The man behind the suspected cyber attack that disrupted operations at Heathrow and other major airports over the weekend, has been arrested.The UK National Crime Agency (NCA) said the suspect, in his 40s, was held in West Sussex on Tuesday on suspicion of offences under the Computer Misuse Act. However, he has now been released on conditional bail.Paul Foster, deputy director and head of the NCA’s National Cyber Crime Unit, said, “Although this arrest is a positive step, the investigation into this incident is in its early stages and remains ongoing.”“Cybercrime is a persistent global threat that continues to cause significant disruption to the UK,” the Independent cited the official.“Alongside our partners here and overseas, the NCA is committed to reducing that threat in order to protect the British public.”The attack reportedly targeted Collins Aerospace, leading to problems with check-in and boarding systems at London Heathrow, Brussels, and Berlin airports.At Brussels Airport, at least 10 flights were cancelled at while another 17 were delayed by more than an hour after the systems were affected.“This has a large impact on the flight schedule and will unfortunately cause delays and cancellations of flights,” the airport said, as reported by The Sun.“The service provider is actively working on the issue and trying to resolve the problem as quickly as possible.”This is a developing story.

Snapshot from the video (Photo: wandsworthbeat/ Instagram)Viral iPhone 17 Pro zoom video reignites camera warsSocial media reactionsMore on iPhone 17 and Samsung S25 UltraWhenever a new device is launched, it doesn’t take long before comparisons to the other latest flagships begin. Each side claims superiority in one area or another, and every new model becomes a topic for fresh debates.Recently, an Instagram video caught attention, reigniting the iPhone vs. Android battle once again.An Instagram video showing the newly launched iPhone 17 Pro zooming 18 kilometres across London to capture Wembley Stadium has gone viral. One user said, “Samsung S25 Ultra zoom is way better than any iPhone 17,” setting off more debate between iPhone and Samsung fans.However, not all observers believe the video delivers on what it appears to. A report from Yahoo Technology suggests that some viral iPhone 17 Pro videos are fake or exaggerated, pointing out that creators sometimes depict features that don’t actually exist.For the unversed, the iPhone 17 series was launched on September 19. The base models (iPhone 17) come in shades like Lavender, Sage, Mist Blue, White, and Black, while the Pro models are offered in Cosmic Orange and Deep Blue.

Further down the page, an image showed a woman carrying a Marble Muse handbag while crossing a cobbled street framed by townhouses and shops. Another page discussed Marble Muse’s founders, including the subheading “Our Beginnings” which stated that the brand was “founded in London”. Marble Muse did not respond to the ASA’s enquiries. The ASA said: “We considered that consumers were likely to understand from those elements of the ad, that Marble Muse was based in the UK, specifically, London, when we understood that was not the case. “We also noted that it was stated on the website that all returns were to be sent to the advertiser’s warehouse in Asia.

“I met with President Trump just now, and we spoke about how to finally bring peace,” Zelensky said. Enable cookies Allow cookies onceTrump: My relationship with Putin didn’t mean anythingWhile addressing the war in Ukraine, President Trump said he had hoped his relationship with President Putin would help end the war. Speaking during his meeting with President Macron, Trump concluded that “unfortunately” the relationship had not meant anything. “What is the purpose of the United Nations?” Trump asked rhetorically. President Zelensky EVGENIY MALOLETKA/APThis will be the second time Trump and Zelensky have met since the US president invited President Putin to Alaska.

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The Guardian says Nigel Farage is facing cross-party condemnation, external for his proposals to deport some legal migrants if Reform UK wins the next election. The i Paper, external calls the idea both "radical" and "sketchy" while the Daily Mirror, external labels it "disastrous". The paper says scientists were "dismayed" by his comments and have pointed to a body of evidence refuting any link. Its headline reads "Will the King now banish Fergie?" The Telegraph, external leads with the call from a think tank with close ties to the government for Chancellor Rachel Reeves to cut national insurance and increase income tax in the Budget.

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President Trump unleashed a political attack on the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, during his address at the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday, appearing to falsely claim that Mr. Khan wanted to put Britain’s capital under Islamic religious law. “I look at London where you have a terrible mayor, a terrible, terrible mayor,” the president said. “It’s been so changed, so changed. Now they want to go to Shariah law, but you’re in a different country; you can’t do that.”While Mr. Trump used the word “they” without specifying whom that referred to, his words echoed a conspiracy theory focused on Mr. Khan and his Muslim faith that has long been circulated by the far right and that has been linked to death threats against the mayor. In a statement after Mr. Trump’s speech, Mr. Khan’s office said it would not “dignify his appalling and bigoted comments with a response” but added, “London is the greatest city in the world, safer than major U.S. cities, and we’re delighted to welcome the record number of U.S. citizens moving here.”

Shares of the Greek mining and energy company lost 3 per cent on its second day of trading, joining a mixed bag of laggards that included Smiths Group. JLR supply chain ‘at risk of collapse’The production freeze at Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) threatens to trigger “disintegration” across its supply chain, as businesses lay off staff, reduce production or collapse. Smiths Group surpasses expectations with record resultsShares in Smiths Group have climbed to an all-time high after the engineer beat expectations for profit and revenue and said its break-up was “progressing with pace”. It experienced another increase in demand for big-ticket items as it benefited from “favourable weather” and the closure of rival Homebase stores. Smiths Group break-up ‘progressing with pace’The FTSE 100 industrial conglomerate Smiths Group says its break-up is “progressing with pace”, alongside full-year results.

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A high-level delegation of senior officials and exporters is in London to highlight India’s textile value chain and strengthen trade ties with the UK, the ministry of Textiles said in an official statement on Tuesday.The visit comes as India looks to diversify its export markets following the US decision to impose a steep 50% tariff on apparel imports, a move that could impact Indian shipments to its largest market, PTI reported.India is now targeting 40 countries representing nearly $600 billion in textile and apparel imports, offering what officials call “vast opportunities” to expand its global share.India is currently the fourth-largest textile exporter to the UK. Exports stood at $2.16 billion in 2024-25, accounting for 6.6% of the UK’s textile and apparel imports.On July 24, India signed a Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) with the UK, described as the country’s most ambitious trade pact yet. Covering 26 sectors, from tariffs to technology, the agreement is expected to double overall bilateral trade in goods and services to $112 billion from the current $56 billion.“The Indian delegation led by Neelam Shami Rao, Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, Government of India, is visiting London to showcase India’s strength across the textile value chain and to deepen India-UK trade engagement. The delegation includes representatives of all major Export Promotion Councils (EPCs) and leading exporters,” the ministry said.On the opening day, programmes included a Textile Roadshow and meetings with buyers and sourcing houses across handicraft, handloom and carpet sectors.“The Textile Roadshow, jointly organised by the High Commission of India, London, and the Ministry of Textiles with EPCs, highlighted the vast opportunities under CETA,” the statement added.India’s textile exports are targeted to double by 2030, driven by sustainability initiatives and new market access through trade agreements such as CETA. The pact is India’s 16th and one of its most wide-ranging.

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"Lohitashwa suddenly surfaced, stood near her, and the two exchanged heated words. Lohitashwa, at one stage, lost control, abused Rekha loudly before pulling out a knife and repeatedly stabbing her," police said.The daughter tried to stop him, but in vain. Before the public rushed to help, Lohitashwa fled the scene.A profusely bleeding Rekha was shifted to a nearby private hospital, where she died. There were at least 11 stab wounds on her body, police said.The elder daughter, who was in shock, told police that all she knew was that Lohitashwa and Rekha had been fighting over some issue regularly. She is an important eyewitness in the case, and her statements are vital," police said.The couple's other daughter, who is nine years old, lives with Rekha's parents at Channarayapatna.

Unrolling the Past Without Lifting a FingerBuried for nearly two millennia beneath the volcanic ash of Mount Vesuvius, a collection of ancient scrolls has long taunted historians—visible yet utterly unreadable. Thanks to a remarkable fusion of AI and imaging technology, one of these ancient Greek scrolls has finally had its secrets revealed—without being physically opened. A Scroll, a Philosopher, and a Surprise TwistThe scroll in question—known in academic circles as PHerc. And for the first time in centuries, their voices are returning—one Greek word at a time. FootnotesBodleian Libraries — “Inside of Herculaneum scroll seen for the first time in almost 2,000 years (PHerc.

Former British soldier Alan Duncan reveals what it's really like to be in the company of pity-seeking ISIS terror bride Shamima BegumBRIDE OF EVIL Shamima Begum told me to f**k off for asking simple question… I’ve met her 3 times & here’s why she can NEVER come backBEING escorted around the desolate and foreboding al-Roj camp in northern Syria, filmmaker Alan Duncan is led into a tented off courtyard - the home of notorious ISIS bride Shamima Begum. Duncan was also told to "f*** off" by Shamima back in 2021 when he approached her at the camp. Begum fled her Bethanal Green home with two friends to join ISIS back in 2015 as the horrifying cult was surging across the Middle East. At least 6,000 Westerners are still held among them - including infamous jihadi bride Shamima Begum, the 25-year-old from London. One of Naveen's captors - an ISIS bride known as Nadine K - has since been jailed in Germany for her role in the genocide.