6 h. ago Meta sues deepfake ‘nudify’ app which uses AI to remove clothing from photos

So-called “nudify” apps take photos of clothed individuals and turn them into fake nudes, even if the subjects have not consented to having their likeness used

Culture

22 h. ago Meta sues Chinese maker of deepfake AI app that takes clothed pictures and turns them into nudes

So-called “nudify” apps take photos of clothed individuals and turn them into fake nudes, even if the subjects have not consented to having their likeness used

Politics

49 h. ago All celebs rocking 'only underwear trend' on stage as fans cry 'get them clothes'

Sabrina Carpenter, Addison Rae, Tate McRae and Charli XCX are just a few of the latest popstars to ditch their clothes to perform. We take a look at the growing underwear trend for concerts

Politics

7 d. ago Germany captain who turned down nude photoshoot with Playboy reveals she is sent 'unsolicited penis pictures' every day

Giulia Gwinn has stunned fans by revealing that she receives unsolicited naked pictures of men every day. The 25-year-old Bayern Munich star makes the admission in her new autobiography.

Events

8 d. ago Paedophile teaching assistant, 33,  sent nude pictures to schoolboy on Snapchat after calling him a 'good lad'

Chelsey Knox, 33, shared videos of herself in the shower as well as two topless pictures and a picture of herself using a sex toy with the 16-year-old.

Politics

8 d. ago Eminem vs Meta: Rapper sues Facebook parent for $109million after using his hits on its platform

The ‘Lose Yourself’ rapper’s music publishing company, Eight Mile Style, accused Meta – the parent company of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp – of copyright infringement.

Economics

9 d. ago Eminem launches legal battle against Meta over alleged copyright infringement for $109 million

The lawsuit alleges that Meta knew that their services allowed for unauthorized use of the rapper’s works.

Economics

2 w. ago ‘People buy a lion and can’t handle it’: inside the farms breeding cubs for Tiktok and Instagram likes

Exotic pets are increasingly popular among the wealthy elite, but few are prepared for a long-term commitment and campaigners say many animals are kept in cruel conditionsChampagne glasses clink at an exclusive Bangkok party, where guests in designer clothes laugh and mingle. They take turns posing with a cat, passing it casually from one to the other. But as the camera settles, it becomes clear this is no house cat – it’s a lion cub. One woman, in a red cocktail dress, lifts the animal to her face and blows a kiss at the camera, a glass of wine balanced in her other hand.Clips such as this are flooding Instagram and TikTok, offering a glimpse into Thailand’s booming captive lion trade. According to a new report by the Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand and the Oxford Wildlife Trade Research Group the number of lions in captivity has more than tripled since 2018 – a trend fuelled in part by the rising popularity of exotic pets among the country’s wealthy elite. A growing network o...

Technology

3 w. ago Nvidia chief Huang condemns US chip curbs on China as ‘a failure’

World’s top AI semiconductor maker says export controls have accelerated Chinese rivals’ advances

Events

3 w. ago Chinese battery maker CATL surges 16% in biggest listing of 2025

Strong demand for secondary offering in Hong Kong expected to lift amount raised to $5.3bn

Politics

4 w. ago How 'forever chemicals' have seeped into almost everything – video

Pfas are a group of thousands of chemicals that are used for their non-stick and water-resistant properties. They are often refered to as 'forever chemicals' because they can take thousands of years to break down. Pfas are being found in so many everyday items that it's starting to feel like they are everywhere - non-stick frying pans, waterproof mascaras, stain-resistant clothing, packaging for takeaway food items. Pfas are even in our food, our drinking water and in the rain. Josh Toussaint-Strauss talks to Leana Hosea and Rachel Salvidge of Watershed investigations, a nonprofit that works to expose the causes behind Pfas contamination. Together they discuss what the spread of Pfas means for our health and the environment, and what can be done to get rid of them or at least limit our exposure. Continue reading...

Politics

4 w. ago BBC Breakfast's Nina Warhurst hits back at viewer after scathing comment

BBC News presenter Nina Warhurst has responded to an unsolicited critique from a viewer who seemed to take aim at her accent and clothing choices

Events