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Soap star Maisie Smith has been dating The Wanted singer Max George since 2022 and the couple have been through a tough time this year after Max underwent open heart surgery

A GIRL is being safeguarded and supported by police after she was forced into a car near a secondary school in Essex

A GIRL is being safeguarded and supported by police after she was forced into a car near a secondary school in Essex

Spain 's Guardia Civil and officials working in local government in Zamora are calculating how fast the acid green £180,000 Lamborghini Huracan was going when it crashed.

Hollyoaks ' Craig Russell has revealed he 'nearly died' after a brain tumour went undetected for 15 years and left him suffering terrifying side effects.

Stacey caught her partner red-handed after she found him on a dating app and arranged to meet him under a fake profile.

The council has aplogised for the incident and said it was investigating the matter

Some may have branded Lauren and Jeff's Venetian nuptials as an 'American royal wedding' - but it turns out that they may have actually taken a page out of Prince William and Kate Middleton's book.

The three teenage friends died in the horror crash after a 'naïve, young and inexperienced' driver lost control of his Audi near Shifnal in Shropshire, an inquest heard today.

MPs and campaigners are gearing up for a confrontation with ministers on a new front after Keir Starmer was forced into an humiliating climbdown on welfare reforms last week.

The prospect of a charge on the assets of the well-off has been mooted as the Chancellor scrambles to fill a potential £30billion black hole in the public finances.

Don't ignore new bumps on the skin even if they do not look like typical red-flag warning signs of skin cancer, a leading GP has warned.

There was a time when erectile dysfunction was a dark secret that stayed very much in the bedroom. Not any more.

Springer Nature published a $169 machine learning textbook in April containing citations that appear to be largely fabricated, according to an investigation by Retraction Watch. The site checked 18 of the 46 citations in "Mastering Machine Learning: From Basics to Advanced" by Govindakumar Madhavan and found two-thirds either did not exist or contained substantial errors. Three researchers contacted by Retraction Watch confirmed their supposedly authored works were fake or incorrectly cited. Yehuda Dar of Ben-Gurion University said a paper cited as appearing in IEEE Signal Processing Magazine was actually an unpublished arXiv preprint. Aaron Courville of Universite de Montreal confirmed he was cited for sections of his "Deep Learning" book that "doesn't seem to exist." The pattern of nonexistent citations matches known hallmarks of large language model-generated text. Madhavan did not answer whether he used AI to generate the book's content. The book contains no AI disclosure despite Springer Nature policies requiring authors to declare AI use beyond basic copy editing.

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Twenty years ago, London was a city under attack. Out of the blue that summer of 2005, the capital's transport system was hit by a murderous wave of al-Qaeda bombers.

Veronica Guerin, 37, was shot dead in broad daylight by Brian Meehan and Patrick 'Dutchy' Holland while stopped at a traffic light on the Naas Road in Dublin on June 26, 1996,

With AI being the biggest change in IT infrastructure since the Dot Com boom, it was no surprise that at the annual Cisco Live event last month in San Diego, the focus was on AI – and particularly agentic AI – and how the networking giant differentiates itself from other infrastructure vendors when it comes to the emerging technology. …

Silicon One: Many Cisco Chips With One Architecture Chasing Many AI Workloads was written by Jeffrey Burt at The Next Platform.

As power concerns beset builds, this floating datacenter can plug into powership next door

Japanese shipping biz Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) is planning to fit out a ship as a floating datacenter that can draw energy from the shore or from an accompanying powership.…

It has been 20 years since the horrific July 7 bombings in London that killed 52 people and injured nearly 800.

A flight attendant has revealed there's a key reason why passengers need to have the blind open at takeoff and landing.