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On Saturday, animal herders discovered a body in a green sack in shrubland in the Makongo forest, around 60 miles southeast of Nairobi.

An American emergency response medic has highlighted the catastrophic consequences of not wearing a seatbelt by posting chilling scans of a patient's broken bones.

The popular ITV quiz show, hosted by Jeremy Clarkson, 64, saw Olympic cyclist Dame Laura Kenny and Channel 4 presenter Krishnan Guru-Murthy take part in the celebrity special on Sunday.

Dishone Lloyd was among 30 boys and girls who were trespassing at Burnside Lakes in Cherry Hinton, near Cambridge, on August 12 last year as temperatures reached 34.8C.

Germany swung to the Right in yesterday's general election, with the Christian Democrats (CDU) - still mainstream centre-Right - coming first (according to exit poll).

Cloud communications software firm Bird, one of the Netherlands' most prominent tech startups, plans to move most of its operations out of Europe, its CEO said, citing restrictive regulations and difficulties hiring skilled technology workers. From a report: "We are mostly leaving Europe as it lacks the environment we need to innovate in an AI-first era of technology," CEO Robert Vis told Reuters on Monday. "We foresee that regulations in Europe will block true innovation in a global economy moving extremely fast to AI," he said in a text message response to Reuters queries. Bird's operations in future will be mostly split between New York, Singapore and Dubai, he said.

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Ahead of a potentially stormy showdown with Donald Trump in Washington on Thursday, the PM told a group call that Kyiv must be involved in peace talks for a deal to 'endure'.

Billy McFarland said he partnered with a festival operator to book the talent this time and brought on hotel, travel and ticketing companies to make Fyre Festival 2 a reality.

This 21-year-old is following in her model mother's famous footsteps as she posed for stunning snaps.

The Italian chef, 48, is at the centre of claims from dozens of people who describe his alleged conduct over the past 12 years as 'distressing,' 'unacceptable,' and even 'horrendous '.

The team at GreenWood Family Park, an outdoor eco theme park located in North Wales, says walk-up guests are often deterred from visiting after glimpsing a snapshot rainy forecast on a weather app.

We all love a bit of sparkle - so what's the best piece of bling to buy, and how should it be worn? An expert with 40 years in the business gives Scarlett Dargan her timeless tips.

Christopher Alexander Stokes, 40, has been dating Aki - an artificial intelligence robot - for five years.

The NEO Gamma, a bipedal humanoid with realistic movements, could be autonomously completing chores in people's homes by the end of the decade.

Researchers have revealed the real reason why some people believe in spirits while others don't - and it has nothing to do with being irrational.

Systems integrator secured 'variation' just before mega SAP migration put on hold

Updated  Systems integrator DXC accrued over 50 percent more than its original contract value for completing less than half the scheduled contract term during a disastrous project to move a UK government body off an ageing SAP ERP system and onto Oracle Fusion.…

The Oliver St. John Gogartys pub, located in the busy Temple Bar area, in Dublin has been slammed for 'unjustifiable' prices after a customer shared a receipt for four pints of Guinness.

Pamela's cooking show launches this week - but some fans have been left outraged on the Hollywood icon's behalf after spotting the similarities between the trailers for her series and Meghan's.

CHRIS WHEELER: Staff were given the bad news during a meeting at Old Trafford on Monday afternoon by chief executive Omar Berrada and chief operating officer Collette Roche.

Microsoft has canceled some leases for US data center capacity, according to TD Cowen, raising broader concerns over whether it's securing more AI computing capacity than it needs in the long term. From a report: OpenAI's biggest backer has voided leases in the US totaling "a couple of hundred megawatts" of capacity -- the equivalent of roughly two data centers -- canceling agreements with at least a couple of private operators, the US brokerage wrote Friday, citing "channel checks" or inquiries with supply chain providers. TD Cowen said its checks also suggest Microsoft has pulled back on converting so-called statements of qualifications, agreements that usually lead to formal leases. Microsoft in a statement on Monday reiterated its spending target for the fiscal year ending June, but declined to comment on TD Cowen's note. Exactly why Microsoft may be pulling some leases is unclear. TD Cowen posited in a second report on Monday that OpenAI is shifting workloads from Microsoft to Oracle as part of a relatively new partnership. The tech giant is also among the largest owners and operators of data centers in its own right and is spending billions of dollars on its own capacity. TD Cowen separately suggested that Microsoft may be reallocating some of that in-house investment to the US from abroad.

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