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Heartbroken Liverpool players have been sharing their tributes and memories of Diogo Jota after his death in a car accident at 28. 

Ford CEO Jim Farley believes half of all white-collar workers in the U.S. could lose their jobs to AI in the coming years, he said. He joins other executives making similar predictions about AI's impact on employment. "AI will leave a lot of white-collar people behind," he said. From a report: The Ford CEO's comments are among the most pointed to date from a large-company U.S. executive outside of Silicon Valley. His remarks reflect an emerging shift in how many executives explain the potential human cost from the technology. Until now, few corporate leaders have wanted to publicly acknowledge the extent to which white-collar jobs could vanish. In interviews, CEOs often hedge when asked about job losses, noting that innovation historically creates a range of new roles. In private, though, CEOs have spent months whispering about how their businesses could likely be run with a fraction of the current staff. Technologies including automation software, AI and robots are being rolled out to make operations as lean and efficient as possible.

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EXCLUSIVE: Furious locals have complained the large development on the property's roof in Swindon is out of keeping with the rest of the area and overlooks their homes.

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A Portuguese player at Wimbledon is set to wear a black armband in memory of his 'idol' Diogo Jota, with the All England Club relaxing their all-white clothing rule to allow the gesture.

Exhausted and frustrated, I pushed open the glass doors of the 7-Eleven and made a beeline for the chilled section to pick out dinner for my tired, hungry family.

If you're flying long haul, it's likely jet lag will feature in the first few days of your holiday but, say a former cabin crew worker and a sleep expert, there's plenty you can do to help you skip through time zones.

A socialite who repeatedly ran over a mugger with her SUV after he snatched her bag is to face trial for his murder.

EXCLUSIVE: The producer Harry Styles was seen kissing at Glastonbury has been pictured for the first time since their steamy night together.

A bizarre theory is making women ditch this popular piece of jewelry because they think it might be scaring men off. A growing number of women are now swearing off their once-beloved pearl earrings

Jenna Borthwick, from the Scottish Borders, has shared the signs and symptoms that she had a huge tumour in the left side of her bowel.

Looking back at times MPs shed tears in the House of Commons

July is here, which means pub gardens, bare legs and evenings spent drinking vino in the park.

Susan Lupton, 63, set fire to and destroyed wildlife-loving Graham Lee's Freelander in a callous attempt to kill badgers living on his driveway.

An anonymous reader shares a report: The US government canceled several federal agencies' subscription to Nature and other scientific journals. A spokesman for the Department of Health and Human Services said all contracts with Springer Nature, Nature's publisher, had been "terminated" and that taxpayer money should not be used on "junk science." Nature newsroom, with an update : On 2 July, one US government agency, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), which oversees the National Institutes of Health (NIH), appeared to walk back its earlier statement to Nature's news team saying that it was cancelling contracts to Springer Nature. Now the HHS says: "Science journals are ripping the American people off with exorbitant access fees and extra charges to publish research openly. HHS is working to develop policies that conserve taxpayer dollars and get Americans a better deal. In the meantime, NIH scientists have continued access to all scientific journals."

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They have since been reunited with their mum

Cristiano Ronaldo has shared a heartbreaking tribute to Diogo Jota after his Portugal team-mate died in a car crash on Thursday.

Ethiopia says its mega-dam on the River Nile is now complete, following years of tensions with Egypt and Sudan over its construction that many feared would lead to war in Africa. 

The warning follows the death of a 29 year-old man who suffered a fatal cardiac arrest after miscalculating the his dose of of the workout-booster.