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Elon Musk 's AI firm has been forced to delete posts after the Grok chatbot praised Hitler and made a string of deeply antisemitic posts.

Fabian Henry, 12, died after a fire broke out in an Orchard Gardens flat in Lewisham just before midnight on Tuesday. A probe into the blaze has since been launched by London Fire Brigade.

Self-styled 'charisma expert' Liz Rose, from Australia, believes that people's expressions - from 'the contempt smirk' to 'the micro-glare' - show 'exactly what their words won't.'

LOOK! Up in the sky! It's a superhero pratfalling to Earth. Splat! That this Superman is different from previous on-screen Supermen is clear from the off.

Caroline Noble, 39, says she feels 'resentful' of the brand Cannaray as she has been suspended from her job pending an investigation.

We've handpicked the best royal-approved make-up and skincare deals available for this week only - and the savings are too good to miss.

Kyiv revealed there were a total of 741 strikes on Ukrainian territory by the Russian armed forces, a record for the 40-month conflict

While past studies have focused on why couples break up, few have looked closely at how they do it.

The former EastEnders star, 34, who played Peter Beale from 2013 until 2015, packed on the PDA with the CODA actress, 23, over the weekend.

Dad Geoff and wife Karen gave the green light for Netflix to air the reality series, because they felt 'this is how we want everyone to remember Liam.'

But Chocolate Factory love-in sorely lacks detail

The UK government has signed a pact with Google Cloud to "upskill" as many as 100,000 civil servants in the latest tech by 2030.…

No word on who pressed the 'MechaHitler' button

xAI is scrambling to contain the fallout after its Grok chatbot went – and there is no other way of putting this – full Nazi in its X (formerly Twitter) posts.…

As much as I love good drugstore buy, when it comes to haircare, I do believe it's worth investing in more high-end brands if that means you'll get salon-worthy results.

The British luxury car maker has unveiled its hulking EXP 15 - a car it has dubbed a 'design vision concept' that lays the foundations for Bentley's 'reimagined future' as an EV brand.

The Lionesses are in desperate need of a win in Switzerland to keep their title defence alive after their opening defeat to France, with their clash against the Netherlands a must-win.

Half an hour after Erin Patterson 's guests finished their beef Wellingtons and left her house, she embarked on a trip that can only be revealed now.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Gizmodo: WIMPs (weakly interacting massive particles) are one of the most serious contenders for dark matter -- the "missing" mass supposedly constituting 85% of our universe. Given its elusiveness, dark matter tests the patience and creativity of physicists. But the latest results from LUX-ZEPLIN (LZ), the South Dakota-based detector, may have brought scientists a small step closer to catching WIMPs in action. In a recent Physical Review Letters paper, scientists analyzed 280 days' worth of data from LUX-ZEPLIN, reporting the tightest ever upper limit on the interaction strength of WIMPs. The result -- a near fivefold improvement -- demonstrates how physicists are increasingly getting better at circumventing the problem that dark matter is, well, dark; the elusive stuff evades any detection method that depends on materials interacting with visible light or other types of radiation. The LUX-ZEPLIN experiment, located one mile underground in a decommissioned South Dakota gold mine, employs nearly 15,000 pounds (7 tons) of liquid xenon. The chemical element's high atomic mass and density make it potentially easier for scientists to detect any unknown particles that may pass through the detector. Also, liquid xenon is transparent, preventing any unwanted noise -- usually arising from radioactive matter around the detector -- from spoiling an experiment. "These results firmly establish that LZ is the world's most sensitive search for dark matter heavier than 10 GeV, that's about 10 times heavier than a proton," explained Scott Haselschwart, a physicist at the University of Michigan and LZ physics coordinator, in an email to Gizmodo. "To put our result in perspective: we have ruled out dark matter that would interact only once in a single kilogram of xenon every four millennia!" "LZ is the most sensitive search for WIMP dark matter to date, but we still have another two years of data to collect," Haselschwart said. "This means that a discovery of dark matter in LZ could come anytime now. We are truly looking for dark matter where no one has ever looked before and that is extremely exciting!"

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Bronwen James, 29, is alleged to have committed 13 offences against three girls and boys over a three-year period.

Harvey Willgoose, 15, was knifed in the heart during the school lunchbreak by a 15-year-old boy, who then told teachers: 'You know I can't control it.'