News

BBC UK News
- North Korea accuses US of declaring war
- John McDonnell 'would bring existing PFI contracts in-house'
- Third of state schools in cash deficit
- Oxford student Lavinia Woodward spared jail for knife attack
- Model Chloe Ayling kidnap case a publicity stunt, court told
- First appearance together for Harry and Meghan
- Child 'was shown IS beheading video by Leicester man'
- Brexit: Davis sees 'no excuse for standing in way of progress'
- German election: Merkel vows to win back right-wing voters
- Uber: London Mayor Sadiq Khan backs talks after firm's apology
- Altrincham mosque stabbing suspect charged
- Six-hour rescue to pull man from mineshaft

The Inquirer
Headlines offline

internettrafficreport.com

theregister.co.uk
- Brit broke anti-terror law by refusing to cough up passwords to cops
- CBS's Showtime caught mining crypto-coins in viewers' web browsers
- Fresh chips from Intel (yay?) at 14nm (awww)
- Limp Weiner to get 21 months in the hole
- After Microsoft calls out HP Inc over stalled Windows 10 logins, HP bounces back with a fix
- More than half of small firms plan on using Privacy Shield – survey
- Hortonworks aims to entice enterprise with simple data management service
- Sigfox doesn't do IP and is therefore secure, says UK IoT network operator
- London Mayor backs talks with Uber after head honcho's apology
- Sensitive client emails, usernames, passwords exposed in Deloitte hack
- SAP gobbles customer identity management startup Gigya for $350m
- Insteon and Wink home hubs appear to have a problem with encryption

osnews.com
- China blocks WhatsApp, broadening online censorship
- iPhone 8 is world's fastest phone (it's not even close)
- Dive into the details of iOS 11: is Apple still detail-oriented?
- Google buys large part of HTC's smartphone team
- Redox 0.3.3 released
- Swift 4.0 released
- iOS 11 on the 2017 iPad Pro 12.9" convinced me it's the future
- CCleaner downloads infected with malware
- HP shows us what a real workstation looks like with a 56-core Z8
- What the iPhone X borrowed from the Palm Pre
- FSFE: publicly funded software has to be open source
- Google renames Fuchia's Magenta kernel to Zircon

Linuxtoday.com
- How to Install and Configure Jenkins Server on CentOS 7 to Automate Your WordPress Tasks
- Endless OS 3.2 Review - The Offline Distro
- Improve Your Mental Mettle with These Open Source Puzzle Games
- You Can Now Transform the Atom Hackable Text Editor into an IDE with Atom-IDE
- ASUS Launches Its Thinnest and Lightest Flippable Chromebook, the Flip C101
- Linux 4.14 rc2
- Advanced lm-sensors Tips and Tricks on Linux
- Linux Weather Forecast Linux 4.14 kernel
- Red Hat pledges patent protection for 99 per cent of FOSS-ware

Ars Technica
- Sci-fi’s biggest costumes and props land in a single, mind-boggling auction
- Star Trek: Discovery shows us a side of the Federation we’ve never seen
- Ken Block’s latest insane drifting video takes place on Pikes Peak
- Siri and Spotlight will now use Google, not Bing, for Web searches
- Waymo to judge: We want Uber to pay “only” $1.86 billion
- Exxon, under pressure from investors, prosecutors, commits to methane reduction
- CCleaner backdoor infecting millions delivered mystery payload to 40 PCs
- Apple Watch Series 3 teardown finds a bigger battery and few surprises
- After 15 yrs in vegetative state, patient becomes minimally conscious
- macOS 10.13 High Sierra: The Ars Technica review
- Uber CEO apologizes for “mistakes” in London
- Never mind the Elon—the forecast isn’t that spooky for AI in business

iconbar.com
- RISC OS software to download from !Store
- RISC OS on GitHub
- !DualHead in use
- August news round-up
- R-Comp release !DualHead
- Revisting the old Acorn magazines online
- RISC OS Developments
- RISC OS Interviews - Richard Brown (Orpheus Internet)
- Summer edition of Drag'N'Drop hits the shelves
- ROM release for your Titanium - What is new