi, Bournemouth's Maddie Ingoldsby, and Canadian Mark Karmalita, represent five different nations and bring a wealth of international competition experience to the programme.The quintet will perform alongside 14 returning professional...