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Essex Police has ramped up patrols in Harlow, as new data obtained by the Echo shows it has the highest phone theft rate in the county.

Lauren Goodger has sent her support to Kelsey Parker following the tragic loss of her son Phoenix, with Lauren sharing that the pain of losing a child 'never leaves you'

Essex Police has ramped up patrols in Harlow, as new data obtained by the Echo shows it has the highest phone theft rate in the county.

A young woman who ran out of treatment options has warned those under 50 to never assume they're too young for cancer.

In the middle of a summer night, as explosions boomed and sirens wailed, a brave operation unfolded. Gravely ill children, some hooked up to life-saving machines, were rushed to bunkers.

Data exclusively obtained by Newsquest shows just one in a hundred phone thefts in Essex results in a charge, caution or summons

Data exclusively obtained by Newsquest shows just one in a hundred phone thefts in Essex results in a charge, caution or summons

Who is the third party that does the thing in our thing? Yep. Attacks explode over past year

The vast majority of global businesses are handling at least one material supply chain attack per year, but very few are doing enough to counter the growing threat.…

theodp writes: The job of the future might already be past its prime," writes The Atlantic's Rose Horowitch in The Computer-Science Bubble Is Bursting. "For years, young people seeking a lucrative career were urged to go all in on computer science. From 2005 to 2023, the number of comp-sci majors in the United States quadrupled. All of which makes the latest batch of numbers so startling. This year, enrollment grew by only 0.2 percent nationally, and at many programs, it appears to already be in decline, according to interviews with professors and department chairs. At Stanford, widely considered one of the country's top programs, the number of comp-sci majors has stalled after years of blistering growth. Szymon Rusinkiewicz, the chair of Princeton's computer-science department, told me that, if current trends hold, the cohort of graduating comp-sci majors at Princeton is set to be 25 percent smaller in two years than it is today. The number of Duke students enrolled in introductory computer-science courses has dropped about 20 percent over the past year." "But if the decline is surprising, the reason for it is fairly straightforward: Young people are responding to a grim job outlook for entry-level coders. In recent years, the tech industry has been roiled by layoffs and hiring freezes. The leading culprit for the slowdown is technology itself. Artificial intelligence has proved to be even more valuable as a writer of computer code than as a writer of words. This means it is ideally suited to replacing the very type of person who built it. A recent Pew study found that Americans think software engineers will be most affected by generative AI. Many young people aren't waiting to find out whether that's true." Meanwhile, writing in the Communications of the ACM, Orit Hazzan and Avi Salmon ask: Should Universities Raise or Lower Admission Requirements for CS Programs in the Age of GenAI? "This debate raises a key dilemma: should universities raise admission standards for computer science programs to ensure that only highly skilled problem-solvers enter the field, lower them to fill the gaps left by those who now see computer science as obsolete due to GenAI, or restructure them to attract excellent candidates with diverse skill sets who may not have considered computer science prior to the rise of GenAI, but who now, with the intensive GenAI and vibe coding tools supporting programming tasks, may consider entering the field?

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The granddaughter of the late Queen and her rugby player husband attended a UK festival - believed to be a private party thrown by the Tindalls - over the weekend.

The disgraced influencer and Netflix star traveled to Austin, Texas, after days of making vile threats toward Rogan. He blames Rogan for helping to bring down his empire.

Moorlands School in Leeds, which charges up to £4,000 a term, said it will close at the end of the autumn term.

A patient died after a cyber attack caused dangerously long waits for blood test results, an NHS harm review has found.

A fifth sprawling theme park is reportedly in the works, according to a new Comprehensive Plan 2045 from the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District.

Russian warships have been shadowed by Royal Navy warships and helicopters amid activity from Putin's vessels in the English Channel and North Sea. 

Plastic caddies to recycle leftovers have been distributed to residents in villages across Hampshire's picturesque New Forest this month for the first time.

The unnamed passenger aboard a flight from St. Petersburg to Sharm el-Sheikh insisted that she needed greater comfort than her economy seat.

It has provided fun and joy for many Chelmsford residents

Mel Gibson eases into drama mode when the conversation turns to sickness. 'I have three friends. All three of them had stage 4 cancer . All three of them don't have cancer right now at all.'

Fernando Cesario, of Las Vegas, began recording after he was accosted by a resident in the gated community where he has worked for years.