Christian Horner names dream F1 job as he plots return
Christian Horner has revealed Ferrari is the only team for which he would accept non-participation in ownership as he plots a return to Formula One.
Category : Social
BBC journalist Roger Johnson suspected hack: 'disregard posts'
BBC journalist Roger Johnson has asked the public to disregard his social media posts after suspecting his X account was hacked. He shared a video message on Thursday evening.
US police fear Meta smart glasses could be used to secretly record them
Documents show officers from Maine to California worry Meta’s camera-equipped glasses will be used either to secretly record them or aid acts of terrorism.
Online Extortion and Grooming Found Across 764 Social Media Apps
A new investigation reveals online extortion and grooming are occurring across 764 social media apps, prompting calls for stronger platform safeguards.
How phone cameras changed our perception of danger
A former war correspondent reflects on how smartphone cameras, once a buffer for photographers, now shape our perception of danger, from sunset selfies to fatal trends.
Cat in the Hat AI trend prompts police reassurance to TikTok users
Police reassure TikTok users that viral Cat in the Hat sightings are AI-generated, after images of the Dr Seuss character in Welsh towns sparked concern.
Arsenal fan Arabella Mia furious at X over demonetisation
Arsenal superfan Arabella Mia says her X account was demonetised for sexual content despite being football-only, and she has been shadow-banned.
Police say 'Cat in the Hat' images are AI-generated prank
Gardaí confirmed creepy images of a Cat in the Hat figure loitering outside homes in Limerick and elsewhere were AI-generated by an unknown prankster, not real.
Gardaí: Cat in the Hat images are AI-generated hoax
Gardaí have confirmed viral images of a Cat in the Hat character across Ireland are AI-generated hoaxes, prompting a statement from Wexford Gardaí.
Mum finds adorable handwritten note in ball pit at soft play
A mum discovered a handwritten note in a ball pit at an indoor play place, and the sweet message from parents to their child left other parents tearing up.
Why Andy Burnham Takes Social Media Seriously
Andy Burnham, the Greater Manchester mayor, has hired a social media team to boost his online presence, reflecting the growing importance of digital platforms for politicians.
Why I Refuse to Google Answers During Dinner With Friends
Helene Rosenthal argues that pulling out a phone to settle trivial disputes ruins social connection, urging friends to keep talking instead of searching online.
Chef's surprising mayo trick gives salmon extra crispy skin
Spread a thin layer of mayonnaise over salmon before frying to stop it sticking to the pan and achieve extra crispy, glass-like skin, according to a London chef.
Jessica Chastain Confirms Apple TV Will Finally Release ‘The Savant’
Jessica Chastain confirms Apple TV will release 'The Savant' after postponement, with sources suggesting a July premiere.
Angry Ginge turns ‘Hangry Ginge’ to rescue Manchester from the 2pm hunger slump
Angry Ginge becomes ‘Hangry Ginge’ to fight Manchester hanger, armed with snacks. Research reveals 2pm as peak hangry time, with 48% losing humour.
Single mum lies on TikTok about benefits, makes thousands
A single mum from Nottingham says she lies about her Universal Credit payments on TikTok to rage bait viewers, earning thousands from viral videos.
Mother Had Baby at 14 Now Has Four Kids and Three Jobs
A mum who gave birth at 14 now raises four children and works three jobs, after asking a friend's mum for a pregnancy test and being given alcohol.
TikTok time traveller shares WW3 start and end photos
A TikTok account claiming to be a time traveller has shared images it says show the start and end of World War Three, warning humanity must leave Earth.
Wheelchair user reveals vile dating app messages she receives
Essex wheelchair user Phoebe Smith, 28, says online dating apps Hinge and Tinder bombard her daily with vile comments about her disability and sex life.
Man sparks plane seat swap row after passenger won't let him sit with girlfriend
A man's tweet about a passenger refusing to swap seats on a flight has gone viral, sparking debate over whether asking to change seats is acceptable.
TikTok, Instagram and YouTube adopt global child safety measures after UK code
TikTok, Instagram and YouTube have introduced global child safety changes following the UK's new age appropriate design code, which took effect in September.
Spot the panda: Viral puzzle goes back to 1978
A panda hidden in a 1978 conference photo is the latest viral puzzle, following challenges with snowmen and owls.
Six immersive books to read in a single day, chosen by a former Booker judge
A former Booker judge recommends six books that can be read in a single day, from Natasha Brown's Assembly to Denis Johnson's Train Dreams.
TikTok opens £54m fund for European video creators
TikTok launches £54m fund for European creators, its first EU payout scheme, with payments over the next year and plans to expand.
High Court orders fresh inquest into boy's death amid TikTok evidence concerns
High Court orders fresh inquest into 14-year-old's death as mother cites TikTok 'blackout challenge' and missing social media evidence.
Labour MP calls for Home Office to block US streamer Hasan Piker from UK
Labour MP David Taylor urges Home Office to revoke Hasan Piker's visa over antisemitic remarks ahead of SXSW London appearance.
Wisbech replaces 'half dead' Christmas tree after council outcry
Wisbech Town Council demanded a replacement after its real Christmas tree looked 'half dead'. A healthier 28ft tree has now been installed.
Zine creators resist AI influence in handmade art form
Zine creators resist AI influence, arguing the handmade, scrappy nature of self-published booklets is incompatible with artificial intelligence.
Snapchat Locks 415,000 Australian Accounts Under Under-16s Ban
Snapchat blocks over 415,000 under-16 Australian accounts but warns of technical gaps and risks of teens migrating to unregulated apps.
I Left London for the Suburbs, Begged to Return in a Month
More than 400,000 people left London in a year, but one woman who moved to Tunbridge Wells found herself desperate to return after just a month, citing commuting misery and boredom.
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