Merry Mike Tindall says the 'Guinness is still flowing' as he insists it's been a 'tough week for the punters' at Cheltenham Festival
Speaking to Raceday.RTV, Mike said 'it's been a really tough week for the punters... it's been really hard', referring to how numerous favourites had been toppled throughout the four-day occasion.
Thousands with prostate cancer denied life-extending drug in England and Northern Ireland... but not Scotland or Wales
Trials have shown abiraterone can stop prostate cancer from spreading and it can extend the lives of those with the disease.
Hatton Garden jeweller didn't know he was selling part of £4.8million gold toilet after it was stolen from Blenheim Palace, court told
Jeweller Bora Guccuk, 41, who is accused of helping to sell part of the 'Bog of Gold' frpm Blenhaim Palace, took the precious metal from 40-year-old burglar, James Sheen.
How Prince Harry's become Spare to Meghan Markle's relentless ambitions: There's no sign of him in the Duchess's podcast or second series of Netflix show
Neflix has announced it will stream a second series of With Love, Meghan. So what can we expect from it, and of her new podcast? In short: absolutely no Harry whatsoever.
Leaked Apple Meeting Shows How Dire the Siri Situation Really Is
A leaked Apple meeting reveals significant internal struggles with Siri's development, as AI-powered features announced last June have been delayed and may not make it into iOS 19. The Verge reports: Bloomberg (paywalled) has the full scoop on what happened at a Siri team meeting led by senior director Robby Walker, who oversees the division. He called the delay an "ugly" situation and sympathized with employees who might be feeling burned out or frustrated by Apple's decisions and Siri's still-lackluster reputation. He also said it's not a given that the missing Siri features will make it into iOS 19 this year; that's the company's current target, but "doesn't mean that we're shipping then," he told employees. "We have other commitments across Apple to other projects," Walker said, according to Bloomberg's report. "We want to keep our commitments to those, and we understand those are now potentially more timeline-urgent than the features that have been deferred."
The meeting also hinted at tension between Apple's Siri unit and the marketing division. Walker said the communications team wanted to highlight features like Siri understanding personal context and being able to take action based on what's currently on a user's screen -- even though they were nowhere near ready. Those WWDC teases and the resulting customer expectations only made matters worse, Walker acknowledged. Apple has since pulled an iPhone 16 ad that showcased the features and has added disclaimers to several areas of its website noting they've all been punted to a TBD date. They were held back in part due to quality issues "that resulted in them not working properly up to a third of the time," according to Mark Gurman.
[...] Walker told his staff that senior executives like software chief Craig Federighi and AI boss John Giannandrea are taking "intense personal accountability" for a predicament that's drawing fierce criticism as the months pass by with little to show for it beyond a prettier Siri animation. "Customers are not expecting only these new features but they also want a more fully rounded-out Siri," Walker said. "We're going to ship these features and more as soon as they are ready." He praised the team for its "incredibly impressive" work so far. "These are not quite ready to go to the general public, even though our competitors might have launched them in this state or worse," he said of the delayed features.
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Speaker Lindsay Hoyle embroiled in new row after giving ex-lobbyist pass for Commons - with access to the highest-ranking politicians and officials in Westminster
The Commons Speaker appointed Albert Poggio as an adviser and gave him a parliamentary pass, allowing him access to Commons libraries, bars and restaurants and politicians in Westminster.
The £36,000 portrait of the Commons Speaker that YOU paid for
The sum - about the same as the average UK salary - was for the painting of Sir Lindsay Hoyle by leading contemporary artist Ralph Heimans.
Man accuses Waitrose of treating him 'like a criminal' as he faces the SACK from supermarket over 30 tweets including cartoon mocking trans ideology
Ben Woods, 41, has worked at the Henley branch of Waitrose in Oxfordshire for 25 years - since he was just 15 years old. Now he faces the sack for tweets he made.
Donald Trump issues chilling new 'World War 3' nuclear warning if Ukraine peace talks fail - saying 'a war like no other' could erupt 'very easily'
President Donald Trump issued the stark warning on Friday, while revealing ceasefire talks between Russia and Ukraine are progressing - but catastrophe could yet be unleashed without peace.
Inside Ukraine's lightning offensive that rattled Putin: BATTLE BOARD's analysis shows how Kharkiv counter-attack fended off Russian forces and liberated 5,000 square miles in a month
In the late summer of 2022, Russia was trying to surround and destroy Ukraine's main force in the Donbas in a grand encirclement from north, south and east.
Wife of British diving instructor who was shot dead on their Bahamas yacht says she's still fighting for justice 10 years on - as alleged killer's trial is put on hold for 11th time
The wife of a British diving instructor who was gunned down on their Bahamas yacht is still fighting for justice a decade later, as the alleged killer's trial is put on hold once again.
Senior civil servant was 'paid for three-full time jobs by different departments' while working from home
The employee is said to have duped his bosses to secure the taxpayer-funded roles, working at DEFRA, the Department of Health and Social Care and at least one other department.
Kai Trump breaks silence after mom's Tiger Woods romance emerged
Kai's mom Vanessa Trump has been dating golf pro Tiger Woods since Thanksgiving, DailyMail.com previously revealed.
Parents' victory as daughter's death from 'diet drugs' ruled not suicide in groundbreaking decision
Their victory, aided by the Daily Mail, came with a groundbreaking decision by judges to simply rewrite the findings of a previous inquest, without the need for a fresh hearing.
Judges told to consider how migrants are represented in press when deciding cases
The guide, led by Lady Chief Justice Baroness Carr, states that 'negative perceptions of migrants, refugees and people seeking asylum are fuelled by parts of the press and some political debate'.
Trump reveals where ceasefire talks with Putin stand as he issues chilling final warning to sign the deal
President Donald Trump vowed to get a 'completed and signed' ceasefire deal between Russia and Ukraine, warning 'millions' will die if the fighting doesn't end.
Noel Fielding to 'return to the Great British Bake Off' after sparking health worries and pulling out of his Apple TV+ series
The TV star, 51, has rarely been seen in public since he mysteriously quit filming for his Apple TV show The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin, due to an unknown 'health reason'.
SpaceX Launches NASA's Crew-10 Mission To ISS
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launched a four-member crew to the International Space Station on Friday night, paving the way for NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams to return to Earth after being there for nine months due to issues with Boeing's Starliner capsule. Arrival is set for late Saturday night. The Associated Press reports: NASA wants overlap between the two crews so Wilmore and Williams can fill in the newcomers on happenings aboard the orbiting lab. That would put them on course for an undocking next week and a splashdown off the Florida coast, weather permitting. The duo will be escorted back by astronauts who flew up on a rescue mission on SpaceX last September alongside two empty seats reserved for Wilmore and Williams on the return leg.
Reaching orbit from NASA's Kennedy Space Center, the newest crew includes NASA's Anne McClain and Nichole Ayers, both military pilots; and Japan's Takuya Onishi and Russia's Kirill Peskov, both former airline pilots. They will spend the next six months at the space station, considered the normal stint, after springing Wilmore and Williams free. "Spaceflight is tough, but humans are tougher," McClain said minutes into the flight. You can watch a recording of the launch here.
Wilmore and Williams aren't stranded on the International Space Station, and they weren't abandoned, the astronauts reminded CNN in a rare space-to-earth interview last month. "That's been the rhetoric. That's been the narrative from day one: stranded, abandoned, stuck -- and I get it. We both get it," [NASA astronaut Butch] Wilmore said. "But that is, again, not what our human spaceflight program is about. We don't feel abandoned, we don't feel stuck, we don't feel stranded." Wilmore added a request: "If you'll help us change the rhetoric, help us change the narrative. Let's change it to 'prepared and committed.' That's what we prefer..."
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Call the Lead Perinatal Practitioner! Researchers urge more inclusive renaming of 'midwife' as term 'upholds the patriarchy' and its use 'subordinates all who give birth'
A fellow of the Royal College of Midwives has written a paper to be treated as a 'blueprint' for the role to become more gender-neutral.
Hopes of price war at the pumps as 4p cut off a litre of petrol
Fuel prices have not been so low since before the Russian invasion of Ukraine, which sparked a huge rise due to concerns about disruption to supplies as well as sanctions on Russia.