Aggregator

Walker Smith, who worked at the Clapham Junction branch for 17 years, claimed he was fired by the retailer two days after he confronted the 'repeat offender' shoplifter.

The 19-year-old first partnered with the brand in 2024, and was seen arriving at the company's Manchester headquarters to put pen to paper.

Asked by a reporter whether he had spoken to Sir Keir and if the UK could 'resurrect like Jesus this Easter weekend', Trump replied, 'Well, that's what they need.

Today, the Moon in optimistic Sagittarius tenses up to Mercury in sensitive Pisces, which helps us put hope ahead of fears about what might go wrong.

The nation that gave the world TikTok 's inane dance crazes is now pioneering the 'microdrama' - soap opera served in 50 or 100 episodes, each no more than two minutes long.

The This Morning and Great British Bake Off presenter, 51, discussed the show as speculation grows over who will replace long-standing hosts Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman.

Councils in Britain's rural areas, shires and suburbs are hiking charges on the public as Labour's 'fiddled funding formula' sends local government funding to its heartlands.

In The Other Bennet Sister, a new BBC adaptation of the novel, Mary Bennet, played by Ella Bruccoleri, is wooed by Mr Ryder and Mr Hayward, played by Laurie Davidson and Donal Finn.

King's College London, part of the elite Russell Group, is overhauling assessment to 'validate diverse knowledge systems and lived experiences'.

The talkSPORT Breakfast host has already filmed his scenes, competing against other celebrities including Katie Price and Peter Andre 's children, Junior, 20, and Princess, 18, according to a report.

Vendors tout the potential, but responsibility remains unclear

"You can't blame it on the box," says the boss of a UK financial regulator. What about the people who sold you the box? Good luck with that, says a global tech analyst.…

Agents to check the work of the agents

All Things AI  AI is easy to use, but not quite as easy as just barking "Alexa! Make me an e-commerce site." And, no, adding "DON'T HALLUCINATE" to the instruction loop won't help.…

The boss of Wireless Festival has asked the public to 'forgive' Kanye West as he defended booking the disgraced rapper as a headliner.

The presenter took leave from her job after her mother, Nancy, disappeared from her Arizona home without a trace on February 1. Nancy Guthrie's location is still not known.

The Associated Press is offering buyouts to U.S. journalists "as part of an acceleration away from the focus on newspaper journalism that sustained the company since the mid-1800s," the not-for-profit outlet reported today. AP says it is making the move from a position of strength, responding to shrinking newspaper revenue and growing demand from digital, broadcast, and tech clients. "The AP is not in trouble," said Julie Pace, executive editor and senior vice president of the AP. "We're making these changes from a position of strength but we're doing so now to recognize our changing customer base." From the report: The news organization is becoming more focused on visual journalism and developing new revenue sources, particularly through companies investing in artificial intelligence, to cope with the economic collapse of many legacy news outlets. Once the lion's share of AP's revenue, big newspaper companies now account for 10% of its income. "We're not a newspaper company and we haven't been for quite some time," [said Pace]. Despite changes -- the company has doubled the number of video journalists it employs in the United States since 2022 -- remnants of a staffing structure built largely to provide stories to newspapers and broadcasters in individual states have remained. That has its roots well back in American history; the AP was started in the mid-19th century by New York newspapers looking to share the costs of reporting outside their immediate territory. The number of AP journalists who will lose jobs is murky, in part intentionally. The AP does not say how many journalists it employs, though it has a large international presence as well as its U.S. staff. Pace said the AP's goal is to reduce its global staff by less than 5%. The Marketing and Media Alliance estimated the AP had 3,700 staffers, but it was not clear when that estimate was made. Since buyouts are being offered now to only U.S. journalists, it stands to reason that the cut among that workforce will be more than 5%. Whether there are layoffs depends on how many people take the offer, Pace said.

Read more of this story at Slashdot.

The 'humiliated' reality star, 34, recently said she has 'nothing 'left' following her split from the footballer, 31, who she accused of 'cheating on her multiple times over ten years'.

The 53-year-old was sacked by the corporation last week, six days after being hauled off air following his final Radio 2 breakfast show.

'Claude cannot be trusted to perform complex engineering tasks' according to GitHub ticket

If you've noticed Claude Code's performance degrading to the point where you find you don't trust it to handle complicated tasks anymore, you're not alone.…

Josie Thompson died from metastatic malignant melanoma after doctors reassured her a mole on her back was nothing to worry about

Artemis II has broken the Apollo 13 record for the farthest distance humans have ever traveled from Earth. NASA reports: The Artemis II crew of NASA astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, and Christina Koch, along with CSA (Canadian Space Agency) astronaut Jeremy Hansen have set the record for the farthest distance from Earth traveled by a human mission, surpassing the Apollo 13 record of 248,655 miles set in 1970. NASA Flight Director Brandon Lloyd, Capsule Communicator Amy Dill, and Command and Handling Data Officer Brandon Borter also marked a lighthearted milestone today by emailing the crew what is now assumed to be the longest person-to-person message ever sent in human history. After breaking the record for human spaceflight, crew also took a moment to provisionally name a couple of craters on the Moon, noting they were able to see them with their naked eye. Just northwest of Orientale basin highlighted above is a crater they would like to name Integrity after their spacecraft and this historic mission. Just northeast of Integrity, on the near and far side boundary, and sometimes visible from Earth, the crew suggested Carroll crater in honor of Reid Wiseman's late wife, Carroll Taylor Wiseman. After this mission is complete, the crater name proposals will be formally submitted to the International Astronomical Union, the organization that governs the naming of celestial bodies and their surface features. On April 1, NASA successfully launched humanity's first crewed trip around the Moon in more than 50 years. A couple of days into the mission, attention turned to a more mundane problem when reports said the astronauts had access to "two Microsoft Outlooks" and neither was working properly. By April 4, the crew had passed 100,000 miles from Earth as they continued deeper into space, and by April 6, they had entered the Moon's gravitational pull and caught their first views of the lunar far side.

Read more of this story at Slashdot.