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Fujitsu joins £14.9B UK framework despite public sector bid freeze
Fujitsu has been added to the UK government’s Digital Outcomes and Specialists 7 procurement framework, worth up to £14.9 billion including tax, despite its voluntary freeze on bidding for work from new public-sector customers during the Post Office Horizon inquiry. The company says the framework place is consistent with that commitment because it permits bids…
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“We still value the culture of physical media” As PlayStation prepares for an all-digital future, Sega president comes out in support of discs
Sega president Shuji Utsumi has defended the continued importance of physical games media while acknowledging that greater digital distribution is necessary. His comments come amid backlash to Sony’s reported plan to end PlayStation disc manufacturing and sales by 2028, which has raised concerns about ownership and consumer rights. Utsumi said Sega needs to strengthen digital…
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The incredible true story of the Liquid Bomb Plot: How Britain foiled terror attack more deadly than 9/11 as Islamic fanatics tried to smuggle explosives disguised as soft drinks on planes
In August 2006, British police disrupted a suspected Islamist plot to detonate improvised liquid explosives on transatlantic flights departing Heathrow Airport. Investigators said the attackers intended to disguise the materials as soft drinks and, if carried out, the operation could have caused mass casualties and fundamentally altered aviation security. The investigation led to the arrest…
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Benidorm no longer safe for children, says British man who lives there – warning families against visiting Spanish holiday resort
A British man living in Benidorm has reportedly warned that the Spanish holiday resort is no longer safe for children, urging families to think twice before visiting. The claim, highlighted by the Daily Mail, taps into wider ongoing discussions about changing conditions in popular Spanish tourist destinations and how welcoming they remain to holidaymakers. The…
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Meet the Glasgow curry shop boss representing Pakistan at bowls
Pakistan’s Mohammed ‘Chico’ Qureshi, a 67-year-old Glasgow restaurateur, is competing in bowls at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, having lived in the city for more than 50 years. His participation highlights the Games’ local connections and the personal stories behind international representation, as he returns to compete in a second home Games after appearing in…
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Watch: Wildfires rage across France and Spain
Wildfires are continuing to burn in south-west France and several parts of Spain, prompting large-scale evacuations and emergency measures. The fires threaten homes, tourism areas and public safety, while putting pressure on firefighters and transport routes during severe weather conditions. French authorities ordered the evacuation of the Cap Ferret peninsula near Bordeaux, with hundreds leaving…
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The woke left captured the Smithsonian. America needs a patriot to take it back
The article argues that the Smithsonian Institution has been influenced by progressive “woke” and diversity, equity and inclusion ideas, which the author says distort or undermine traditional accounts of American history and founding principles. It contends that conservative political gains against such policies are temporary and calls for stronger leadership to reverse what it portrays…