Passwords and payment data were not compromised; Harrods calls the incident isolated and contained, as authorities are notified and the retailer cooperates with the third-party provider.
Isolated incident; no passwords or payment data compromised; authorities notified; linked to broader cyberattack activity and arrests
Nigel Farage labels the proposal 'un-British' as petitions surge and critics warn of expanded state surveillance; Labour argues the system would curb illegal work and modernize public services.
A prototype built by Ford Pro Special Vehicle Team demonstrates vehicle-to-load power and a mobile infrared sauna inside an electric Transit, highlighting new uses for EVs in outdoor wellness.
Novices document a three-month test of the creator economy, revealing gains, burnout and the toll of online scrutiny
A BBC Radio 4 experiment follows three novices over three months, revealing the emotional cost and real-world outcomes of chasing online fame in the creator economy
Hammersmith & Fulham plans live and retrospective facial recognition, drone surveillance and audible alerts, prompting questions over civil liberties and effectiveness.
Federal Court sanctions Anthony Rotondo for posting images on MrDeepFakes.com, underscoring the Online Safety Act's reach on image-based abuse
Critics argue civil-liberty concerns and data-security risks loom as the UK weighs a digital identity requirement for new hires.