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The 1974 movie scene that almost blew up a ‘Bond girl’: “It was a burning hell”
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Chilling moment Islington voyeur films through window with his phone – as father-of-two is convicted of taking hundreds of videos and pictures of women in their own homes
A father-of-two from Islington has been convicted of voyeurism after using his mobile phone to film and photograph women through the windows of their own homes without their knowledge. Footage released alongside the conviction shows the moment he captured women in private moments, highlighting the covert nature of the offending and the breach of trust…
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Playing the riff from Smoke on the Water on a cat piano may be possible in composer sim Offbeat, if you’ve got more musical talent than me
Rock Paper Shotgun’s early access preview of Offbeat, a jobbing composer simulator from Whetstone Games, sees the writer attempt to recreate famous guitar riffs—including Deep Purple’s “Smoke on the Water” and Ozzy Osbourne’s “Crazy Train”—using the game’s cat-shaped piano and singing gnome instruments. The piece highlights the game’s appeal as a creative sandbox where players…
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New FDA moves are boosting American jobs and protecting our medicine supply
A Fox News opinion piece reports that the US Food and Drug Administration has launched a new “PreCheck” programme aimed at speeding up domestic drug manufacturing, framed as a move to boost American jobs and shore up the country’s medicine supply. The article argues this addresses a long-standing vulnerability: despite decades of warnings from policymakers…
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Meta made its own AI detection system. It should have just used Google’s
Meta has introduced Content Seal, an invisible watermarking system designed to flag AI-generated images, following pressure from its own Oversight Board earlier in 2026 to tackle deceptive generative AI content. The technology was announced quietly alongside Meta’s new Muse image and video generation tools, but critics argue Meta should have adopted Google’s more established SynthID…
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Chaos erupts at trial of high-profile Melbourne man accused of cocaine-fuelled rape: Why top silk likened prosecution to AFL side 20 goals down: ‘Point of no return’
Chaos reportedly broke out at the Melbourne trial of a high-profile man accused of cocaine-fuelled rape, with proceedings taking a dramatic turn during closing arguments. A senior defence barrister (a “top silk”) is said to have likened the prosecution’s case to an AFL team trailing by 20 goals, suggesting the Crown’s position had become effectively…
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GNOME can look like Windows – and Flashback can do it without extensions
The Register reports on ways to make the GNOME desktop resemble Windows 11, spurred by a new extension called Simple-taskbar that merges GNOME’s top panel and side dock into a single Windows-style taskbar with a centred icon layout and a columned Start menu. The tool matters because it offers a more integrated alternative to existing…
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U.S. and Iranian attacks continue as tensions mount on a key waterway in the Red Sea