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The Met Office has issued a warning across the east and south of England for Saturday, June 7.

The former Coronation Street actress, 38, who shares the tot with husband Mark Wright, also 38, lovingly cradled her daughter as they soaked up the sun in Marbella.

Young men are filming themselves laughing and joking with each other as they push through the wide-aisle gates at Tube stations in London in videos liked by hundreds of thousands of viewers.

Wendelstein 7-X, a nuclear fusion reactor in the city of Greifswald, Germany, has set a new record for a crucial metric in fusion physics.

Shocked Anna Brunskill was horrified when she received a notice from the DVLA on April 23 telling her a vehicle had been registered at her address in Warrington with a name she did not recognise.

Concerns over lack of commercial expertise with big tech suppliers as country implements digital 'Blueprint'

The UK government employs just 15 commercial staff with direct expertise in digital procurement dedicated to dealing with the largest technical suppliers, according to a Parliamentary spending watchdog.…

An anonymous reader quotes a report from TechCrunch: My wife taught me something," Klarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski told the crowd at London SXSW. He was addressing the headlines about the company looking to hire human workers after previously saying Klarna used artificial intelligence to do work that would equate to 700 workers. "Two things can be true at the same time," he said. Siemiatkowski said it's true that the company looked to stop hiring human workers a few years ago and rolled out AI agents that have helped reduce the cost of customer support and increase the company's revenue per employee. The company had 5,500 workers two years ago, and that number now stands at around 3,000, he said, adding that as the company's salary costs have gone down, Klarna now seeks to reinvest a majority of that money into employee cash and equity compensation. But, he insisted, this doesn't mean there isn't an opportunity for humans to work at his company. "We think offering human customer service is always going to be a VIP thing," he said, comparing it to how people pay more for clothing stitched by hand rather than machines. "So we think that two things can be done at the same time. We can use AI to automatically take away boring jobs, things that are manual work, but we are also going to promise our customers to have a human connection."

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The teacher, thought to be based in the UK, arranged for the year one and two pupils to head to a nearby church, where boys and girls would be selected to play a bride and groom.

A pregnant accountant has won more than £30,000 after her boss cut her hours and sacked her the day after she called in with morning sickness.

The annual ceremony (pictured) was broadcast last night, with a slew of the country's favourite soap stars in attendance and Jane McDonald playing host.

This is the hilarious moment a young schoolboy single-handedly derails sports day by running the wrong way during a relay race.

More than a 3,000 customers had complained about the issue by 10am this morning, outage monitoring site DownDetector recorded.

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The key to consistency is finding a face sunscreen that you love. To make that search a little easier for you, we've been testing a bunch of new SPFs.

Anthony Martin, 25, from Cambridgeshire, has celebrated winning a five-bedroom country house in the latest Omaze Million Pound House Draw - and he has also won £250,000 in cash.

A bottle containing the ashes of 51-year-old Wendy Chadwick, and a note by her daughter Cara saying her mother was travelling the world has gone viral online, according to the BBC.

The horror happened during a fund-raising day at a school in South Africa when an unexpected gust caused the apparently untethered inflatable to take flight.

The presenter, 67, celebrated the release of her new novel A Cornish Legacy with a post on Instagram on Thursday.

Andrew New, 36, from Liverpool, claimed that he needed his partner's cash in order to arrange his mother's funeral, despite her remaining alive and well to this day.

Fans of the classic BBC comedy can now buy the three-bedroom terraced home after it went on the market for £337,500.