Horrifying moment a vet was KICKED and sent flying by Gold Cup winner Inothewayurthinkin at Cheltenham Festival
Winning by six lengths from the horse many had tipped to create history, Inothewayurthinkin remained in the spotlight for an incident that came after the race had ended.
Diddy shocks court with dramatic new look as he pleads NOT GUILTY to new 'forced labor' allegations
Sean 'Diddy' Combs shocked the court with his new dramatic look as he plead not guilty to his additional set of allegations at his pretrial hearing on Friday.
Mick Jagger's ex Luciana Gimenez rushed to hospital for emergency surgery following a week of partying at the Rio de Janeiro Carnival
Model and TV presenter Luciana Giminez, who remains very close to the Rolling Stone, with whom she has 25-year-old son Lucas, shared the news on Friday.
Revealed: How abolished NHS England DESTROYED the health service...and is the reason you're waiting months to see a doctor
Established in 2013 under the Conservatives, NHS England was intended to give health service policymakers independence and autonomy from politicians.
JPMorgan Engineers' Efficiency Jumps as Much as 20% From Using Coding Assistant
Tens of thousands of JPMorgan Chase software engineers increased their productivity 10% to 20% by using a coding assistant tool developed by the bank, its global chief information officer Lori Beer said. From a report: The gains present "a great opportunity" for the lender to assign its engineers to other projects, Beer told Reuters ahead of DevUp, an internal conference hosted by JPMorgan, bringing together its top engineers in India this year. The largest lender in the U.S. had a technology budget of $17 billion for 2024. Its tech workforce of 63,000 employees, with a third of them based in India, represents about 21% of its global headcount. The efficiency gains from the coding assistant will also allow JPMorgan's engineers to devote more time to high-value projects focusing on artificial intelligence and data, Beer said.
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Kanye West steps out with Bianca Censori lookalike amid ongoing divorce rumors
Kanye West stepped out with a mystery Bianca Censori lookalike as he held auditions for his revived Sunday Service in LA on Thursday.
Donald Trump's 'fixer' is 'kept waiting for eight hours' for Kremlin meeting before swift departure - in 'classic Putin power play'
Mr Trump's chief negotiator Steve Witkoff spent two thirds of his just 12 hours in the Russian capital waiting before he could deliver the US President's proposals for a 30-day ceasefire.
Dramatic moment heroic female tourist saves man from drowning after spotting him struggling underwater at Sri Lankan waterfall beauty spot
Farah Putri Mulyan, 39, was swimming at Diyaluma Falls on February 4 when she heard screams nearby and rushed to help a man who was drowning in the murky waters.
Unrecognisable former Arsenal and Tottenham star stuns fans with hilarious dance moves at Cheltenham in rare public appearance after shock retirement aged 29
A former Arsenal and England midfielder stole the show at Cheltenham Festival, delighting fans with his dance moves in a video that has since gone viral.
Lily Allen, Georgia Toffolo, the Camerons and a very animated Geri Halliwell hit the last day of Cheltenham alongside couples Nick Knowles and Katie Dadzie and Jeremy Clarkson and Lisa Hogan
Georgia Toffolo looked effortlessly chic as she attended the last day of the races at Cheltenham Festival on Friday.
Bride-to-be devastated after finding out she had cancer on NHS app
'I don't want to look like a monster on my wedding day'
KISS singer Paul Stanley, 73, stuns fans by showing what he REALLY looks like without band's iconic makeup
Paul Stanley, the KISS frontman known for his theatrical makeup, turned heads on Thursday when he stepped out bare-faced in Los Angeles-a rare sight for fans accustomed to his signature look.
Plastic surgeon challenged to guess what procedures strangers have had... would YOU see the subtle signs?
The New York-based Dr Gary Linkov was presented with seven strangers - two women and five men - and asked to give his verdict on what tweakments were apparent.
BORIS JOHNSON: I trust and believe Trump WILL hit Putin with every shot in his locker - he can't let the world think he's lost to a cowardly mass murderer
No, folks, Vladimir Putin is not interested in peace. He doesn't want to stop the slaughter in Ukraine - or at least, he doesn't want to stop until he has won. He wants to keep bombing and killing.
Essex man spent 11 months in hospital after being hit by 'speeding motorcyclist'
Police investigated the crash but took no further action against the motorcyclist
New fears for fragile Britney: Terrifying testimony of family member about felon boyfriend as she urges star to 'run away'... and why insiders say she's 'unravelling' and #FreeBritney was a terrible mistake
Even by Britney Spears ' standards, the video, posted on her beloved Instagram this week, is bizarre. A new addition to her cast list takes it into more disturbing territory.
AI Infrastructure Spending: Is The Boom Chemical Or Nuclear?
The IT infrastructure market is undergoing its own kind of climate change thanks to the overheating of the market due to the GenAI boom. …
AI Infrastructure Spending: Is The Boom Chemical Or Nuclear? was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.
VAR Technology Faces Backlash Following Champions League Controversy
A controversial VAR (Video Assistant Referee) decision helped eliminate Atletico Madrid from the Champions League after Julian Alvarez's penalty was disallowed for a near-microscopic double touch. Despite referee Szymon Marciniak standing just feet away and missing the infraction, VAR officials intervened without the typically required "clear and obvious error" standard.
This incident has exemplified the paradox of video review technology in football: introduced to reduce controversies, VAR has instead multiplied them. Technical implementation varies significantly across competitions -- some MLS stadiums have fewer cameras available for review than others -- creating inconsistent application. The Premier League claims VAR increased correct decisions from 82% to 96%, yet the remaining errors dominate match-day discourse. The Guardian adds: VAR incidents are now so endemic that Norway's clubs were compelled to vote on whether use of the technology should be scrapped two weeks ago. Ultimately, they decided to stick with VAR, even though most of the country's professional clubs want rid of it.
In the Norwegian league, the use of VAR has become so unpopular that fans felt they had no choice but to pelt the field with fishcakes in protest, which may or may not be A Norwegian Thing. Ultimately, the decision on whether to keep or scrap VAR devolved into a power struggle of a sort between Norway's 32 top professional clubs and the federation. Whereas the vote to introduce VAR -- which Norway didn't adopt until 2023, years later than most European countries -- was conducted by those pro teams alone, the decision to scrap it was voted on by every club in the country.
Several amateur clubs told the Guardian they felt conflicted about being dragged into a fight about a technology not in use at their level. Had it been left up to the pros, VAR would have been scrapped, by a 19-13 margin. Instead, the federation orchestrated a vote among all the country's clubs to force the retention of VAR -- and avoid becoming the first nation to scrap it -- prevailing by 321 votes to 129.
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Red Hot Chili Peppers star Anthony Kiedis 'forcibly kisses' female reporter in shocking resurfaced video
Erica Ehm was interviewing Anthony and his Red Hot Chili Pepper's bandmate Flea on MuchMusic back in October 1991, when the singer made an unwanted advance.
Man who killed his ex and her partner dies from cancer in prison
Paul Mallin was 10 years into a 19 year jail term for manslaughter