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An own-label whole leg of lamb is now an average of £14.44 per kilogram across the four major supermarkets, up by £1.81 or 14 per cent from £12.63 when compared to the same period last year.

Osment also dubbed the police officer who arrested him a 'Nazi' in the incident at the Mammoth Mountain resort, sources told the outlet.

Ashley St. Clair gave Elon Musk a gift that he carried with him everywhere as she carried his child and he campaigned for Donald Trump.

It's hard to believe just six years ago we were in the middle of a 'body positivity' movement. Catwalks featured models with tummies and thighs and dimples in places that real women have them.

Researchers at WellnessPulse have determined roughly how much plastic people have ingested by the time they reach each decade milestone in life.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia , the alleged MS-13 member who was deported by the Trump administration earlier this week, reportedly said he had no fear of being sent to an El Salvadoran prison.

A thief who stole more than £30,000 worth of Rolex watches has been jailed for more than five years

The EGOT champ will celebrate her 83rd birthday on April 24

The shooter who killed two people and injured several more at FSU on Thursday has been identified as the son of a local sheriff's deputy.

WITH the car boot season off to an early start thanks to the dry weather, many anticipate a bumper weekend over Easter.

The updates aim to improve punctuality across several key routes.

WITH the car boot season off to an early start thanks to the dry weather, many anticipate a bumper weekend over Easter.

Big Kid Circus brought the Kingdom of Kong to Braintree, where tribespeople are acrobats, Amazon warriors fly through the sky, and motorbikes glow in the dark.

samleecole shares a report from 404 Media: American police departments near the United States-Mexico border are paying hundreds of thousands of dollars for an unproven and secretive technology that uses AI-generated online personas designed to interact with and collect intelligence on "college protesters," "radicalized" political activists, and suspected drug and human traffickers, according to internal documents, contracts, and communications 404 Media obtained via public records requests. Massive Blue, the New York-based company that is selling police departments this technology, calls its product Overwatch, which it markets as an "AI-powered force multiplier for public safety" that "deploys lifelike virtual agents, which infiltrate and engage criminal networks across various channels." According to a presentation obtained by 404 Media, Massive Blue is offering cops these virtual personas that can be deployed across the internet with the express purpose of interacting with suspects over text messages and social media. [...] While the documents don't describe every technical aspect of how Overwatch works, they do give a high-level overview of what it is. The company describes a tool that uses AI-generated images and text to create social media profiles that can interact with suspected drug traffickers, human traffickers, and gun traffickers. After Overwatch scans open social media channels for potential suspects, these AI personas can also communicate with suspects over text, Discord, and other messaging services. The documents we obtained don't explain how Massive Blue determines who is a potential suspect based on their social media activity. Salzwedel, of Pinal County, said "Massive Blue's solutions crawl multiple areas of the Internet, and social media outlets are just one component. We cannot disclose any further information to preserve the integrity of our investigations." [...] Besides scanning social media and engaging suspects with AI personas, the presentation says that Overwatch can use generative AI to create "proof of life" images of a person holding a sign with a username and date written on it in pen.

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Filming for the next James Bond movie could reportedly take place in a different UK city. 

Senior executives of the bank promised to 'stand in solidarity' with trans and non-binary colleagues following Wednesday's decision.

The wares are on sale now in all Primark stores

Activists for Unite have called for colleagues to join alliances with 'lefty Greens', other trade unionists and 'free Palestine activists' in a new coalition.

Celebrity Big Brother viewers have accused Angellica Bell of 'faking her emotions' after she became tearful following the latest round of nominations. 

Lauren Baird, 43, gave a false name and details to officers when she was pulled over in Aviemore in Scotland after a computer check revealed the vehicle had no insurance.