Braintree school pupils help plant trees at site of new diagnostic centre
Pupils from Great Bradfords Junior School visited the site of the Community Diagnostic Centre at Braintree Community Hospital.
OpenAI Acquires Developer Tooling Startup Astral
OpenAI announced it's acquiring developer tooling startup Astral to strengthen its Codex AI coding assistant, which has over 2 million weekly users and has seen a three-fold increase in user growth since the start of the year. CNBC reports: "Through it all, though, our goal remains the same: to make programming more productive. To build tools that radically change what it feels like to build software," Astral's founder and CEO Charlie Marsh wrote in a blog post. The company's acquisition of Astral is still subject to customary closing conditions, including regulatory approval.
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Locals fighting plans for 300 new homes on 'glorious' Essex island
The MP and a local councillor have blasted the council as being 'short-sighted and compounding existing problems'
MPs condemn 'Trumpflation' as interest rate hikes loom with energy bills set to surge by a FIFTH amid Iran war... but US says Brits should THANK the president
Markets are in a tailspin as the Middle East heads deeper into chaos, with oil and gas prices surging.
Well, well, well! Workers discover unusual Roman feature built 2,000 years ago during shop renovation
Workers stumbled across the historical features as they restored a shop in Caistor, Lincolnshire, built during the Georgian times.
Turkey reassures Brits tourism is 'proceeding as normal' - with every hotel 'operating as planned'
Turkish tourism officials confirmed that hotels, resorts, excursions and attractions are 'proceeding as normal', with all UK flights to and from Turkish airports departing on schedule.
Warehouse worker sacked for faking bad back when boss found videos of him performing as reggae DJ wins £30,000 unfair dismissal payout
Neil Wilson, also known by his stage name Reggae Vibes, was awarded the payout after facing accusations he defrauded insurers while being off sick from his day job.
Would YOU install a timer in your shower? Woke environmental scientists want Brits to install meters to help close England's five billion-litre water gap
A group of researchers say that everyone should be doing their bit to cut the deficit by installing water meters in their showers.
Wallet of missing Alabama student Jimmy Gracey is found in sea off Barcelona as arrest is made amid fears he met foul play
James 'Jimmy' Gracey, 20, a junior at the University of Alabama , was visiting friends studying abroad in Barcelona when he got separated from them at a nightclub and hasn't been seen since.
RICHARD EDEN: Troubling Harry and Meghan 'behind the scenes' whispers from the Palace. Royal officials are terrified to speak about them... but one breaks their silence to confide in me
Queen Elizabeth has been subject to some damning judgments - unfairly - since her death over her failure to rein in Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. Her wisdom is illustrated by how she dealt with Harry.
Is he for sale too? Real possum is spotted among the cuddly toys in airport gift shop
Shoppers got more than they bargained for when they spotted a furry intruder in the shelves of an airport gift shop.
British schoolgirl is stranded in Denmark weeks before sitting GCSEs due to new UK rules - and faces six-week wait for new passport
Hanne, 16, was stopped from boarding a flight home to London on March 8 and now faces a six-week wait for a new passport.
Female executive caught on Coldplay kisscam with her married boss says he lied to her and she thought he was single and reveals 'we have no relationship now'
Speaking on Oprah Winfrey's podcast, Kristin Cabot opened up about her relationship with her former boss, ex-Astronomer CEO Andy Byron, saying she thought he was single.
Three men are killed in three-car crash in Halifax as fourth man, 21, fights for life and man and two women are arrested
Corey Graham and Thomas Reilly, both 22, and 21-year-old Cass Bryant have been named locally as the victims of the deadly smash in Illingworth, Halifax.
'My relationship with Tyson is destroyed COMPLETELY': Emotional John Fury reveals breakdown with his son and wants NO part of his boxing return after Gypsy King's retirement U-turn
'My relationship with Tyson is destroyed', he tells Daily Mail Sport via Playbook Boxing. 'Boxing destroyed it completely. I'll say it on camera: I've never taken £10 off him in my life and I never will.'
Labour goes into Euro-meltdown as Sadiq Khan says party should back rejoining EU at next election
Sadiq Khan made the incendiary call to reverse Brexit as Keir Starmer struggles to contain unrest on multiple fronts.
Tinnitus breakthrough as online therapy is shown to ease misery of the condition which blights millions
Research suggests that internet-based cognitive behavioural therapy, or ICBT, could help ease some of the psychological burden.
The forgotten BBC manosphere documentary that makes Louis Theroux's Netflix show look tame - with critics calling it 'a truly terrifying hour'
Back in November, TV presenter James Blake fronted the documentary, Men of the Manosphere, which focused on the young men in the UK sucked into the manosphere.
'Devastated' family pay tribute to girl, 16, killed when car full of teenagers plunged into river - as driver, 18, remains missing
Eden Bunn, 16, from Sutton Bridge, died after the car she was travelling in entered the River Nene at North Brink near Wisbech St Mary on Tuesday.
Competition watchdog cracks knuckles, probes legality of Adobe cancellation fee
Annual billed sub scrubbed after 14 days? Expect to pay 50% of yearly price
Britain’s competition watchdog is opening an investigation into Adobe’s early cancellation fees on membership plans to ascertain if it breaks consumer law.…