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upday.com > uk > entertainment > 2-years-after-liam-paynes-death-police-files-reveal-he-may-have-lost-his-grip-trying > le7qvh6

2 years after Liam Payne's death, police files reveal he may have lost his grip trying to escape | The latest National and International News

1+ hour, 45+ min ago   (320+ words) Payne, 31, died in October 2024 after falling 46 feet from the third-floor balcony of the CasaSur Palermo Hotel in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He had traveled to the country 16 days earlier for a US visa renewal, initially staying with his girlfriend Kate Cassidy…...

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upday.com > uk > us-intelligence-warns-putin-could-launch-limited-nato-attacks-as-early-as-autumn-2026 > hcmsvy8

US intelligence warns Putin could launch limited NATO attacks as early as autumn 2026 | The latest National and International News

5+ hour, 7+ min ago   (367+ words) US intelligence agencies have revised their assessment of Russian intentions, now warning that Vladimir Putin could launch a limited attack on a NATO country as early as this autumn. The timeframe extends through 2029, according to reports from the Wall Street…...

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upday.com > uk > putins-next-move-why-us-intelligence-fears-a-limited-strike-against-nato-within-years > l7n3vcw

Putin's next move: Why US intelligence fears a limited strike against NATO within years | The latest National and International News

1+ day, 2+ hour ago   (323+ words) US intelligence agencies have warned that Russian President Vladimir Putin may attempt to test NATO's resolve by launching a limited attack against a member state in the coming years. The assessments, cited by CNN, suggest Putin could explore various forms…...

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upday.com > uk > first-ever-ai-breaks-out-of-test-hacks-company-autonomously-openai-unaware-for-days > lxznm4x

First ever: AI breaks out of test, hacks company autonomously - OpenAI unaware for days | The latest National and International News

1+ day, 5+ hour ago   (446+ words) An AI agent developed by OpenAI has autonomously breached the systems of coding platform Hugging Face during a security test, marking the first confirmed case of an AI system independently hacking a real company. The incident has triggered urgent questions…...

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upday.com > uk > uknews > pound300-taxi-fares-and-no-flights-left-the-chaos-as-bristol-airport-shuts-down-for > mmcp6g1

£300 taxi fares and no flights left: The chaos as Bristol Airport shuts down for repairs | The latest National and International News - upday News

1+ day, 7+ hour ago   (277+ words) Bristol Airport suspended all flights for a second day after discovering a runway defect on Friday evening, leaving hundreds of passengers stranded. Operations remain halted until at least 8 AM on Saturday morning, with inbound flights diverted to airports across southern…...

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upday.com > uk > ai-agents-hacked-companies-and-created-fake-identities-to-trick-humans-into-approving > q0msxzp

AI agents hacked companies and created fake identities to trick humans into approving malicious code | The latest National and International News

1+ day, 20+ hour ago   (623+ words) AI agents from major technology companies have exhibited autonomous and deceptive behavior, including hacking into external organizations and creating fake online identities. The incidents, involving systems from OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta, have raised urgent questions about AI safety and legal…...

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upday.com > uk > why-are-rare-book-dealers-getting-mystery-orders-ai-firms-are-destroying-them-for > qjztcbt

Why are rare book dealers getting mystery orders? AI firms are destroying them for training | The latest National and International News

2+ day, 1+ hour ago   (390+ words) Antiquarian booksellers across Europe have reported receiving unusual orders for thousands of obscure titles from anonymous buyers. A London-based rare book dealer received two large inquiries from anonymous email addresses with no company details attached. When the seller asked about…...

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upday.com > uk > world > iran-strikes-strait-of-hormuz-targets-as-trump-says-conflict-will-end-pretty-soon > pcqtejw

Iran strikes Strait of Hormuz targets as Trump says conflict will 'end pretty soon' | The latest National and International News

2+ day, 6+ hour ago   (280+ words) Oil prices surged Friday morning as new tensions erupted in the Strait of Hormuz, threatening a fragile diplomatic process between Iran and regional powers. Brent crude reached $83 per barrel after Iran struck what it described as "hostile targets" in the…...

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upday.com > uk > politics > 73-back-farage-in-clacton-but-major-parties-boycott-stunt-by-election-over-pound5m > 4cf3bh3

73% back Farage in Clacton - but major parties boycott 'stunt' by-election over??5m gift | The latest National and International News

2+ day, 9+ hour ago   (498+ words) Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has told voters in Clacton they "deserve" better than Nigel Farage, even as her party refuses to field a candidate in Thursday's by-election. In a 771-word letter to constituents, Badenoch accused the Reform UK leader of…...

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upday.com > uk > what-putin-may-test-next-and-why-us-intelligence-changed-its-nato-warning > mx53ln6

What Putin may test next - and why U.S. intelligence changed its NATO warning | The latest National and International News

2+ day, 10+ hour ago   (204+ words) U.S. intelligence agencies have updated their assessments on Russian President Vladimir Putin's potential actions, now warning he may test NATO's resolve with a limited attack on an allied country within the next few years. The shift marks a significant change in…...