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Having found one of the rare gold Ronald Cards in their McDonald's meals, each of the four customers will receive £10,000 each, the largest cash prize available.

The latest flurry of award shows saw countless Hollywood A-listers touting one hot accessory everyone's desperate to get their hands on - and it's not a Cartier diamond or Chanel gown.

The 64-year-old convicted paedophile has criticised Channel 5 drama, claiming the programme's makers did not fact-check it with him.

Andy Murray has dipped his toe in the footwear market by partnering up with emerging brand hylo - who claim they produce the 'world's cleanest, high perfoming running shoes'.

An arson investigation is now underway following a fire on Wednesday morning (April 1)

I'm worried that if we don't sort this out now, it could cause serious problems later, especially between our children.

Our columnist Clare Foges sparked a fierce debate when she claimed long hair on women over 50 looks desperate. So we asked hairstylist Zoe Irwin, creative director at John Frieda, for her advice...

Since the bombshell news of Scott Mills's sudden departure from his prestigious BBC Radio 2 breakfast slot on Monday, Broadcasting House has been in a state of shock.

Piles. Haemorrhoids. The thing nobody wants to talk about but almost everyone will deal with at some point.

Sophie Habboo dishes out a hilarious response to an old Made In Chelsea clip in the opening scenes of her new Disney+ reality series Raising Chelsea.

Brick Lane Bagel Co opened in Corringham earlier this week

The individual contacted the force to reveal they are burdened with the 'nightmare' of having information about the fate of the family but not being able to share it.

London Mayor Sir Sadiq Khan urged British diplomats stationed around the world to help counter 'disinformation and lies' about the capital amplified by Donald Trump.

Mariella Rose died aged 17 after crashing into a tractor with her Chevrolet in East Yorkshire on Everingham Road on Monday at 3.40pm. She was pronounced dead at the scene.

Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo will take viewers inside their newly-renovated home in their upcoming Disney+ show about their journey to parenthood.

Daniel Kebede, General Secretary of the National Education Union (NEU), accused tech companies of exposing children to 'online worlds that reward cruelty, speed and spectacle'.

It comes as millions of Christians worldwide are marking the day commemorating the Last Supper of Jesus Christ.

Colchester crews have removed nearly 14 tonnes of waste from a stretch of the A12 during a major overnight clean-up operation.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Gizmodo: OpenAI hasn't been shy about spending money lobbying for favorable laws and regulations. But when it comes to its involvement with child safety advocacy groups, the company has apparently decided it's best to stay in the shadows -- even if it means hiding from the people actually pushing for policy changes. According to a report from the San Francisco Standard, a number of people involved in the California-based Parents and Kids Safe AI Coalition were blindsided to learn their efforts were secretly being funded by OpenAI. Per the Standard, the Parents and Kids Safe AI Coalition was a group formed to push the Parents and Kids Safe AI Act, a piece of California legislation proposed earlier this year that would require AI firms to implement age verification and additional safeguards for users under the age of 18. That bill was backed by OpenAI in partnership with Common Sense Media, which proposed the legislation as a compromise after the two groups had pushed dueling ballot initiatives last year. But when the coalition started to reach out to child safety groups and other advocacy organizations to try to get them to lend support to the bill, OpenAI was apparently conveniently left off the messaging. The AI giant was also left out of the marketing on the coalition's website, according to the Standard. That reportedly led to a number of groups and individuals lending their support to the Parents and Kids Safe AI Coalition without realizing that they were aligning themselves with OpenAI. As it turns out, OpenAI isn't just one of the members of the coalition; it is the group's biggest funder. In fact, the Standard characterized the Parents and Kids Safe AI Coalition as being "entirely funded" by OpenAI. While it's not clear exactly how much the company has funneled to this particular group, a Wall Street Journal report from January said OpenAI pledged $10 million to push the Parents and Kids Safe AI Act. Gizmodo notes that OpenAI's backing of the Parents and Kids Safe AI Act "could be self-serving for CEO Sam Altman," who just so happens to head a company called World that provides age verification services.

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Colchester crews have removed nearly 14 tonnes of waste from a stretch of the A12 during a major overnight clean-up operation.