Selena Gomez and mother accused of defrauding investors of her collapsing mental health company in new lawsuit
Investors who poured $1.2 million into Wondermind allege they were hoodwinked into believing the company had the resources necessary for success while it 'was in the midst of collapse.'
Is there an exit poll for the Clacton by-election?
Results from the Clacton by-election can be expected in the early hours of Friday morning
Mike Ashley buys Harvey Nichols and saves department store from collapse
The 195-year-old department store will join Frasers' stable of brands, including Sports Direct, Flannels, House of Fraser and Evans Cycles.
Labour tax raid on bookies sparks backlash as industry chiefs warn of site closures and job losses
Entain boss Stella David said the increase in remote gaming duty from 21% to 40% in April by Rachel Reeves would have a 'massive impact'.
Peevish return for Reeves: Former Chancellor's blunders must not be repeated, says ALEX BRUMMER
The silence of former Chancellor Rachel Reeves (pictured) since it became clear that Keir Starmer was finished has been deafening.
Uncertainty over upcoming budget could 'snub out' UK growth, Andy Burnham warned
Official figures showed output rose by 0.4% in the second quarter of the year as warm weather and the World Cup boosted business in June.
Microsoft Is Combining Its Copilot Apps Ahead of a 'Super App'
Microsoft is merging its consumer Copilot and Microsoft 365 Copilot apps ahead of a broader "super app" launch later this year. "Both personal and work accounts will be moved to the new unified app, which recycles the 'Microsoft Copilot' name but features an updated app icon," reports The Verge. "The single app also means there won't be two annoying Copilot icons in the system tray or taskbar anymore." From the report: The updates are intended to be a technical milestone in preparation of the "super app" Microsoft is planning to launch later this year, so this is laying the foundations of what will be changing for Copilot products. A worldwide rollout for the mobile and web apps will start in "mid-August," according to Microsoft, with a rollout to Windows and Mac apps set for "mid-September." Mobile app users will be prompted to download the new Copilot app, and the updates will start appearing for some Windows Insiders this week.
What changes you'll see will depend on which Copilot apps you're already using. Existing Microsoft Copilot users will be moved to the updated version, along with your chats and content, while Microsoft 365 Copilot app users will see "minor navigation changes," the updated Copilot icon, and gain access to Copilot chat. If you already use both apps, Microsoft says your chats and content will be merged to a single updated Copilot app, but notes that chats, content, and data will remain separate between account types within the app. Microsoft says enterprise security, compliance, and government controls will remain unchanged and core Copilot features will remain free, though usage limits may vary. Podcasts, Deep Research, and Group Chat content will, however, be discontinued after August 18.
The company also says Shopping and Copilot Health "may be temporarily unavailable" during the transition.
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Give Google the boot by building your own search engine
Got $10 and a gig of storage space? Marlin lets you weight your crawl toward the parts of the web you actually care about
As Strictly Come Dancing's 'worst ever' lineup leaves fans Googling the 'celebrities', have BBC bosses turned on their loyal viewers by prioritising Gen Z heroes over actual stars?
This year, there's been one big problem with the beloved programme - that the professional dancers are better known than most of the 'stars' they're set to partner up with.
The life skill that reduces your chances of dying from Alzheimer's disease
Alzheimer's is a type of dementia that affects 7 million Americans. Now, researchers have pinpointed a potential skill that could reduce your chances of dying from the disease.
So many women are being blindsided by appalling partners 'doing a Jon Hamm'. It's happened to me FIVE times... but now I've realized my mistake: JANA HOCKING
Believe me when I say I know this specific heartbreak. The last five, yes, five, men I've dated have done it.
Live updates as Nigel Farage declared winner of Clacton by-election
Live updates all night as 34 candidates contest the Clacton parliamentary seat in the 2026 by-election
Live updates as Nigel Farage declared winner of Clacton by-election
Live updates all night as 34 candidates contest the Clacton parliamentary seat in the 2026 by-election
Is there a 'Kemi-naissance' for the Tories? Badenoch continues to grow in popularity among voters as Britons see her as a 'strong' and 'decisive' leader
YouGov polling shows an increasing proportion of voters believe Mrs Badenoch is performing well as Tory leader and that she looks like a prime minister-in-waiting.
Rail services disrupted across Essex after person hit by train
Rail services across Essex have been disrupted this evening after a person being hit by a train between Stratford and Shenfield.
Rail services disrupted across Essex after person hit by train
Rail services across Essex have been disrupted this evening after a person being hit by a train between Stratford and Shenfield.
Amazon Will Train On Twitch Streamers' Content By Default, Unless They Opt Out
Twitch will begin allowing Amazon to use streamers' content to train generative AI models by default, requiring creators to manually opt out if they don't want their videos and audio included. The decision has drawn backlash from creators, with Twitch's own product chief acknowledging that an opt-in system would likely attract almost no participants.
"Why is it not opt-in? That's what everybody is spamming in chat. I get it. 'Let me opt in versus making me opt out,'" said Twitch Chief Product Officer Mike Minton. "Well, there's an honest answer... If this was opt-in, nobody would opt in. That's honestly the answer." TechCrunch reports: For Amazon, these stream recordings are incredibly valuable, offering thousands of hours of audio and video content to help train AI models. But Twitch users worry that since creators have to manually opt out, they might be surrendering their content to train Amazon's AI content models without even knowing it. This is especially concerning on a platform like Twitch, where creators are often recording livestreams of themselves and their voices for many hours per week.
[...] Twitch knows that its community of streamers is largely opposed to the use of generative AI, since the most prevalent generative AI products are trained on books, images, videos, and other materials scraped from the internet without consent. Even Twitch's approach to breaking this news shows that the company is braced for backlash. Instead of telling the community that Amazon would begin training on Twitch users' content, Twitch framed this change as "[adding] a setting that lets you opt out of having your channel content used to train generative AI content models across Amazon."
In some cases, this created confusion among streamers about whether their content had already been fed to Amazon without their knowledge. When one user asked if their videos had already been used for training, Minton responded, "I don't actually know the answer to that question because I don't know what Amazon [...] has done in terms of model training and what they've used and not used."
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Ryan Thomas reveals he and fiancée Lucy Mecklenburgh sleep in separate beds and spend their evenings in different living rooms
Ryan Thomas has revealed he sleeps in separate beds to his fiancée Lucy Mecklenburgh and they spend their evenings in different living rooms.
Rapid-fire earthquakes strike 'America's most dangerous fault line' in California
A series of earthquakes has been felt by millions and disrupted transportation throughout one of California's most populated regions.
The great Commonwealth Games sell-off - props and kit from Glasgow 2026 go under the hammer
It famously saw the King and Queen travel on board the Time Lord's Tardis for the 'surreal' opening of the Commonwealth Games.