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According to a brain health expert, how you sleep could stave off memory loss in later life. And it's bad news for people who like to lie on their back in bed.

Six people were injured in the incident - two of them are still in hospital

The Duke of Sussex touched down at Heathrow Airport this morning, but Meghan has stayed in California with their children, Archie and Lilibet.

An anonymous reader shares a report: OpenAI recently had both good news and bad news for shareholders. Revenue growth from ChatGPT is accelerating at a more rapid rate than the company projected half a year ago. The bad news? The computing costs to develop artificial intelligence that powers the chatbot, and other data center-related expenses, will rise even faster. As a result, OpenAI projected its cash burn this year through 2029 will rise even higher than previously thought, to a total of $115 billion. That's about $80 billion higher than the company previously expected. The unprecedented projected cash burn, which would add to the roughly $2 billion it burned in the past two years, helps explain why the company is raising more capital than any private company in history.

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Dilshad Shamo, 41, and Ali Khdir, 42, both had a secret 'double life' by operating the ' TripAdvisor for migrants' while appearing to run their car wash firm in Caerphilly, south Wales

As London commuters toiled to get to work today, Eddie Dempsey, 43, general secretary of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union ( RMT ), is by the sea in Brighton speaking to the TUC.

Budding reporters once again have the chance to join Newsquest’s Young Reporter Scheme.

Budding reporters once again have the chance to join Newsquest’s Young Reporter Scheme.

Matthew Taylor, 30, pleaded guilty to being drunk when he boarded an Alicante-bound Jet2 flight which was packed with families and holidaymakers on August 18.

Following a battle with cancer, the singer-songwriter passed away in his Long Island home on Friday.

Kate seemingly took a leaf out of Princess Diana's style book as the ensemble she wore to the rugby on the weekend was strikingly similar to one of her late mother-in-law's iconic looks.

Thanks to the hype around the red Roses, fashion has taken style inspiration straight from the kit on the touchline

Simon Levy is accused of murdering Sheryl Wilkins, 39, who was discovered in Tottenham, north London, the Metropolitan Police said.

Make-up artist Amy Adams tells Alice Robertson what make-up products are actually aging you

There are plenty of things we don't look forward to about autumn: gloomy weather, early sunsets and frequent snuffles.

Data4 to secure 40 MW of atomic juice as part of long-term low-carbon strategy

The datacenter industry's unquenchable thirst for nuclear energy has seen French bit barn operator Data4 sign a 12 year supply deal with EDF.…

As the weather starts to turn, our minds inevitably flit to transitional outfit ideas.

Tommy Fury has gone viral once more for yet another running sprint finish, and footage appears to show the professional boxer pushing a fellow competitor out of the way.

Mohammed Algasim, 20, was in the city on a ten-week placement with an English language school. He died at the scene despite off-duty doctors and paramedics fighting to save him.

Young Americans are abandoning traditional retirement planning for dividend-focused ETFs that promise immediate income and freedom from traditional employment. Income-generating ETFs captured one in six dollars flowing into equity ETFs in 2025, pushing the sector to $750 billion -- with the most aggressive funds offering yields above 8% quadrupling to $160 billion over three years. The r/dividends subreddit has grown tenfold to 780,000 members over five years, while YouTube channels and Discord servers dedicated to dividend investing proliferate. YieldMax's MSTY fund, offering a 90% distribution rate through complex derivatives, has underperformed MicroStrategy stock by 120 percentage points since February 2024 when dividends are reinvested -- nearly 200 points when payouts are withdrawn. Speaking to Bloomberg, finance professor Samuel Hartzmark identified this as the "free dividends fallacy," where investors fail to recognize that dividends reduce share prices rather than creating additional wealth.

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