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Did the King raise an eyebrow at the opening of Princess Diana's 1991 time capsule at Great Ormond Street Hospital containing a Kylie Minogue CD?

Hang on, what happened to gov.UK's bitbarn-favoring Industrial Strategy?

Datacenter developers in the UK are turning to gas for power generation amid lengthy wait times for a connection to the electricity grid.…

A huge ancient structure has been discovered in Jerusalem - and archaeologists believe it could be the place where Jesus healed a blind man in the Bible.

In one of its deadliest onslaughts since the start of the war, Moscow launched 'egregious' attacks on Kyiv on Thursday, including the EU delegation and British Council buildings

Hundreds of residents in the quaint suburban village of Blackheath in south-east London are up in arms over the proposals, which they think are too large and 'out of keeping' for the area.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is estimated by economists to be facing a £50billion 'black hole' in the public finances ahead of her next Budget.

Taco Bell's rollout of AI-powered drive-thru assistants has run into problems, with glitches and trolls gaming the system by making absurd orders like thousands of water cups. It's so bad that the company is reconsidering where and how to deploy the tech, admitting it may not work well in "super busy" restaurants. "We're learning a lot, I'm going to be honest with you," Dane Mathews, Taco Bell's chief digital and technology officer, told the WSJ. "I think like everybody, sometimes it lets me down, but sometimes it really surprises me." The Verge reports: Since announcing plans to put AI in the drive-thru last year, Taco Bell has deployed the tech in over 500 locations across the US, according to the WSJ. Other fast-food chains are experimenting with AI, too, including McDonald's, Wendy's, and White Castle. Mathews tells the outlet that while the company still plans on pushing ahead with AI voice technology and evaluating the data, he's discovered that using AI exclusively in certain situations, like a drive-thru for "super busy restaurants with long lines," might not be such a great idea after all.

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A Premier League star has received his first call-up to the England senior squad. The player has been selected by Thomas Tuchel for games against Andorra and Serbia.

Lip balm is an essential. But it can be hard to decide whether you should splurge on the latest trending balm, or stick with your trusty Vaseline. We've compared the best lip balms below.

Shen'iyah Green, from Enfield, north London, was taken to A&E with symptoms including shortness of breath, fever, vomiting, and pain in her right leg

The Price Tag singer, 37, had taken time away from the limelight to receive treatment after shocking fans earlier this year when she revealed she was battling breast cancer.

Police say they are 'confident' that the chilling new CCTV footage appears to show Tom Phillips, alongside one of his missing children.

CCTV footage shows the drunk driver smashing through a glass bike shelter before falling into the water at the main passenger ferry terminal on Waiheke Island, New Zealand.

Tsitsipas, 27, lost to German number two, Daniel Altmaier, 26, in a heated five-set clash at Flushing Meadows that finished 7-6, 1-6, 4-6, 6-3, 7-5.

Waitrose customers could soon be bagging themselves freebies as the supermarket chain trials a brand new way to reward its most loyal customers on Monday, 1 September.

The Hollywood star was once again supported by his glamorous wife Amal in the city they famously married in, this time to promote latest release Jay Kelly.

While Amal, 47 supported husband George, 64, at the Jay Kelly premiere amid the Venice Film Festival , back in the London Olivia, 51, walked the equally wet red carpet.

The once mighty Wintel supercontinent is cracking in more ways than you might think

Opinion  Say what you like about its role in the destruction of civilization, the net is still good for a few party games. Take bets on when the "Wintel Empire" was first reported as under attack, and by what. Then go and find out.…

Prince Harry wouldn't be human if he didn't feel a scintilla of loss at the departure of an outstanding trustee from the other charity so close to his heart, the Invictus Games.

The passenger was stopped by a South Western Railway revenue protection officer at Clapham Junction station in London and initially claimed he had a valid ticket.