Man, 67, beat stepdaughter with a hammer then stabbed her and her husband to death before collecting their four children from school, court hears
Parents-of-four Josh Bashford, 33, and Chloe Bashford, 30, were found dead at their home in Newhaven, East Sussex, on June 9 2023.
Major Chelmsford road shuts for a week for emergency gas work
The road is expected to remain partially closed for a few days
Astrologer reveals what tonight's supermoon means for YOU - and which signs will need to make a life-altering decision
The full Harvest Moon, the first supermoon of the year, is set to rise above the UK tonight - and will bring significant changes for certain star signs, according to an astrologer.
Richard E. Grant, 67, wears leather apron to walk Miu Miu catwalk in Paris in front of Kylie Jenner and Emma Watson after dazzling on the Burberry runway
Richard E. Grant wore a leather apron to walk the Miu Miu catwalk on Monday with the likes of Kylie Jenner and Emma Watson all watching from the FROW.
British actor John Woodvine who starred in An American Werewolf In London, The Crown and Z Cars dies aged 96
Woodvine was best known for starring in the 1981 horror comedy An American Werewolf In London, as well as for his role as Detective Inspector Witty in the 1960s BBC police drama Z Cars.
Testing the Viral AI Necklace That Promises Companionship But Delivers Confusion
Fortune tested the AI Friend necklace for two weeks and found it struggled to perform its basic function. The $129 pendant missed conversations entirely during the author's breakup call and could only offer vague questions about "fragments" when she tried to ask for advice. The device lagged seven to ten seconds behind her speech and frequently disconnected. The author had to press her lips against the pendant and repeat herself multiple times to get coherent replies. After a week and a half the necklace forgot her name and later misremembered her favorite color.
The startup has raised roughly seven million dollars in venture capital for the product and spent a large portion on eleven thousand subway posters across the MTA system. Sales reached three thousand units but only one thousand have shipped. The company brought in slightly under four hundred thousand dollars in revenue. The startup told Fortune he deliberately "lobotomized" the AI's personality after receiving complaints. The terms of service require arbitration in San Francisco and grant the company permission to collect audio and voice data for AI training.
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Big Brother fans 'spot' housemate George Gilbert in EastEnders alongside Peter Beale
Big Brother viewers are convinced that they have spotted housemate George Gilbert on a popular soap opera
EchoStar secures rights to spectrum it plans to sell to SpaceX
Musk space biz: 'Anyone else that wants to use the spectrum must coordinate with us first'
EchoStar says it has met the regulatory conditions to maintain the spectrum it is selling to Musk's rocketeers.…
Lidl price changes announced for every store
They announced the change today
OpenAI and AMD link arms for AI buildout: It's a power-for-equity swap
6GW chip pact sends AMD stock soaring, Nvidia has a rival for Altman biz love
AMD and OpenAI have forged a 6 gigawatt agreement to power OpenAI’s AI infrastructure across multiple generations of AMD Instinct GPUs.…
The 24 must-have items for autumn, picked by top fashion editor HANNAH SKELLEY. They'll renew your look and be the envy of friends - from the best suede shopper to the ultimate gilet
Some pieces never go out of fashion, keeping you current whatever your vintage. Hannah Skelley rounds up the season's top modern classics
Mysterious interstellar visitor spotted above Mars appears as 'massive cylindrical craft'
The first close-up images of the interstellar stellar object passing through the solar system have been revealed, creating even more questions about its size and origin.
'Calculating and insidious' rapist who pursued men and women after drunken nights out in Manchester's Gay Village is sentenced to life in prison
Sid Ali Djelid, 39, stalked drunken and vulnerable victims in around the Canal Street area of the city before raping two men and one woman and stealing phones and jewellery.
'May Jilly Cooper's hereafter be filled with impossibly handsome men and devoted dogs': Queen Camilla pays heartfelt tribute to Rivals author after her death aged 88
Camilla issued a statement hailing the national treasure author as a 'legend' and a 'wonderfully witty and compassionate friend'.
Tiffany Trump offers rare glimpse of baby son in adorable teddy bear hat alongside mom Marla Maples
Tiffany Trump, 31, has offered an adorable new look into the special bond she and mom Marla Maples, 61, have with her six-month-old son, Alexander Trump Boulos.
Fury as ex Loose Women star Saira Khan brands flag-raisers 'a bunch of saddos' who 'drink a lot' as she backs Gary Neville's claim that 'angry middle-aged white men' are dividing Britain
Saira, 55, appeared on Jeremy Vine 's Channel 5 chat show this morning alongside journalist James Max, 55, as the trio discussed the former defender's comments.
Gavin and Stacey star Joanna Page reveals she was 'sexually bullied' by male colleagues throughout her career - and STILL faces it at 48
The Gavin and Stacey star pointed to 'huge power imbalances' that make calling out inappropriate behaviour nearly impossible, even today.
Key North Atlantic current is on the brink of COLLAPSING - plunging Europe into a 'Little Ice Age', scientists warn
The North Atlantic Subpolar Gyre is approaching a 'tipping point' that would have 'major implications for the climate', report scientists at the University of Exeter.
Immune System Research Earns Nobel Prize for Brunkow, Ramsdell and Sakaguchi
Mary E. Brunkow, Fred Ramsdell and Shimon Sakaguchi received the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine on Monday for their discoveries about how the immune system regulates itself. The three researchers split 11 million Swedish kroner ($1.17 million). Their work identified regulatory T cells and the FOXP3 gene that controls them. Dr. Sakaguchi spent more than a decade solving a puzzle about the thymus. He discovered that the immune system has a backup mechanism to stop harmful cells from attacking the body's own tissues. Dr. Brunkow and Dr. Ramsdell found the specific gene responsible for this process while studying mice that developed severe autoimmune disease.
More than 200 clinical trials are now underway based on their research. Cancers attract regulatory T cells to block immune attacks. Researchers are developing drugs to turn the immune system against these cancer cells. In autoimmune diseases, regulatory T cells are missing or defective. The FOXP3 gene provides a starting point for drugs that teach the immune system to stop attacking itself.
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The UK's most haunted hotels revealed by a hospitality expert
As the temperature begins to drop, leaves fill pathways and autumn really settles in, guests might be looking for a spooky Halloween trip away.