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Thousands of civilians are racing to flee Beirut after Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the IDF to strike Lebanon's capital city.

The boy has not been seen since Saturday, May 30, when it is believed he entered the River Don in Mexborough.

Comedian Lucy Beaumont joined host Gaby Roslin on Magic FM on Saturday but confessed that she has actually met her once before. 

The King and Queen will attend Derby Day at Epsom Downs on June 6 - the same day as Peter Phillips' wedding to his NHS nurse fiancée Harriet Sperling.

She is never shy showing off her incredible figure.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Politico: Anthropic has extended an invitation to the European Commission granting the EU's cyber agency access to its powerful AI hacking tool Mythos, according to a Commission official familiar with the process. The AI firm made the formal invitation after a meeting with the Commission in San Francisco last Thursday, the official said, adding the EU now has to put in place a mechanism to access the model with proper security safeguards. European Commission spokesperson Thomas Regnier said in a statement the Commission has had "several productive meetings with Anthropic" and "welcome[d] the latest developments on potential future access." [...] "This latest development is of utmost importance to get a clear picture on the potential risks," Regnier said, adding: "Let's not forget that Mythos is not one off, a new wave of powerful models are coming to the market." An ENISA official said the agency does not have active access now but is working to implement it. The Commission is working on a formal action plan to respond to powerful AI hacking tools. It has indicated it wants to release it before the summer break, according to an industry official. Anthropic's Mythos was unveiled in early April and triggered fears that it could enable large-scale attacks with its ability to find and exploit vulnerabilities. "European authorities for weeks were shut off from accessing the cutting-edge cybersecurity AI tech, leading to urgent calls by European politicians and government officials to gain access," notes Politico. "Cyber officials also called for Europe to build its own version."

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Jules Trigg, 41, was repeatedly told she had an infection - despite suffering from severe nausea, sickness, bleeding and pelvic pain.

Commuters in Essex have been warned to expect delays as RMT union members walk out on Tuesday, June 2, and Thursday, June 4.

Commuters in Essex have been warned to expect delays as RMT union members walk out on Tuesday, June 2, and Thursday, June 4.

The political scion welled up as she paid tribute to her daughter at the Profile in Courage Award held at the JFK Presidential Library in Boston on Sunday.

The body of a missing nuclear lab worker has been found, 11 months after she vanished without a trace under disturbing circumstances and fears she held classified secrets.

The Miami developer has had his fair share of outrageous requests - like a helicopter pad and shark tank - but he explained that it's the subtle touches that the ultrawealthy are really after.

Hasan Piker and Cenk Uygur were due to speak at events this week, but the Home Office cancelled their electronic travel authorisations.

Abdullah Hayayei, 36, was fatally injured as he trained for the World Paralympic Athletics Championships at Newham Leisure Centre in east London on July 11, 2017.

Vickrum Digwa, 23, stabbed stranger Henry Nowak, 18, six times with an eight-inch blade he had been carrying in Southampton city centre last December.

First it tops OpenAI's valuation, then it beats Altman to the IPO punch

Rupert Everett has reflected on his six year affair with 'kindred spirit' Paula Yates. 

Emma Barnett has been convicted of killing her toddler son who she fed a fatal cocktail of prescription medication

Tony Isaac shares a report from NPR: A United Airlines flight traveling from Newark, New Jersey, to Palma de Mallorca, Spain, was forced to make a U-turn and return to Newark after more than four hours in the air due to a security concern. According to passenger reports and air traffic control audio, the disruption was caused by a personal Bluetooth speaker -- reportedly belonging to a teenager -- that had been named "BOMB." Upon returning to Newark, passengers were evacuated so that security details could inspect the entire aircraft and cargo area. The flight was ultimately cleared, reboarded, and arrived at its destination in Spain approximately nine and a half hours behind schedule. Multiple posts on social media from self-identified passengers indicate that the problem was a Bluetooth device on board the plane. One post referenced in-flight announcements with "lots of comments like 'this little joke is ruining it for everyone.'" Audio from air traffic control sheds a little more light on the situation: "There's a security detail out there, someone had a Bluetooth speaker and they named it a certain four-letter word," another voice responded. "So they have to inspect the whole aircraft including the cargo area [and] passengers have to evacuate."

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The publication of the disgraced peer's WhatsApp messages from his time as US ambassador has detailed his disparaging view of the then-health secretary.