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All critical, essential targets within Iran to be destroyed before Passover, IDF announces

Israeli defence minister plans to destroy Lebanese border villages

Merz: Al-Sharaa proposed 80% target for Syrians returning home

A South African politician goes snorkeling in a giant pothole to highlight city management failures

World Backup Day isn’t the deal fest it once was
The first advertised sale on B&H’s storage specials for World Backup Day is a 512GB SanDisk microSDXC memory card, marked down from $111.99 to $109.99. Yes, a discount of just two dollars. Such is 2026. The manufactured holiday of World Backup Day usually can be counted upon to offer sales on external...

AT&T says new OneConnect plan could cut your bill

Amazon, Delta team up for in-flight Wi-Fi, challenging Musk's Starlink

Huawei posts slower annual revenue growth of 2.2%

Nvidia invests $2 billion in Marvell, launches AI partnership

Hardware vs. software crypto wallets: Which is right for me?

BNZ take mortgage competition up a notch
BNZ is upping competition between banks by paying the legal fees of homeowners who switch their mortgages to the bank.

Why innovative Canadian league is trialling daylight offside rule
BBC Sport looks at why the Canadian Premier League is trialling Arsene Wenger's 'daylight' offside rule in 2026.

Arsenal's 11 international withdrawals - injury crisis or crafty caution?
With 11 Arsenal players withdrawing from international duty, are the Gunners facing an injury crisis or are they simply being cautious?

Is Verstappen's threat to quit a lever to alter rules? - F1 Q&A
BBC Sport F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your questions after the Japanese Grand Prix.

Sexual violence part of 'everyday life' in parts of Sudan, charity says
Victims describe how they have been targeted while carrying out everyday activities.

Delivery driver threatened at gunpoint in attack on police station
A senior police officer says everything points towards dissident republicans being responsible.

Kissing a woman's hand can be sexual assault, Spanish court finds
The Supreme Court found that a man had done more than harass a woman by kissing her hand as there had been "a clear sexual component" to his behaviour.

'Fake landlord lied that his dad had died to scam my deposit'
The Met Police says it is investigating a number of suspected frauds in relation to flat rental.

UN says over 200,000 people flee Lebanon violence for refuge in Syria

Cato lets customers buy modular SASE security tools
Cato Networks rolls out modular SASE buying, letting customers start with AI Security, SD-WAN, SSE or Universal ZTNA and expand later.

Garney adopts Hyland for SAP SuccessFactors in HR shift
Garney deepens Hyland tie-up to unify HR records in SAP SuccessFactors, aiming to cut manual work and bolster automation across its US operations.

Want me to trust Windows 11 again? Bring back local accounts
After years of pissing me and other Windows 11 users off, Microsoft says it’s ready to turn a new leaf, fixing mistakes, making improvements, and adding some long-requested features. I’d like to believe that Windows 11 is headed in the right direction. But given how anti-user Windows has become, I’m...

How Scotland found their base camp for 'travelling' World Cup
Gary Dicker and Steven Naismith explain why Scotland picked Charlotte FC as their World Cup base.

Newcastle not looking to make Howe change at moment - CEO
Newcastle United CEO David Hopkinson says he does not have a stance on the future of head coach Eddie Howe, but the club are "not looking to make a change at the moment".

New ferry to enter service but CalMac vessel shortage still critical
MV Isle of Islay is the first of four large new ferries ordered from a shipyard in Turkey.

The man who wants to bring human composting to the UK
Human composting is when a body placed in a sealed vessel containing organic matter turns into soil.