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Re-live Mail Sport's live blog for the latest news and updates from the 2025 Ballon d'Or ceremony in Paris as Ousmane Dembele led candidates to take home the prestigious award.

Harrison Dickinson was joined by his Beatles biopic co-stars Paul Mescal and Barry Keoghan at the premiere of Urchin. The actor was all smiles with Paul, also 29, and Barry, 32.

Former Moldovan MP Veaceslav Platon, 52, is accused of being involved in an enterprise which saw vast sums of criminal cash pass through the country's banking system with the help of corrupt judges.

Residents in Lytham St Annes (pictured), Lancashire, were sent into panic today after they got a whiff of a 'strong gassy smell' on the high street.

Hamilton County Coroner Jeff Jellison has raised doubts about the cause of death of one of the most prevalent serial killers in American history.

Simon Cowell left fans baffled with his 'awkward' clapping on Monday as he arrived at The Jennifer Hudson Show. 

The party leader (pictured) said if he becomes Prime Minister foreign nationals will no longer be able to come over for low-paid jobs leaving locals 'priced out'.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Fortune: The dramatic rise in unemployment among Americans under 25 -- especially recent graduates -- has become one of the most troubling economic headlines of 2025. Recent insights from economists, central bankers, and labor market analysts signal that this appears to be a uniquely American challenge, underpinned by a "no hire, no fire" economy rather than solely by the rapid ascent of artificial intelligence. For many Gen Z workers, the struggle to land a job can feel isolating and fuel self-doubt. But that frustration recently got some high-level validation: Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell echoed economists' concerns about the cooling labor market, telling reporters at his regular press conference following the Federal Open Market Committee that it's an "interesting labor market" right now, adding that "kids coming out of college and younger people, minorities, are having a hard time finding jobs." Noting a low job finding rate, along with a low redundancy rate, he said, "you've got a low firing, low hiring environment." and noting that it's harder than ever for young jobseekers to break in. While recent months have been dubbed by Deutsche Bank "the summer AI turned ugly," and some major studies find AI adoption disrupting some entry-level roles, Powell was less sure. AI "may be part of the story," but he insisted the main drivers are a broadly slowed economy and hiring restraint. Top economists at Goldman Sachs and UBS tackled the subject soon after and found Powell to be mostly on the money. This isn't an AI story, at least not yet. "The U.S. labor market experience is peculiar," said Paul Donovan, UBS Chief Economist. "Young Euro area workers have a record low unemployment rate. In the UK, the young persons' unemployment rate has fallen steadily. Employment participation by young Japanese workers is near all-time highs. It seems highly implausible that AI uniquely hurts the employment prospects of younger US workers." "It might be tempting to blame technology... Machines, robots, or computers replacing humans is an ever-popular dystopian scenario." Donovan concludes that the U.S. pattern "more convincingly fits a broader hiring freeze narrative, affecting new entrants to the workforce." Goldman Sachs economist Pierfrancesco Mei said last Thursday that "finding a job takes longer in a low-turnover labor market." He argued that "job reallocation," or the pace at which new jobs are created and existing ones destroyed, has been on the decline since the late 1990s... "almost all the variation in turnover since the Great Recession mostly falls on younger workers" and is taking place as "churn." Goldman found that in 2019, it took a young unemployed worker about 10 weeks to find a new job in a low-churn state; now that's 12 weeks on average.

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Teenager Catherine, from Ashton-under-Lyne, Greater Manchester, was found by police at around 9am on Sunday after officers' enquiries led them to the address.

The 57-year-old's show was put on hiatus over his comments about conservative leader Charlie Kirk's assassination.

Misalignment risk? That's an area for future study

Google DeepMind added a new AI threat scenario - one where a model might try to prevent its operators from modifying it or shutting it down - to its AI safety document. It also included a new misuse risk, which it calls "harmful manipulation."…

Donald Trump has announced an extraordinary shake-up in the medical advice given to Americans at a press conference about the possible causes of autism.

A man accused of holding his stepdaughter captive for 22 years while fathering her children is denying the horrific accusations against him.

Johnny Ball has revealed that he has been secretly fighting prostate cancer as he opened up about his health battle for the first time. 

Promises, promises

analysis  OpenAI and Nvidia have signed a letter of intent wherein OpenAI agrees to buy at least 10 gigawatts of Nvidia systems for its datacenters, while the AI arms dealer returns the favor with an investment of up to $100 billion in the house that Altman built.…

Disney announced the surprising news on Monday afternoon.

LinkedIn has said it will start using some member profiles, posts, resumes and public activity to train its AI models from November 3, 2025. From a report: Users are rightly frustrated with the change, with the biggest concern isn't the business networking platform will do so, but that it's set to be enabled by default, with users instead having to actively opt out. Users can choose to opt out via the 'data for generative AI improvement' setting, however it will only apply to data collected after they opt out, with data up until that point still retained within the training environment.

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An expert on UFO sightings revealed what he thinks about the latest incident captured over Los Angeles by a local resident.

Matthaus, 64, was pictured on the red carpet with the model, who is 38 years his junior.

The manufacturer of Tylenol has responded to the Trump administration's statement that its drug causes autism.