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Since 2019 the list of countries deemed safe to visit by the Foreign Office (FCDO) has drastically shrunk.

Mauritius vowed to 'spare no effort' to reclaim its control over the Chagos Islands after Keir Starmer's deal to hand them over collapsed. 

It's the first time a major U.S. newsroom has gone on strike partly to demand protections from AI-related layoffs, according to a report from Nieman Lab. They noted that one of the picketer's signs read "Thoughts not bots," : On Wednesday, roughly 150 members of the Propublica Guild, one of the largest nonprofit newsroom unions in the country, went on a 24-hour strike. About two dozen Guild members picketed ProPublica's headquarters in New York City's Hudson Square neighborhood during working hours, as simultaneous picket lines formed in front of the publication's offices in Chicago and Washington D.C... The Guild has been negotiating its first collective bargaining agreement for two and a half years, and the one-day action was intended to put new pressure on ProPublica's management to agree to several contract proposals. The union is seeking "just cause" protections for terminations, wage increases to keep up with the rising cost of living, and contract language that would prohibit layoffs resulting from AI adoption... Beyond the strike, the ProPublica Guild has also taken its dispute over newsroom AI adoption to the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB). On Monday, the Guild filed an unfair-labor-practice charge, citing a "unilateral implementation of AI policy." The filing claims that ProPublica published AI editorial guidelines on its website last month, without first bargaining with union members over its tenets and language... A petition launched Wednesday calling for ProPublica to agree to the Guild's contract terms had received roughly 4,200 signatures by Thursday morning... Susan DeCarava, the president of The NewsGuild of New York, joined strikers in front of the ProPublica offices yesterday. During a spare moment on the picket line, she told me that while this strike may be setting precedent for her union, it likely won't be the last over AI adoption in newsrooms. "We're going to see more and more concentrated conflicts between media bosses and journalists and media workers over who has a say and how AI is used in their workplaces," she said. For one, The New York Times Guild is currently in contract negotiations after its last agreement expired in February. Already, AI language has taken center stage in the Guild's initial bargaining sessions, including over a proposal that would see Guild members receive a share of the revenue earned when their work is licensed for AI training. "Management has offered expanded severance for AI-related layoffs as a counter proposal..." according to the article.

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The men were detailed on Friday, April 10, following the tragic incident at the popular London beauty spot on Tuesday.

Jamie-Lea Biscoe was pronounced dead at the scene in Leaden Roding on Friday night after police believe she was attacked by a family dog

The model, 33, was among the celebrities in attendance for the first day of the 2026 Coachella V alley Music and Arts Festival - which saw Sabrina Carpenter headline.

The grieving daughters of a woman who died after contracting a bug linked to pigeon droppings have urged the NHS to come clean on the safety of Glasgow 's superhospital.

Bins have been reportedly broken after being thrown back onto driveways by waste collection staff

A veteran actress who previously starred with Harrison Ford in a cult classic looked incredibly youthful on a rare outing over the past weekend in L.A. - can you guess who?

The video shows stricken Russian soldiers desperately trying to fend off approaching drones, throwing sticks and swatting at them in a futile bid to survive.

Abdulkarim allegedly said his motivation for starting the blaze was 'f***ing eight hours, six days … stuck paying rent on a bulls*** a** apartment that I can't afford to f***ing live.'

Though Americans believe that the US has won its war against Iran , most say it was not worth starting at all.

In 2024 the Verge's consumer tech reporter paid $173 for a WD Black SN850X 2TB SSD. But "now that same SSD costs $649..." "Like with RAM, demand from the AI industry is swallowing up supply from a limited number of manufacturers, leading to a drastic reduction in the inventory that's available to consumers" — and skyrocketing prices: The price on my WD Black drive nearly quadrupled since November 2025, and consumer SSDs across the board are seeing similar increases, much like with RAM. The 4TB version of the popular Samsung 990 Pro SSD previously cost $320, but will now run you nearly $1,000. External SanDisk SSDs saw a 200 percent price hike at the Apple Store in March.... According to price trends from PC Part Picker, NVMe SSD prices began ticking upward in December 2025, with prices on 256GB to 4TB SSDs now double or triple what they were just a few months ago, and continuing to climb.

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German-built Deep Blue is a 439ft, 9000 tonne, five-deck superyacht equipped with a helipad and two swimming pools.

Five people have been prosecuted for supplying drugs to Hollywood actor Matthew Perry. One of them, Jasveen Sangha, has just been locked up for 15 years.

he Conservative leader said that the government was 'woefully unprepared' to defend the UK and had 'no plan' to defend Britain.

The Peaky Blinders and James Bond actors are currently filming Damien Chazelle's as yet unnamed upcoming American prison drama in the Peloponnese, Greece.

It's a lovely area - but could be haunted by a notorious ghost

Shropshire Council said that it supports and 'does not prohibit' residents from expressing their British patriotism and added that it recognises the flag as a 'national emblem'.