Code of conduct probe targets Sinn Fein councillor Declan Lynch over Garvaghy Road protest.

The EU put forward Wednesday plans for a new bloc-wide communication system allowing police, firefighters and other national emergency services to better coordinate during cross-border crises.

​​The head of the Royal Black Institution has said the organisation “continues to flourish” as he reflected on a busy season of activities.

Meta’s Muse AI agent reportedly lied to a prospective Facebook Marketplace buyer after it told him it would sell him a keyboard

Humans could lose control of “superintelligent” machines within five years, Britain’s national AI institute has warned. As Andy Burnham prepares to discuss safety concerns with Donald Trump, the Alan Turing Institute said there was a “realistic possibility” that AI could exceed human capabilities within five years.

Humans could lose control of “superintelligent” machines within five years, Britain’s national AI institute has warned. As Andy Burnham prepares to discuss safety concerns with Donald Trump, the Alan Turing Institute said there was a “realistic possibility” that AI could exceed human capabilities within five years.

Iranian university students protested against compulsory hijab and worsening economic conditions, with Basij forces accused of threatening demonstrators during the campus gathering.

Speaker Edwin Poots explained that the First Minister informed his office of ‘another urgent engagement’ and that she gave a commitment to attend next week

Screen time damages children more than being born into poverty, a study has found. The impacts of screen time on children’s development were “similar in magnitude to or larger” than other factors linked to child development and mental health outcomes, including level of wealth, parenting behaviours and whether or not they were born prematurely, researchers found.

O’Neill’s view of her power akin to that of Richard Nixon, and has profoundly disturbing implications in other areas

O’Neill’s view of her power akin to that of Richard Nixon, and has profoundly disturbing implications in other areas

O’Neill’s view of her power akin to that of Richard Nixon, and has profoundly disturbing implications in other areas

O’Neill’s view of her power akin to that of Richard Nixon, and has profoundly disturbing implications in other areas

O’Neill’s view of her power akin to that of Richard Nixon, and has profoundly disturbing implications in other areas

Three new floating docks for Faslane will be built in Britain, with the work competed under a UK-only tender on the grounds of national security.

The decommissioned American frigate USS Klakring has been sunk off the Hebrides during the joint US-UK live-fire exercise Atlantic Thunder 2026.

One outcome from recent EU-UK treaty was the securing absolute sovereign control and operational autonomy for its military base in Gibraltar.

Eight municipalities are already testing DAWO, the government's NixOS-powered work environment.

Assembly in third sitting of wrangling over whether trying to ‘suppress’ a self-declared identity should carry a jail term

Andy Burnham needs to show he understands how AI can transform the way people earn a living

The UK could learn from the French president’s drive for economic strength and military autonomy, not least by halting tech defence firm acquisitions by the US

Talks with union break down as workers reject mandate to return to office without more money to cover costs, in a sign of rising demand for hybrid terms

Insurance companies are weighing up the risk of providing policies to cover the damage caused by AI cyberattacks

The heads of Arab states, already suffering financially after seven months of conflict, received little assurance from the US president in New York last week

Residents living in Whelford have been evacuated

The Government should cut fuel duty and Vat on petrol and diesel as a matter of urgency, the economy minister has said. Caoimhe Archibald said she has now written to Jonathan Reynolds, Secretary of Business and Trade, to request the cuts...

Snapdragon X2 Series processors feature a neural processing unit (NPU) delivering 80 trillion operations per second and allowing advanced AI features to run locally. And Snapdragon X2 Series "is expanding to Linux," Qualcomm announced today, calling it one of their most-requested capabilities: Qu...

"Finding vulnerabilities faster also puts pressure on Linux distributions to fix and deliver patches faster," writes Slashdot reader BrianFagioli AI has transformed bug discovery from "a manual, time-intensive process into a highly automated engine," notes Canonical's blog, leading to a "recent e...

Intel ME and AMD PSP: The silicon layer nobody certifies

Number III Space Effects Squadron likely to use electronic warfare rather than lobbing missiles at hostile orbiting threats

The Chocolate Factory is tightening the screws on Android sideloading, but the FOSS app market is rolling out a huge overhaul and planning for the future

What happens now is set for the courts to decide

Around 200 people gathered outside the High Court in Belfast on Friday evening ahead of a planned legal challenge over a ruling permitting Orangemen to walk the Garvaghy Road.

The penalty follows an inquiry launched into the tech giant six years ago, following complaints from several European consumer rights organisations.

Drumcree parade: Decision made over Portadown march

A nationalist-driven move to hold large-scale commemorations of the Irish Famine in Belfast next year must not be used as an excuse for ‘Brit-bashing’, the TUV has said.

Businesses moving goods between Great Britain and Northern Ireland need to prepare to switch to a brand-new Trader Support Service (TSS) platform launching next month.

Gareth Evans examines the work of Northern Ireland's Democratic Scrutiny Committee in light of new recommendations for reform.

Britain has seen an explosion of migrating insects – in some cases from as far as northern Africa It was a stifling evening in July and Matt Phelps was out for a stroll, when a piercing, whirring noise stopped him in his tracks. As an ecologist, Phelps knows his fauna – and he could think of no UK creature that could emit such a sound. “It was like the classic sound effect of a cricket in a film, a beeping sort of little trilling sound,” said Phelps, who works at Knepp Estate in West Sussex. He returned with entomologist Graeme Lyons to track it down. But the sound, though incredibly loud, “seemed to be all around us … it was very ventriloquial”.

The political test is how long Canadian voters can endure the painful process of reducing economic dependence on the US

The US state department drafted a statement condemning Britain’s sanctions on West Bank settlements, but its release was blocked by the White House. The statement accused the UK Government of contributing to anti-Semitism by imposing the restrictions, according to Reuters.

In the end, it was all kisses and laughter as President Donald Trump hailed his “fantastic” relationship with Denmark and Greenland

Prime minister Anthony Albanese says it is ‘unacceptable’ that company took months to disclose breach

A lawyer thinks putting Jèrriais on Jersey street signs could foster island pride.

Recent satellite imagery of a new Chinese nuclear-powered attack submarine (SSN) provides the clearest evidence yet that Beijing has opted for a pumpjet propulsor for...

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