Gogglebox star dazzles with glam makeover as she shares adorable family snap - and fans rave 'you look amazing!'
The 31-year-old, who has been part of the Channel 4 show since 2015, took to her Instagram page to share some snaps from what she got up to in May.
Moment armed police arrest man, 64, who made 'assassination kits' for gangsters from his back garden as he burns 'treasure trove' of evidence
Ronald Knowles curated 80 'assassination kits' in his home in Alfreton, Derbyshire, which included at least 33 firearms, converted from replica pistols, bullets, as well as silencers and latex gloves.
Brits reveal the BIZARRE things they're really thinking about while having sex - including an ex
When it comes to sex, most people like to think their partner is focused on them. But the truth could be far more awkward, according to a new study.
BBC axe tennis bad boy Nick Kyrgios from Wimbledon coverage after backlash following his assault of ex-girlfriend
It comes after the broadcaster copped backlash after including the 30-year-old tennis player in its coverage of the 2024 tournament.
The 'con' that Trump never saw coming as Elon 'crosses the Rubicon'
When Elon Musk spectacularly torched his relationship with Donald Trump, it seemed the Big Beautiful Bill was to blame. But privately issues ran deeper.
New Code.org Curriculum Aims To Make Schoolkids Python-Literate and AI-Ready
Longtime Slashdot reader theodp writes: The old Code.org curriculum page for middle and high school students has been changed to include a new Python Lab in the tech-backed nonprofit's K-12 offerings. Elsewhere on the site, a Computer Science and AI Foundations curriculum is described that includes units on 'Foundations of AI Programming [in Python]' and 'Insights from Data and AI [aka Data Science].' A more-detailed AI Foundations Syllabus 25-26 document promises a second semester of material is coming soon: "This semester offers an innovative approach to teaching programming by integrating learning with and about artificial intelligence (AI). Using Python as the primary language, students build foundational programming skills while leveraging AI tools to enhance computational thinking and problem-solving. The curriculum also introduces students to the basics of creating AI-powered programs, exploring machine learning, and applying data science principles."
Newly-posted videos on Code.org's YouTube channel appear to be intended to support the new Python-based CS & AI course. "Python is extremely versatile," explains a Walmart data scientist to open the video for Data Science: Using Python. "So, first of all, Python is one of the very few languages that can handle numbers very, very well." A researcher at the Univ. of Washington's Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) adds, "Python is the gold standard and what people expect data scientists to know [...] Key to us being able to handle really big data sets is our use of Python and cluster computing." Adding to the Python love, an IHME data analyst explains, "Python is a great choice for large databases because there's a lot of support for Python libraries."
Code.org is currently recruiting teachers to attend its CS and AI Foundations Professional Learning program this summer, which is being taught by Code.org's national network of university and nonprofit regional partners (teachers who signup have a chance to win $250 in DonorsChoose credits for their classrooms). A flyer for a five-day Michigan Professional Development program to prepare teachers for a pilot of the Code.org CS & A course touts the new curriculum as "an alternative to the AP [Computer Science] pathway" (teachers are offered scholarships covering registration, lodging, meals, and workshop materials).
Interestingly, Code.org's embrace of Python and Data Science comes as the nonprofit changes its mission to 'make CS and AI a core part of K-12 education' and launches a new national campaign with tech leaders to make CS and AI a graduation requirement. Prior to AI changing the education conversation, Code.org in 2021 boasted that it had lined up a consortium of tech giants, politicians, and educators to push its new $15 million Amazon-bankrolled Java AP CS A curriculum into K-12 classrooms. Just three years later, however, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy was boasting to investors that Amazon had turned to AI to automatically do Java coding that he claimed would have otherwise taken human coders 4,500 developer-years to complete.
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Stray horse ends up in road as police work with public and a peacock...
Policing teams have been aided by the public and a peacock as a stray horse escaped and ended up in the road in Braintree.
Driving licence rule change TODAY allows millions to legally take to the wheel of larger cars... with a catch
An updated weight restriction for category B driving licences has been introduced by the Government on 10 June.
The truth about whether trendy nicotine pouches really do work as a cheap alternative to weight-loss jabs... and their side effects
One day last August, a young man arrived at a busy hospital in Toronto, Canada , displaying what doctors later described as 'bizarre' behaviour. Agitated, nothing he said made any sense.
Viral fast food restaurant to shut its last branch in UK after going into liquidation with £400k debt
The eatery went viral in 2022 for its purposefully rude staff and terrible service with branches popping up all over the UK.
How Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne's rarely-seen daughter Aimee, 41, is edging into the spotlight with music career (and a shock new look) - after singer 'shunned fame' and refused to appear on family's reality show
She's forever lived an ultra-private life away from the spotlight, unlike her famous parents Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne and siblings Kelly and Jack.
Driver, 42, 'deliberately removed black box' before hitting and killing schoolgirl, 15, at zebra crossing, court hears
Christopher West was allegedly speeding in a 30mph zone when he struck schoolgirl Keely Morgan, 15 in Heol Trelai in Caerau, Cardiff, in May 2023.
Cloud brute-force attack cracks Google users' phone numbers in minutes
Chocolate Factory fixes issue, pays only $5K
A researcher has exposed a flaw in Google's authentication systems, opening it to a brute-force attack that left users' mobile numbers up for grabs.…
Brutal video shows what happens to our bodies seconds, hours and YEARS after we die
It is made simple for even the least scientific of us to understand, in a viral video which has been viewed more than eight million times.
Death of the high street job: More than 360,000 retail positions are lost in just a decade - with another 160,000 roles at risk over next three years
Some 2.76million jobs existed in the UK retail sector in March this year, according to Office for National Statistics data compiled by the British Retail Consortium (BRC).
Rioters yelling 'paedo protectors' torched houses in anti-immigration violence that rocked tiny town after arrest of two 'Romanian' teens over attempted rape
Social media footage showed homes in Co Antrim on fire after a masked mob lit curtains after windows and doors of terraced properties in the town were smashed in.
World's tallest woman forced to pay for SIX plane seats and has to be carried on via stretcher when she flies
Rumeysa Gelgi, who stands at 7ft 0.7inches, revealed she is 'forced' to pay for six plane seats when travelling - as she's required to spend the entire flight strapped down to a stretcher.
Syrians describe 'execution parties' and brutal 'Ghost Method' used by torturers in shocking new documentary exposing horrors of Assad's notorious 'slaughterhouse' prisons
A tortured Syrian has revealed how he was tortured using the brutal 'Ghost Method' in a shocking new BBC documentary that exposes the horrors of dictator Bashar al-Assad's prison.
Moment Jamie Oliver gets visibly emotional as he opens up about his struggles with disability in powerful speech
The British celebrity chef, 50, is fronting Jamie's Dyslexia Revolution, in which he explores the challenges and issues faced by thousands of school children.
Revealed: The bizarre way King Charles' grandmother found out about his birth from a remote Greek island
Princess Alice, the mother of the Duke of Edinburgh , was reportedly thrilled when she finally received the news of her grandson's birth.