Owners of 'disgraceful' allotments ordered to clean up their plots
Essex allotment owners have been told to clean up their plots or to give them up to someone else who will
Moment woman ignores warning not to approach wild hippo... before enraged beast charges and knocks her down
Footage shows the enraged beast charging at the woman before using its head to ram her face-first to the ground as bystanders watch on in horror.
Massive XL bully mauled girls - aged 4, 8 and 11 - as owner and mother of two of the children desperately tried to coax it away with ham
Victoria Hewitt, 42, watched helplessly as her 'monster' dog Karma savaged the children at her home in Norfolk before a neighbour intervened.
Liam Payne left staggering fortune after dying without a will - as it's revealed who is set to inherit his millions
The 31-year-old star left a total of £28,595,000 after he fell to his death from a hotel balcony after a drink-drug binge on October 16 last year.
IBM CEO Says AI Has Replaced Hundreds of Workers But Created New Programming, Sales Jobs
IBM CEO Arvind Krishna said the tech giant has used AI, and specifically AI agents, to replace the work of a couple hundred human resources workers. As a result, it has hired more programmers and salespeople, he said. From a report: Krishna's comments on Monday come as businesses sort through the workforce impacts of AI and AI agents, the independent bots that can autonomously perform tasks like analyze spreadsheets, conduct research and draft emails.
While there haven't yet been widespread layoffs or downsizing as a result of AI across the economy, some business leaders have said they are holding down head count as they investigate the use of the technology.
Meanwhile, the information-technology workforce has continued to shrink as AI weighs on hiring and some workers leave the field. For IBM, which this week hosts its annual Think conference in Boston, AI adoption has led it to boost hiring in some functions.
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The 'best of both worlds' town where residents can't decide if they live in Essex or London
It might not have been 'officially' Essex for years but to many it always will be
I turned a London bus into a 'beautiful' two-bedroom apartment - this is why I'm selling it for a bargain price
Dan Atkins, 45, from Sunbury-on-Thames, founded Buses4Homeless in 2020 after he discovered that one of his friends had become homeless and was sleeping in a coach's luggage compartment.
Psychologist reveals the single 'toxic' phrase that could ruin your relationship
American psychologist Dr Mark Travers says it's the number one phrase that breaks up couples. And if you hear it coming from your partner's mouth, it may be a sign to get out of that relationship fast.
My best friend died and I barely survived after we were both poisoned by methanol in Laos - this is the terrifying moment we both realised what was wrong
Bethany Clarke (left) and poison victim Simone White (right), from Orpington in south-east London, were on a night out in Laos when six shots resulted in tragedy.
Police hunt for man with Harlow links wanted on recall to prison
Police say he is wanted on recall to prison
Trump hotel shooter's extraordinary links to Diddy that PROVE viral conspiracy theory
When a shooter opened fire at Donald Trump 's Doral Miami resort in 2018, he was immediately dismissed as a mad man possessed by farfetched conspiracy theories.
Hero Brit volunteer, 40, is killed while trying to clear Russian mines in Ukraine
Chris Garrett was among three people said to have been critically injured in an incident near Izyum, Kharkiv Oblast on Tuesday.
NHS worker compared to Star Wars villain Darth Vader by a co-worker wins £30,000 payout
Lorna Rooke was made to feel 'unpopular' after her colleague took a a personality quiz on her behalf and told staff she fell into the same category as the lapsed Jedi
Human error and power glitches to blame for most outages
Blackouts less frequent in 2024, still a PITA when the datacenter downtime demons visit
Datacenter outages are less frequent and severe, but human error remains one of the most persistent challenges, with between two-thirds and four-fifths of major wobbles involving some element of meatbag-related cause.…
Steve Irwin's son Robert weighs in with wild take on viral '100 men vs one gorilla' debate
The conservationist, 21, said he 'couldn't believe' he was chiming in on the conversation after being asked the question repeatedly - even being stopped by people on the street.
Police launch search for woman, 21, after she vanished from seaside resort seven days ago
Concerns are growing for June, 21, who vanished from Bournemouth, Dorset, on April 30, as police say her disappearance is 'out of character' and released a CCTV image.
Inside the VERY extravagant wedding of son of disgraced legal heir Alex Murdaugh... as he asks for cash to renovate his new house
Buster Murdaugh, 32, married his long-term girlfriend Brooklynn White, 29, in a lavish ceremony in the heart of the Lowcountry.
Inside Prince William's careful plan to prepare George for his future role as King
Prince George made an appearance at a tea party to mark VE Day on Monday, leading Rebecca English to theorise that the young royal has started to have a 'taste of his future duties as King'.
Newborn Essex girl who died at 3 days old 'would have survived' if C-section was offered earlier, inquest concludes
The coroner said there were missed opportunities to offer a cesarean section
Nutritionists reveal the 'healthy' foods that could actually be making you gain weight - and what to swap them for
From low-fat diets to cutting out carbs, fasting windows to intuitive eating, there is so much noise in the world of nutrition that it can be, quite frankly, baffling.