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Oxford University has once again topped the Times Higher Education World University Rankings in the largest and most inclusive year to date with a record 2,092 universities having been ranked from 115 countries. Oxford has been world number one since 2017 - the longest time any university has held the position in the 21 annual editions of the rankings – nine consecutive years. Harvard University and the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) are the only other universities to have topped the rankings. Oxford was followed in the THE World Rankings 2025 by Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University, placed second and third respectively. View the full THE World University Rankings 2025 here.

Maidenhead United Juniors Sharks u15s--Maidenhead Vipers U13’s produced a dominant display as they stormed past Wargrave Wolves U13’s Stripes in a cup tie, securing a comprehensive 9-2 victory. Vipers captain Will Biggs led by example, dictating play with authority and notching a well-deserved goal to cap off a strong individual performance. Despite a couple of goals from the Wolves, Maidenhead’s dominance was never in question, and the win sees the Vipers progressing confidently in the competition. --Maidenhead Sharks u15s tamed the u15 Hearts of Teddlothians Lions in a cup game with a flawless win of 3-0. The u15s Wolverines bowed out of their league cup competition after a 7-0 home defeat to Westwood Wanderers Colts, while the u14s Missiles lost their tie 4-1 at home to Reeves Rangers Hoops.

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12What the company has to sayKaspersky shuts down business in the USKaspersky , the Russia-based cybersecurity company, is winding up its business in the United Kingdom and laying off its employees, a report has said. Notably, the antivirus giant announced three months ago that it is closing down in the US.According to Kaspersky spokesperson Francesco Tius, there are “less than 50 employees” in its London office.Tius told TechCrunch that the company “will commence a wind-down of the U.K.office operations, reorienting its business in the country toward the partner channel.”“This step will enable our company to harness available business opportunities in the UK market in a more efficient manner, strengthening overall business prosperity. Our customers and partners in the UK will maintain full access to the company’s European team and its strong and well-established partner network, through which we will continue distributing Kaspersky’s industry-leading cybersecurity products and services,” the statement continued.Kaspersky has been accused of close links with the Russian government — which the company has denied.In June, Kaspersky said that it will exit the US market , gradually winding down its operations from July 20, after the Biden administration announced plans to ban sales of Kaspersky’s software citing security risks. Reports said that Kaspersky will eliminate all US-based positions affecting “less than 50 employees in the US.”At that time, Kaspersky told The Times of India Tech team that the company does not engage in activities which threaten US national security. The antivirus giant added that it intends to pursue all legally available options to preserve its current operations and relationships.In addition to the June sanctions against Kaspersky's senior leadership, including its chief business development officer, chief operating officer, legal officer, and corporate communications chief, the government also banned the sale of Kaspersky antivirus software .

Russian intelligence agents are on a mission “to generate mayhem on British and European streets,” Britain’s spy chief said Tuesday in a wide-ranging speech that also warned of a rising threat from Iran and new efforts by the Islamic State to export terrorism. In an update of risks facing the country, Ken McCallum, the head of MI5, Britain’s domestic security service, blamed Russia’s military intelligence agency, the G.R.U., for “dangerous actions conducted with increasing recklessness,” including cases of “arson, sabotage and more.”Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, more than 750 Russian diplomats have been expelled from Europe, “the great majority of them spies,” said Mr. McCallum, adding that this had dented the ability of the Russian intelligence services to inflict damage on Western nations. But Russian state actors have recently turned to private intelligence operatives and criminals to carry out missions, a development that, Mr. McCallum said, has reduced the professionalism of their operations.

New Jersey's Justin Timberlake fan contingent just took a massive hit. The NSYNCer and "SexyBack" singer is currently in the midst of the "Forget Tomorrow World Tour" that launched a thousand memes. "The world tour," Timberlake replied. Kevin Winter/Getty Justin Timberlake at the 2024 iHeartRadio Music AwardsRelated: Who should play Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake, and more in The Woman in Me biopic? There are 60 dates remaining on the "Forget Tomorrow World Tour."

Justin Timberlake fans were left devastated on Tuesday (8 October) after the pop star abruptly cancelled his scheduled show at the Prudential Center in Newark, just an hour before he was due onstage. Appreciate your support always.”Timberlake, 43, headlined the Barclays Center in Brooklyn on 7 October. His next scheduled show is on Friday 11 October at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia. “Is this a f***ing joke the doors open in 30 minutes,” one irate fan wrote in the comments section of Timberlake’s post. “Drove two hours for this.”On Sunday, Timberlake thanked his wife, actor Jessica Biel, for sharing their anniversary with his Montreal show.

An airstrike hit a residential building in Damascus, killing at least seven people and wounding others, according to Syrian state media. Footage showed parts of the building destroyed by the blast, with debris strewn across the surrounding area. Israel did not immediately comment on the strike while Syria's state-run Sana news agency said three rockets were launched from the direction of Golan Heights, citing a military source

Hurricane Milton is barrelling toward Florida’s west coast and is expected to make landfall as early as Wednesday night. In barely a day, Milton went from a tropical storm to a category 5 hurricane, the strongest possible rating, with its winds hitting 180mph. Milton has the potential to become “one of the most destructive hurricanes on record for west-central Florida”, the National Hurricane Center said. Stat of the day: The amount of rainfall from Hurricane Helene was 10% higher because of the climate crisisLast month’s Hurricane Helene was fuelled by a record-hot Gulf of Mexico, and a new analysis has shown how that heat was 200 to 500 times more likely because of human-caused global heating. Under the Taliban, women must be completely covered at all times outside the house and their voices must not be heard in public.

Tensions Escalate As Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Reaches New Heights Over 42,000 lives lost amid worsening humanitarian crisis and political tensionsIsrael's long-standing conflict with Palestine has taken another grim turn as recent escalation between Israeli forces and Hamas-backed groups continues to devastate the region. The health ministry of Lebanon has reported at least 36 deaths and 150 injuries from recent Israeli airstrikes, with many casualties being civilians. This violence strikes deep fears within the populace, especially with the looming presence of both IDF and Hezbollah on the fronts. To encircle the brewing storm, fatalities following Israeli strikes have surged as civilians, including women and children, have become collateral damage. The ripple effects of this conflict continue to spill beyond borders, with deflections from Syrian areas also becoming contentious zones.

If the World University Rankings were a person it would now be allowed to drink in the US. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) – now the highest-ranked US university at second place, its best-ever performance – Harvard University, Princeton University and the University of California, Berkeley have all moved up the ranking. Overall, the US has slightly improved its representation in the top league, with 38 institutions ranked in the top 100, up from 36 last year. Of Australia’s total 38 universities ranked, four have gone up, 17 down, 16 remain unchanged and one was not ranked last year. All change in the NetherlandsIn the Netherlands, eight of the 12 institutions ranked have dropped down the table, but the other four have risen.

Something went wrong, please try again later. Invalid email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign up for our daily newsletter to get the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inboxSomething went wrong, please try again later. Fernandes was sent off during the defeat to Tottenham Hotspur after a challenge on James Maddison. READ MORE: United's bizarre tactic to overturn Fernandes red 'revealed'READ MORE: Why is Fernandes not suspended for UnitedIn the latest episode Match Officials Mic'd Up, PGMOL head Howard Webb was grilled as to what went wrong on the day that led to Fernandes wrongly being sent off.

The technology is already widely used in the sport, including at the Australian Open and US Open, and the All England Club has now made the decision to follow suit. Since 2007, Hawk-Eye has assisted the officials at Wimbledon on certain courts, with players able to challenge line calls, but the system will now be fully automated across the site, including during qualifying at Roehampton. Line judges at Wimbledon (Steven Paston/PA)Chief executive Sally Bolton said: “The decision to introduce Live Electronic Line Calling at The Championships was made following a significant period of consideration and consultation. “For the players, it will offer them the same conditions they have played under at a number of other events on tour. “We take our responsibility to balance tradition and innovation at Wimbledon very seriously.

Conservative MPs have picked Robert Jenrick and Kemi Badenoch as the final two candidates for party leader. James Cleverly’s team have strongly denied claims the defeated candidate lent votes to Robert Jenrick in an effort to oust Kemi Badenoch from the leadership race. I think this could actually be the point when the Tory party ceases to be a movement contending for government. Labour reacts to Tory leadership voteLabour seem to fancy their chances against a pair of right-wing candidates. Cleverly in pole positionBy Aubrey AllegrettiJames Cleverly topped the poll of MPs followed by Robert Jenrick, Kemi Badenoch and Tom TugendhatJames Cleverly has leapfrogged his rivals in the Conservative leadership race to become the frontrunner, leaving Robert Jenrick and Kemi Badenoch fighting it out to make it to the final two.