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Infrastructure leaders invited to discuss file management over private Soho dinner
The article promotes a private dinner in Soho where infrastructure leaders can discuss the realities of managing company file systems. It aims to surface candid lessons about security, governance and staff access that rarely appear in formal case studies. The dinner is scheduled for 20 October at The Soho Hotel, with drinks from 6.30pm and…
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Tarek Atoui brings an immersive sound installation to Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall
Tarek Atoui, a Lebanese artist renowned for creating immersive sound installations, is preparing a new work for the Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall. The artist transforms everyday environments into musical experiences by listening intently to the world around him and coaxing sound from unexpected sources. His upcoming installation marks another chapter in his evolution away from…
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Buyer missed one option and got 1% of the cable they needed
A defence company worker in the 1970s ordered 100 metres of specialist coaxial cable but received only one metre. The buyer had failed to notice a “partial delivery” option in the ordering process, and this critical shortfall made the cable useless for connecting two laboratory facilities with an RF connection. It later emerged that a…
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iPhone 18 Pro brings stronger cameras, faster chip and longer battery life
Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro delivers meaningful upgrades including a variable aperture main camera, significantly improved battery endurance and a faster A20 Pro chip. Despite a £100 price rise to £1,199, these advances make the device substantially more capable, though the design remains a modest refinement of its predecessor. The A20 Pro chip is 27% faster…
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Harvey Keitel Plays Acting Teacher in Gaurav Bhardwaj’s Debut Feature ‘The Method’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Harvey Keitel will play a renowned acting teacher in *The Method*, the debut feature from director and co-writer Gaurav Bhardwaj. Set in New York’s competitive acting world, the film follows artists whose ambitions and relationships are tested, exploring what they may sacrifice to succeed. Mina Sundwall also stars, alongside Rakshit Bhuchar and Rohan Maletira, who…
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Environmental groups critical of housing levy idea
The government wants to pilot a new nature levy in central Norfolk and parts of the Broads, requiring housing developers to contribute to conservation projects. The plan is intended to allow thousands of homes to be built despite river protection rules, while funding work to improve habitats and offset pollution from new developments. Environmental groups…
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Internet Watch Foundation reports huge rise in AI child sexual abuse material
The Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) says it has assessed more AI-generated child sexual abuse images in the first half of 2026 than in all of 2025. The rise has renewed calls for binding rules requiring technology companies to make AI systems safer. The IWF assessed 6,310 images that met the legal definition of child sexual…
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Update on five-year-old girl critically injured in NRL grand final fan crash as her condition improves
Ten people were taken to hospital after a car struck football supporters at a Wallsend roundabout on Saturday as they gathered to farewell the Newcastle Knights before the NRL grand final. The five-year-old girl who was initially critically injured is now in a serious but stable condition, while the crash has left four people in…
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Labour hits 30 per cent as school nurses crisis deepens
Labour’s support has surged to 30 per cent, its highest Opinium rating since 2024, following Andy Burnham’s conference speech. A King’s Fund report warns of sharp declines in school nurses and health visitors.