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When Maria Esposito placed her mother in a care home, she knew she would need help covering fees of thousands of pounds every month. She feared she would have to sell the family home.

From bringing scorched lawns back to life to improving soil so it holds on to more moisture, experts share their top tips for helping UK gardens recover from the relentless summer heat.

The Kremlin has fired a top Russian banker for warning Vladimir Putin he was leading the country into 'social crisis' and a failure to gain victory in the Ukrainian conflict.

Holly Willoughby was soaking up the sun in her favourite holiday destination over the weekend as she enjoyed the summer holiday in Portugal. 

In June, Love Island host Maya Jama sashayed into the Majorcan villa for the opening episode of the hit ITV show to the squeals and cheers of its assembled contestants.

All traffic has been held on the M25 clockwise following a collision at Junction 27 for the M11.

All traffic has been held on the M25 clockwise following a collision at Junction 27 for the M11.

The aircraft carrier has been deployed for nearly nine months amid the war with Iran, and there have been widespread reports of sailors trying to jump overboard.

Emergency services were called after the youngster was seen entering the water on Saturday at about 6pm.

Volunteers in Newport, Gwent, have been trawling their streets armed with bin bags to tidy their neighbourhood for years but have now been blocked by 'petty' council orders.

Erasto Crisanto Valdez disappeared in July while fishing with his father in a cenote, a natural sinkhole, in San Francisco La Paz, Mexico.

Police are investigation allegations that a tourism worker raped two British women on the Greek holiday island of Zakynthos. 

Eleven criminals have been put behind bars across Essex so far this month, from domestic abusers and burglars to dangerous drivers and serious sexual criminals.

Voters in Clacton could find themselves back at polling stations in the near future

Eleven criminals have been put behind bars across Essex so far this month, from domestic abusers and burglars to dangerous drivers and serious sexual criminals.

From just two days of rehearsals to a confident stage performance, the talent of Frederick Douglas Academy performers shone in a vibrant Grease showcase.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei says the growing backlash against AI is less about executives sounding alarms and more about a broader "crisis of trust" in companies, governments, and the tech industry. TechCrunch reports: Amodei's comments came in response to investor Gavin Baker, who argued -- both on the All-In podcast and on X -- that Amodei's warnings about the dangers of AI have helped to fuel a backlash in the United States, particularly against data centers. Claiming that Amodei has "lost the argument" when it comes to AI regulation (Anthropic has advocated for some regulations, including a California bill that imposes transparency requirements on large AI companies), and given that "he is about to be the CEO of one of the most important companies in the world," Baker wrote, "I respectfully think he should make an effort to be a more positive advocate for his own industry." Baker is far from the only one arguing that AI skepticism and even government crackdowns are a natural response to the dire warnings of some AI executives. But in a series of posts, Amodei disagreed with the idea that his "messaging has been disproportionately negative." Instead, he said that his writing has been "about equally balanced between risks and benefits," and that he wrote his essay "Machines of Loving Grace" because he "didn't feel the AI industry was painting an inspiring enough picture of how the technology could radically transform the world for the better." Nonetheless, Amodei acknowledged that "the public has a negative view of AI" and he agreed that "this is a big problem." Where he disagreed was with the idea that this negativity is "primarily caused" by Amodei "or any other AI leader warning about AI's risks." "I think it is fundamentally a crisis of trust," Amodei said. "I think that ordinary people don't trust companies, governments, or the tech industry and always suspect that we are cooking up some new way to screw them over."

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The 15-year-old suspect was at the wheel of the car, a previous hearing was told. A passenger, William Lunnon, 43, entered no plea to the same charge.

A furious British man delayed a Ryanair flight for an hour after his wife was prevented from joining him on an overbooked at Treviso Airport in Italy.