Jessica Riga
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Falling through the air in minutes: How the flydubai incident unfolded (opens the original)
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Passengers and crew members survived terrifying mid-air moments to save flight FZ1073 from disaster. A thwarted "terror attempt" in the cockpit of a commercial flight bound for Tel Aviv saw terrified passengers plunge thousands of metres in just minutes. The flydubai flight FZ1073 was diverted to Saudi Arabia after one pilot stabbed the other and "apparently tried to crash the plane", according to Israel's prime minister. Passengers and crew among the 174 people on board stymied the attempt. The
Only Princess Diana's brother knew the double meaning in her eulogy, until now (opens the original)
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A brother was tasked with eulogising his "global phenomenon" of a sister. Now, Earl Spencer is analysing his own words decades on. This is not the first time Charles Spencer has spoken so publicly in defence of his sister's memory. His eulogy for Princess Diana was lauded around the world as billions tuned in to mourn the "people's princess" nearly three decades ago. Now, his controversial new memoir has sparked a war of words with the palace as he revisits one of the darkest times in modern roy
How a 'swarm' of AI agents hacked another company, in the AI's own words (opens the original)
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Hundreds of rogue AI agents banded together to form a "collective". OpenAI is calling it a "warning shot". When OpenAI confirmed one of its artificial intelligence models broke out of its testing environment and hacked another company, that was only the beginning. Now, tens of thousands of messages written by hundreds of AI agents reveal how the self-described "collective" or "swarm" coordinated the attack on AI infrastructure company Hugging Face. OpenAI's post-mortem described the hack as a "w
Dolly Parton on life, love and loss in her own words (opens the original)
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Along with being one of the most decorated performers of all time, Parton had a remarkable ability to impart wisdom wrapped in her signature southern wit. With the news of her death at 80, here are Parton's thoughts on life, love and loss — in her own words. "I'd put a tin can on a stick as my microphone and pretend the front porch was my stage. Then I'd sing to whatever was in the front yard — human, animal or dirt." "Now I was just a kid and I was nervous then too and I wasn't sure that I was
Sydney Swans fans grapple with scandal ahead of double-header (opens the original)
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Sydney Swans fans are reckoning with their support for their team as the club is engulfed in scandal ahead of a historic double-header. The GWS Giants have put rivalries aside and encouraged their fans to support the AFLW Swans match. The women are set to take on Essendon in the AFLW's round 2 before the men's side finishes its regular season with a clash against North Melbourne. Sydney Swans fans are grappling with an emotional week of developments ahead of a historic double-header, as a scanda
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