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Clubbing after her foreign minister tested positive for covid and missed a text that she needed to isolate. she had to apologise then for her actions. the 36—year—old prime minister said she would have left the latest party had she needed to work. but she has always insisted that she is a real person, as well as finlands youngest ever leader, with a right to a night out. caroline hawley, bbc news. apple has released an update for iphones, ipads and macs, to fix a security flaw which could al...

Good morning. welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: more major disruption on the railways as thousands of workers walk out in an ongoing dispute over pay, jobs and conditions. a sixth day of national strike action— a sixth day of national strike action on— a sixth day of national strike action on the railways this summer. 45.000 _ action on the railways this summer. 45,000 members of staff are involved. _ 45,000 members of staff are involved, meanin...

Stories we are following. a massive fire at a massachusetts boat yard has injured at least four people, including three firefighters. more than 100 firefighters were on scene yesterday battling this fire. heavy black smoke filled the sky as you see. the flames engulfing the area, damaging dozens of boats and cars and at least five buildings. the fire chief says flames moved quickly, partly because of the wind. within 15 minutes the entire yard went up in smoke and the cause still under investiga...

Stomach. for women, the cancers were lung cancer was number one, followed by cervical, colorectal and breast cancer. so those were interesting findings also, victor and alisyn. >> jacqueline howard for us, thank you so much. if you own apple products and who doesnt, listen up, the company is urging customers to update their devices after a security flaw was detected that could allow hackers to take over your iphone, ipad and mac. >> they want to do it right now. cnns brian fung is following th...

Advocate bianca jagger there. president ortega has previously dismissed allegations of human rights abuses, saying that they are lies. apple has released an update to fix a security flaw for iphones, ipads and macs, which could allow hackers to take control of the devices. the company said the new software provides an important security update — and recommended all users to download it. there are no known reports of the security flaw being used against people or their apple devices. sir salman...

And absolutely wonderful, and said, "as a player, he had fulfilled everything we ever wish for. other witnesses described giggs as calm, measured and loyal. he denies all the charges. laura scott, bbc news, manchester. a 44—year—old man has appeared before magistrates charged with the murder of a pensioner attacked while he was on his mobility scooter in west london. thomas ohalloran, who was 87, was stabbed near a busy road in greenford on tuesday. lee byer has been remanded in custody. the...

Weve notjust had a hot summer. this is a result of climate change and so thats going to carry on that way. i find that very frustrating because nothings been done. well between the months of march and july 60% of the expected rainfall fell here, that has been a key contributor to these drought conditions, along with the excessive heat of course, it is very difficult to ship water across wales, even though other areas may be well stocked. as we heard the south—east of wales is now under the spo...

Are now making tough choices to balance their bills. apple has urged owners of its devices to install a new update that will fix a major security flaw, which it says hackers may have "actively exploited". the company said the vulnerability affects its iphones, ipads, apple watches and mac computers. experts say the bug could let hackers take over devices. finlands prime minister, sanna marin, says she has nothing to fear after taking a drugs test, following the emergence of a video of her, at a ...

Twitter announced on Aug. 5 that it found a security flaw in its system that enabled a threat ...

Unbroken tradition. for 140 years it worked have reporters they are asking legislators questions. this year, with this republican party, in a league works. reporters are banned. last fall, the republican governor of missouri, mike parson, asked law enforcement to pursue charges against a local reporter in missouri, because that reporter reported accurately on a security flaw in the state computer systems. the governor actually got state law enforcement to investigate that reporter for months, as...