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Jordan, who ran his own team in Formula One between 1991 and 2005 - before continuing to be involved in the sport as a broadcaster for the BBC and Channel 4 -lost his cancer battle on Friday.

The singer sparked an outpouring of grief when he fell 45ft to his death from a hotel balcony in Argentina in October at the age of 31.

The 63-year-old father-of-four was treated by medics after landing in Doha, Qatar, before being whizzed off to hospital for immediate testing.

Tough Euro rules on data accuracy apply to AI yammering, formal complaint to watchdog argues

​A Norwegian man was shocked when ChatGPT falsely claimed in a conversation he murdered his two sons and tried to kill a third - mixing in real details about his personal life.…

PETER HOSKIN: At last. After almost two decades of historical backstabbing - and a four-month delay for this particular entry - the Assassin's Creed series has finally made it to feudal Japan.

A shocking video from the scene shows multiple emergency vehicles rushing past gridlocked traffic with their sirens blaring out.

The McFly star, 39, was filmed sharing a kiss with the Love Island star, 34, at a BRIT Awards afterparty earlier this month, and said in his apology that he was sorry for putting Georgia 'in this situation.'

The Prime Minister was speaking after joining talks to decide the make-up of a UK-led reassurance force that will deploy to Ukraine after a ceasefire.

New International Olympic Committee president Kirsty Coventry is facing immediate calls to protect the women's category after securing a landslide election win.

In his new book, Ian Leslie explores the close relationship between John Lennon and Paul McCartney and its demise.

This week, Kristin Hannah answers our questions, what's she reading now, what would she take to a desert island, what gave her the reading bug, and what book left her cold?

Stephanie Cross reviews the best Literary Fiction out now.

There's nothing new about believing the world is ending - as Tom Phillips's new book shows, every generation has had someone who thinks the apocalypse is imminent.

Jamie Buxton reviews the best Sci-Fi and Fantasy novels out now.

Christena Appleyard reviews the best Psychological Thrillers out now.

Sally Morris reviews the retros you should be reading now.

So much for that vacation

A US Department of Defense electrical engineer has turned his world upside down after printing 155 pages from 20 documents, all of which were marked top secret and classified, from his DoD workspace, brought them home with him – and was collared on his way to Mexico.…

The sender was a girl called Lauren; someone she knew of, but had never met. 'She was an ex-girlfriend of my former boyfriend,' Jessie recalls. What Lauren had to say chilled Jessie to the bone.

Scientists at Zhejiang University have created the world's smallest LED display, featuring pixels just 90 nanometers wide -- roughly the size of a typical virus and too tiny to be seen with optical microscopes. The breakthrough, described in Nature this week, uses perovskite semiconductors that maintain brightness even at microscopic scales, giving them an advantage over conventional LEDs. The research team, led by Baodan Zhao, also demonstrated a larger display with pixels measuring about 100 micrometers (human hair width) that successfully rendered images including a spinning globe.

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The young boy was found by a member of the public in Newport just before 7am on Thursday. They called the police, who attended the scene on Temple Street in the Pill Mill area.