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Moment ‘mini tsunamis’ hit Ibiza – flooding streets and restaurants

"Mini tsunamis", known locally as rissagues, struck the Balearic island of Ibiza on Monday morning, sending seawater surging through streets and restaurants at the popular Platja de s'Arenal beach in Sant Antoni de Portmany. Holidaymakers and locals fled as the sudden change in sea level flooded the promenade,…

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Sudanese woman is allowed to stay in UK with her refugee cousin because they are married… after couple had ‘customary Islamic’ wedding in their home country

A Sudanese woman who was initially refused asylum in the UK has won the right to stay after successfully arguing that deportation would breach her human right to a family life, because she is married to her cousin, a recognised refugee already living in Britain. The Home Office…

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Zillow settlement requires Redfin rental listings market return

Zillow has reached a settlement with the US Federal Trade Commission over an antitrust case concerning a $100 million deal it struck with rival property platform Redfin. The agreement had paid Redfin to withdraw from the internet listing service (ILS) market for apartment rentals for up to nine…

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Threads is testing a podcast transcription feature

Meta is testing a new feature on Threads that automatically generates transcriptions for podcast clips, allowing users to read along even with the sound turned off. Platform head Connor Hayes revealed the trial, describing it as one of several podcast-focused tools currently in development for the service, though…

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Scottish Labour leadership frontrunner admits party faces ‘systemic’ problems as he vows new taxes on families and big businesses

Michael Marra, the frontrunner to become Scottish Labour's next leader, has admitted the party faces "systemic" problems while proposing new taxes on wealthy individuals and large corporations to address funding pressures. Speaking in Glasgow, he said dissatisfaction with Sir Keir Starmer had been "a storm from which the…

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Family of grandmother, 73, who died after taking Mounjaro say doctors ‘were fixated on fat jab side effects’, inquest hears

An inquest heard that the family of Caroline Savage, a 73-year-old grandmother who died in October 2024, believe doctors became too focused on Mounjaro side effects and may have overlooked other potential causes of her illness. Mrs Savage, from Wortwell in Norfolk, had been privately prescribed the weight-loss…

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The cat-and-mouse game over 3D-printed guns has begun

Cody Wilson, creator of the first 3D-printed gun, says he has built a tool to defeat new software designed to stop 3D printers from producing firearms. Dubbed "Hochulization" in reference to New York Governor Kathy Hochul, who this year signed the first US law requiring gun-detection software on…

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GM vehicles under federal scrutiny after hundreds of reports

The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has widened a safety investigation into General Motors after hundreds of reports of brake failure linked to the automaker's "eBoost" brake-by-wire system. The fault, which involves a spindle fracture that can occur while a vehicle is being driven, affects more than…

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Conjure cash with old Macs by linking them to AI inference Borg

Eigen Labs, a Seattle-based startup, is inviting owners of Apple Silicon Macs to rent out their idle computing power to earn passive income through Darkbloom, a distributed AI inference network that recently became a paid provider on OpenRouter. The move matters because it offers a novel way for…

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Ecstasy, ketamine and laughing gas are found buried underneath Creamfields festival site as 80,000 ravers prepare for four-day music event

Cheshire Police have uncovered ecstasy, ketamine and more than 200 canisters of nitrous oxide buried at the Creamfields festival site in Daresbury as part of "disruption work" ahead of the event's opening on Thursday. Up to 80,000 people are expected to attend the four-day festival, which features more…

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Inaudible sounds used to fingerprint browsers catch AliExpress red-handed

Security researcher Matthew Callaghan discovered that AliExpress fingerprints visitors using an outdated "soundprinting" technique that sends inaudible audio signals to browsers to help identify individual devices. He stumbled upon the tracking by accident, noticing that his multipoint Bluetooth headphones stopped playing phone audio whenever the AliExpress homepage was…

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