Disabled train passenger is forced to move so Coronation Street stars on way to Soap Awards could have their own private carriage
Passengers were denied access to their allocated seats by Avanti West Coast staff on Saturday so the TV stars could sit together and have a carriage to themselves.
Just 16 sips of common drink per day protects from DEMENTIA... and the beverages that raise risk
Scientists have pinpointed a benefit of a morning cup of coffee beyond an energy boost. Drinking at least one cup in the morning - a mere 16 sips - has been shown to help women age more healthily.
Inside the world of Ayden Heaven, Man United's next star: Why Ruben Amorim thinks wonderkid, 18, is the future
EXCLUSIVE BY NATHAN SALT: When Ayden Heaven arrived, the only time Manchester United fans might have seen him play was when he was run ragged by Rasmus Hojlund.
Manslaughter probe launched into scandal-hit NHS trust where hundreds of babies died or were injured
Nottinghamshire police said it was looking at whether Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust had been 'grossly negligent in the management of its activities'.
Dublin's Temple Bar blasted for 'ridiculous' prices after customer shares eye-watering receipt for TWO drinks
The Irish pub, which is located in Dublin's city centre and highly popular among tourists, is renowned for it's premium prices.
British tourist killed and their partner is seriously ill after falling from jet ski they were riding in the sea off Albania
The holidaymakers were testing 'manoeuvres' near the Kavaja Rock area in Durres when they fell into the water yesterday morning.
Emmanuel Macron waxwork is STOLEN from Paris museum by Greenpeace activists
President Emmanuel Macron 's wax figure was stolen Monday from a Paris waxwork museum by several people claiming to be Greenpeace environmental activists.
Business Insider Recommended Nonexistent Books To Staff As It Leans Into AI
An anonymous reader shares a report: Business Insider announced this week that it wants staff to better incorporate AI into its journalism. But less than a year ago, the company had to quietly apologize to some staff for accidentally recommending that they read books that did not appear to exist but instead may have been generated by AI.
In an email to staff last May, a senior editor at Business Insider sent around a list of what she called "Beacon Books," a list of memoirs and other acclaimed business nonfiction books, with the idea of ensuring staff understood some of the fundamental figures and writing powering good business journalism.
Many of the recommendations were well-known recent business, media, and tech nonfiction titles such as Too Big To Fail by Andrew Ross Sorkin, DisneyWar by James Stewart, and Super Pumped by Mike Isaac. But a few were unfamiliar to staff. Simply Target: A CEO's Lessons in a Turbulent Time and Transforming an Iconic Brand by former Target CEO Gregg Steinhafel was nowhere to be found. Neither was Jensen Huang: the Founder of Nvidia, which was supposedly published by the company Charles River Editors in 2019.
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American living in UK slams taste of M&S chicken - before realising it's uncooked
A TikTok influencer whose content is focused around her life as an American in the UK has had a rude awakening after accidentally consuming raw chicken.
Best pricing model for AI? Work in progress, says Salesforce
Is that 'best' for customers or for shareholders? Any vendors that think they've got this 'all figured out is kidding themselves'
A senior Salesforce exec says users need to be flexible about AI pricing models while vendors determine which one works best.…
Man arrested at Stansted Airport over fires at properties linked to Sir Keir Starmer
The man has been taken to a police station, where he currently remains in police custody
Kobe Bryant's widow Vanessa addresses pregnancy rumors... five years on from NBA legend's tragic death
The Lakers icon and the couple's daughter, Gianna (Gigi), died along with seven others in a tragic helicopter crash in January 2020.
Council spending £45K on new park lighting 'to boost safety'
It is hoped it will reduce anti-social behaviour
Café visited by royals in Borough Market set to open new Essex branch
The historic business has been based in a popular market for decades
Simon Cowell, 65, leaves fans stunned AGAIN with his radically different appearance as they claim BGT boss looks like an 'AI version' of himself
The music mogul, 65, shocked fans and come under scrutiny for his 'unrecognisable looks' in a promotional video he filmed for the Britain's Got Talent final on Sunday.
Hilarious moment youth vandal left blushing by 'embarrassing' arrest by police officer
He was caught red-handed spraying graffiti on a car park wall
Is THIS how the world will end? Scientists reveal the startling odds that the Milky Way will collide with the Andromeda galaxy - swallowing Earth in the process
Researchers from Durham University have calculated the odds of the Milky Way colliding with the Andromeda galaxy, swallowing the Earth in the process.
IVF destroyed my health to the point a doctor begged me to stop. There's a side effect of these 'miracle' fertility treatments they don't tell women
My hair was falling out. I couldn't get out of bed. The Christmas before, I couldn't even bring myself to leave the house to be with my family. I felt like I was disappearing.
Moment gunman opens fire in the middle of the street after brawl breaks out in Birmingham
Police were called after reports of shots being fired at around 2.am on Sunday morning, following a brawl on Kenrick Croft, in Castle Vale.
Thousands of travellers descend on Appleby Horse Fair with gypsy wagons, trailer trucks and caravans sparking traffic chaos and clogging up roads
The six-day event, which takes place every year, sees as many as 10,000 people flock to Appleby, Westmorland, for a fair featuring horse riding, horse trading and traditional music.