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Game-changing advantage for altnets | OS

Altnets (alternative network providers offering fibre broadband) embarking on network expansion programmes can quickly run into trouble, when confronted with high rise flats and mixed-use residential and commercial buildings in Britain. Gaps in data around the classification and characteristics of these types of buildings prevents the smooth running of operational …

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Veterans reopen Diggers Bar | Noosa Today

WWII veteran Ken Bridges (second from right) joins other veterans and supporters at the reopening of the Tewantin-Noosa Diggers Bar last Friday. (Rob Maccoll) Margie Maccoll Tewantin-Noosa RSL Sub-Branch members reopened their Diggers Bar for a few hours last Friday for a BYO alcohol get together as the sub-branch work …

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The Rutles’ Ron Nasty and the row over Rod and God | Music

Re John Lennon saying the Beatles were “bigger than Jesus” (Letters, 16 July), I am reminded of the row over the Rutles’ Ron Nasty and his interview with a slightly deaf journalist who misquoted him as having said: “We’re bigger than God.” He’d actually said “bigger than Rod [Stewart]”. This …

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Cyber in King’s Speech | Professional Security

9 A Cyber Security and Resilience Bill was part of the King’s Speech on July 17, when King Charles III set out what law-making the new Labour Government has in mind. Among the cyber and resilience proposals according to background notes are mandated ‘increased incident reporting to give government better …

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Who is the Duchess of Wellington? Lesser known royal, 69, turns heads at State Opening of Parliament with her regal tiara and extravagant brooch

The Duchess of Wellington caused quite a stir in the House of Lords at the ceremonial State Opening of Parliament today. King Charles may have delivered a historic speech but the elegant tiara and brooch worn by the Duchess – officially known as Princess Antonia Elizabeth Brigid Louise Mansfeld of Prussia – …

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Starmer sets up taskforce for 4m UK children in poverty

The Prime Minister has announced a child poverty taskforce, pledging to leave “no stone unturned” in tackling a growing problem in low-income families. Expert officials from across government would work together on how best to support more than four-million children now living in poverty, the government said. The total has …

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