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Epstein had huge cache of child sex pics; victims sue to find out who’s in them
Two survivors of child sexual abuse are suing Jeffrey Epstein’s estate and its co-executors, accusing the US Justice Department of failing to notify victims whose images may have been found in Epstein’s extensive child sexual abuse material collection. They want the court to require identification and notification, arguing that many people depicted may never have…
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Apple launches Health app overhaul with active analytics in iOS 27.2 beta
Apple has begun rolling out its redesigned Health app early to developers through the iOS 27.2 beta, ahead of a planned wider release later in 2026. The overhaul marks a significant shift for the app, which has traditionally just stored data collected from the Apple Watch and other Bluetooth fitness devices; it now actively analyses…
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Lionsgate releases a new trailer for Sunrise on the Reaping
Lionsgate has released a new trailer for The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping, a prequel bridging Suzanne Collins’ Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes and the original 2012 film. The trailer focuses on a young Haymitch Abernathy, the character later played as an adult by Woody Harrelson, revealing the backstory behind his transformation into the…
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CISA ends weekly vulnerability bulletin in favour of risk-based approach
The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) is scrapping its weekly vulnerability bulletin from Monday 28 September, as part of a shift away from severity-based scoring towards what it calls a “risk-based approach” to prioritising security fixes. The agency framed the change as building on its June Binding Operational Directive, which tells federal civilian…
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Now even ex-SNP health chief wants walk-in GP centres axed and English NHS app used in Scotland
A briefing paper co-authored by former SNP Health Secretary Alex Neil, ex-Labour health spokesman Dr Richard Simpson and former GP Dr Alastair Noble has called for Scotland’s new GP walk-in centres to be scrapped and for the NHS England app to be adopted immediately rather than waiting for a Scottish equivalent. The intervention is significant…
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ScotRail app problems may persist until CHRISTMAS as boss admits the £83million software ‘hasn’t been good enough’
ScotRail’s chief executive has admitted that the £83million ticketing app launched in July “hasn’t been good enough” and could not confirm that ongoing problems would be resolved before Christmas. Joanne Maguire told MSPs on Holyrood’s transport committee that supplier SilverRail Technologies made last-minute changes to the operating system before launch, and that the app had…
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Specialized Diverge Pro 4 gravel bike tackles racing and long-distance touring
Specialized has released the Diverge Pro 4, a human-powered gravel bike priced at $8,249, positioned as a single machine capable of handling racing, adventure riding and long-distance touring. Reviewed on rough Colorado trails, the bike is built to excel on technical, rutted terrain while remaining competent on smoother roads, distinguishing it from the brand’s electric…
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Google Pixel modem flaw exploited via zero-click attacks
Google has confirmed that a zero-day flaw in the cellular modems of its Pixel phones has been actively exploited in targeted attacks, with no user interaction required to compromise a device. The vulnerability, an improper authorisation bug that lets attackers bypass permission checks and escalate privileges, matters because such “zero-click” flaws are commonly favoured by…
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Scottish gaming studio Build A Rocket Boy closes after MindsEye failure
Build A Rocket Boy (BARB), the Scottish developer behind the poorly-received action-adventure game MindsEye, is shutting down with all employees losing their jobs. This marks the end for a studio that faced repeated failures following MindsEye’s disastrous launch in June 2025, when the buggy game prompted PlayStation to issue refunds to some players and triggered…
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Sunderland marks historic return to continental football after 52 years
Sunderland host Dutch side AZ Alkmaar in their first European fixture since 1973-74, marking a landmark return to continental football after an unexpected seventh-place Premier League finish secured them a place in this season’s expanded Europa League. The club’s only prior European foray came 52 years ago, when they lost 2-1 at home to Sporting…