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Celebrity chef Nigella Lawson may be the queen of the kitchen, but she also knows how to unwind.

Foreign minister José Manuel Albares used a BBC interview to suggest that the UK's future relationship with the EU would be linked to the future of the historic enclave.

Gabriel Martinelli is in a delicate position following two mixed seasons, as Arsenal's ambitions intensify after five years without silverware.

The Multicoloured Bobble Coupe Glasses are selling quickly, and it's no surprise - the glasses are perfect for socialising this summer

The Hollywood actor, 62, who is currently dating actress Ana de Armas, looked happier than ever as graced the red carpet wearing a blue spotted tie which he paired with a crisp white shirt.

Alison Hammond has shared an insight into what she eats in a typical day after losing 11 stone and managing to reverse her pre-diabetic diagnosis.

'We risk becoming an island of strangers,' said Sir Keir Starmer yesterday, 'not a nation that walks forward together.'

Requesting concise answers from AI chatbots significantly increases their tendency to hallucinate, according to new research from Paris-based AI testing company Giskard. The study found that leading models -- including OpenAI's GPT-4o, Mistral Large, and Anthropic's Claude 3.7 Sonnet -- sacrifice factual accuracy when instructed to keep responses short. "When forced to keep it short, models consistently choose brevity over accuracy," Giskard researchers noted, explaining that models lack sufficient "space" to acknowledge false premises and offer proper rebuttals. Even seemingly innocuous prompts like "be concise" can undermine a model's ability to debunk misinformation.

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If Shakespeare's ghost resides in a garret somewhere above the new Globe theatre, I imagine his head will be down, his quill furiously scratching across parchment.

Depardieu, 76, who has appeared in over 200 films and television series, is facing charges of sexually assaulting two women during a 2021 film shoot - which he denies.

Stacey Solomon fans have branded her 'entitled' after she furiously ranted at the BAFTA judges in an Instagram post after losing out on a prize on Sunday.

Yvette Cooper's accent was jumping about like a flea. The Home Secretary came to the Commons after teatime to unveil her immigration White Paper.

Skip the car rental hire and put your best foot forward on a holiday in one of these walkable destinations.

The PM sparked fury among left-wing MPs by appearing to borrow from Mr Powell's controversial 'Rivers of Blood' speech.

Google has launched the AI Futures Fund, a new initiative to invest in AI startups that are building with the latest tools from Google DeepMind. TechCrunch reports: The fund will back startups from seed to late stage and will offer varying degrees of support, including allowing founders to have early access to Google AI models from DeepMind, the ability to work with Google experts from DeepMind and Google Labs, and Google Cloud credits. Some startups will also have the opportunity to receive direct investment from Google. "The AI Futures Fund doesn't follow a batch or cohort model," a Google spokesperson told TechCrunch. "Instead, we consider opportunities on a rolling basis -- there's no fixed application window or deadline. When we come across companies that align with the fund's thesis, we may choose to invest. We're not announcing a specific fund size at this time, and check sizes vary based on the company's stage and needs -- typically early to mid-stage, with flexibility for later-stage opportunities as well." Startups can apply here.

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Eagle-eyed fans noticed yet another sign that the 40-year-old pop star's Lifetimes Tour might not have the biggest budget considering how she flapped the mechanical wings on her butterfly

Kirsty Waugh, from Tunbridge Wells, Kent, was diagnosed with a grade one benign brain tumour on 15 November 2024.

The extent of the injury was only discovered by club medical staff on Monday and Awoniyi was hospitalised for an urgent procedure on Monday.

Despite Selena's reported billionaire status, Wondermind associates such as 'employees, vendors and freelancers' have not been paid since late March.

An insider told The Sun: 'Joking aside, this is a show that will probably get pretty impressive viewing figures.'