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Sources in Justin Baldoni's camp told the Daily Mail they were 'ecstatic' with how the case was resolved, and now we can reveal why.

UK borrowing costs spiked to a 28-year high yesterday as fears of a Labour Left-wing coup spooked bond markets.

David Beckham swooned over Simon Porte Jacquemus' 'elegant' grandmother Liline after she joined the designer at the star-studded Met Gala on Monday. 

Saffron Cole-Nottage, 32, was stuck upside down with her legs sticking out of the rocks after stumbling on a path while walking her dog in Lowestoft, Suffolk.

According to Us Weekly magazine , she wrote in her new memoir And So It Is... A Memoir of Acceptance and Hope: 'I was only 20, trying to figure out who I was.'

Paul McCartney delighted 50 lucky fans by returning to Abbey Road for his forthcoming solo album, The Boys Of Dungeon Lane, and his new single Home To Us - a duet with Ringo Starr.

Calla Walsh, now 21, skyrocketed to fame in 2020 at just 16 years old for her role in the reelection campaign of Massachusetts Senator Ed Markey.

Rosie Hanson, 21, of Minster, was on her way to deliver a takeaway when her VW Golf fatally struck 27-year-old Ryan Phillips in Marine Parade, Sheerness, in Kent, on January 17, 2024.

This year's Met Gala was a mix of brilliance, boredom and borderline chaos. Some came to serve. Others came to survive. Some should have just stayed at home.

Giant, whose real name is Jamie Bigg, 40, separated from Katie Christian, 41,  separated in November after 13 years of marriage.

My wife lent her son £3,000 towards a car two years ago. To date, he has made no effort to even pay off a small amount of the debt.

If the numbers are large enough, perhaps we won't question the math

If the numbers are large enough, perhaps we won't question the math

An executive for ChatGPT maker OpenAI said in court testimony on Tuesday that the AI model developer expects to burn $50 billion on computing power before the end of the year.…

When retired teacher Peter Hodgson thought he had been wrongfully arrested by Greater Manchester Police, he believed he had nothing to lose by suing them.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Wired: Employees at Google DeepMind in London have voted to unionize as part of a bid to block the AI lab from providing its technology to the US and Israeli militaries. In a letter addressed to Google's managing director for the UK and Ireland, Debbie Weinstein, the workers asked the company to recognize the Communication Workers Union and Unite the Union as joint representatives for DeepMind employees. "Fundamentally, the push for unionization is about holding Google to its own ethical standards on AI, how they monetize it, what the products do, and who they work with," John Chadfield, national officer for technology at the CWU, tells WIRED. "Through the process of unionization, workers are collectively in a much stronger place to put [demands] to an increasingly deaf management." [...] The DeepMind employee tells WIRED that if the staff succeeds in unionizing in the UK, they will likely demand that Google pulls out of its long-standing contract with the Israeli military, and seek greater transparency over how its AI products will be used, and some sort of assurance relating to layoffs made possible by automation. If Google does not engage, the letter states, the employees will ask an arbitration committee to compel the company to recognize the unions. Since the turn of the year, both Anthropic and OpenAI have announced large-scale expansions of their operations in London. CWU hopes the unionization effort at DeepMind will spur workers at those labs into similar action. "These conversations are happening," claims Chadfield. "The workers at other frontier labs have seen what Google DeepMind workers have done. They've come to us asking for help as well." The unionization push began in February 2025 after Alphabet removed a pledge from its AI ethics guidelines that had barred uses such as weapons development and surveillance. "A lot of people here bought into the Google DeepMind tagline 'to build AI responsibly to benefit humanity,'" the DeepMind employee told WIRED. "The direction of travel is to further militarization of the AI models we're building here."

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Michelle Devine, 43, from Portsmouth, and Theia Papworth, seven, were killed in a single-car smash when their red Ford Fiesta left the carriageway near Hindhead tunnel in Surrey on February 22.

Fruit juice is an easy way to load up on vitamins and nutrients at any meal. Dietitians have revealed to the Daily Mail which ones they most often recommend to their clients to ward off diseases.

Connor Williamson had dreamed of serving his country since he was a little boy. But his time at the Army Foundation College in Harrogate, North Yorkshire, was cut short suddenly quitting.

We ordered £400 of Christmas food from Sainsbury's online. When the delivery arrived, the driver reversed his van repeatedly into our electric gates, writes a reader.

Sarah Paulson's Met Gala outfit has been branded a 'huge dig' at Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez - after she revealed the 'secret meaning' behind her look.