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Unused Windows 11 laptop takes seven hours to complete updates

A Windows 11 laptop that had been unused for several months took around seven hours to become fully updated and usable again. The experience highlights how frequent operating-system, driver, firmware and feature updates can undermine claims that Windows is becoming faster and more efficient. The machine required numerous…

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Australian life expectancy nears 90 as ageing strains public finances

New Treasury forecasts show Australian life expectancy reaching nearly 90 for women and 86 for men by 2065–66, while population growth and fertility are expected to slow. The projections highlight the benefits of universal healthcare and medical research, but warn that an ageing population will intensify long-term pressures…

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Gran Designs! Gen Z turn their backs on ultra-modern interiors as they want their homes to look like ‘Grandma’s House’

Generation Z are rejecting minimalist, ultra-modern interior design in favour of a 'Grandma's House' aesthetic characterised by dark wooden furniture, patterned fabrics, and vintage 1970s-style décor. This represents a significant reversal from previous design trends, with young adults embracing 'maximalism' – cluttered, ornament-filled interiors featuring books, ceramics, vintage…

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German elections under way which could decide fate of Chancellor Merz

Local elections in Berlin and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern could deepen pressure on German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, whose CDU is facing potentially serious losses. The contests follow the AfD’s landslide victory in Saxony-Anhalt, where the CDU’s vote reportedly halved, fuelling speculation that Merz could eventually be replaced if his party’s fortunes…

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Badenoch attacks Starmer over defence spending amid Russian threats to NATO

Tory leader Kemi Badenoch has attacked Prime Minister Keir Starmer's government over defence spending, accusing it of insufficient commitment in the face of Russian aggression towards Ukraine's allies. The row follows Mr Starmer's statement that national security "cannot come at the expense of social security", which Badenoch claimed…

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Maddy Cusack’s family walks 29 miles to honour her legacy

Olivia Cusack and Maddy Cusack’s family are working to keep the former Sheffield United footballer’s legacy alive three years after her death. Olivia and around 15 relatives and friends walked 29 miles from Bramall Lane to the family home near Derby, raising funds and remembering Maddy as a…

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Burnley fans fear financial collapse as Hayen faces growing scrutiny

Burnley drew 1-1 at home against Derby, conceding a stoppage-time goal that extended their domestic winless home run to approaching a year. Whilst manager Nicky Hayen faces scrutiny for the result, the primary focus of supporter anger is directed at chairman Alan Pace, with the club beset by…

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China rejects US calls to slow frontier AI development

US artificial intelligence leaders, including Anthropic chief executive Dario Amodei, have called for a worldwide "pacing" of frontier AI development and warned of potential catastrophes from losing control of advanced systems. China is firmly rejecting these calls, viewing them as a deliberate attempt by the US to lock…

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Chiltern Railways nationalised as Labour advances passenger rail overhaul

Chiltern Railways has entered public ownership, becoming the sixth train operator to be nationalised under Labour's plan to renationalise all major passenger rail services by the end of 2027. The government aims to integrate nationalised operators into a single body, Great British Railways, and has promised service improvements…

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How lookalike characters help scammers forge convincing web addresses

Homoglyph attacks use characters from different alphabets that look almost identical to genuine letters, creating fake URLs or email addresses. Scammers use them to direct victims to spoof websites or inboxes that steal login details, often while psychological pressure encourages people to act before checking carefully. Examples include…

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Trump returns to White House as Houthi attacks raise regional tensions

Donald Trump cut short his planned weekend stay at Camp David and returned to the White House as tensions grew between Saudi Arabia and Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen. The Houthis claimed responsibility for missile and drone attacks on Saudi targets, prompting concerns that regional fighting could escalate…

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Babysitter charged with murder after baby found dead inside couch

A 19-year-old babysitter, Elijah Mayes, has been arrested and charged with murder after 11-month-old Grayson Walton was found dead inside a couch in Cleaton, Kentucky. Police allege Mayes fabricated messages and falsely claimed that a family friend had collected the child, potentially to create an alibi. Investigators said…

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Two killed as Russia reports major Ukrainian drone assault near Moscow

At least two people were killed and six injured in what Russian officials described as a major overnight Ukrainian drone attack on the Moscow region. Authorities said hundreds of drones were intercepted, while residential buildings, a warehouse and part of an oil refinery were damaged; flight restrictions were…

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War, oil and debt put global markets under renewed strain

Global markets are facing renewed turbulence as the Iran war, surging oil prices, rising government borrowing costs and concerns about an AI investment bubble unsettle investors. The risk is that inflation could remain high, forcing central banks to raise interest rates sharply, weakening economies and potentially triggering a…

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Australians set to live longer as life expectancy nears 90 by 2066

Australia’s life expectancy is forecast to rise significantly over the next four decades, with more people living into their 90s. Treasury says the trend reflects universal healthcare and medical advances, but an ageing population and smaller households will create continuing pressure on government finances and public services. By…

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