Cambridge University boss investigates faculty for appointing 'Professor Plagiarism' as website locks down amid 'anger and anxiety' around 'damaging and difficult case'
Professor Deborah Prentice said his 'damaging and difficult case' had provoked 'anger and anxiety' across the university.
Donna Air, 47, reveals everything she does to maintain her incredible figure - from her daily diet and fitness hacks to wellness secrets
Speaking to the Daily Mail, Donna has revealed exactly how she maintains her figure - from what she eats to her favourite workouts and the wellness treatment she swears by.
Bus driver, 25, shot dead outside Clapham pub in 'case of mistaken identity' is pictured: Suspect, 22, remains in hospital
Auguste-Marie Bile-aka Amoa, 25, is believed to have been dropping his girlfriend off at The Landor pub on Willington Road when he was gunned down.
Solar eclipse LIVESTREAM: Watch live as the moon covers the face of the sun
If bad weather or a shortage of eclipse glasses have scuppered your viewing plans, there's no need to worry. You can follow along with the whole event by tuning into NASA's live broadcast.
German Advocacy Group Lodges Criminal Complaint Over Meta AI Glasses
A German digital-rights group has filed a criminal complaint against Meta, Ray-Ban parent EssilorLuxottica, and several retailers over Meta's AI smart glasses, arguing the devices can enable covert recording in violation of German privacy law. Prosecutors have begun a preliminary review, while Germany's network regulator says smart glasses are legal "as long as the recording function is clearly visible." Reuters reports: "There's no place to escape from smart glasses. You have to expect at any moment to be filmed and then exposed on the internet," said HateAid managing director Josephine Ballon. The organization reported the management of Meta, units of spectacles maker EssilorLuxottica including Ray-Ban, as well as retailers Fielmann, Apollo-Optik, Mister Spex and MediaMarkt to the Frankfurt-based digital crime prosecution unit ZIT. HateAid said its complaint was based on a federal digital data protection law that prohibits the sale of communication devices designed to film people without them noticing.
ZIT confirmed it received a complaint from HateAid invoking that law, saying it would routinely investigate on a preliminary basis whether there are grounds for a deeper probe. MediaMarktSaturn Retail Group said it was taking the complaint very seriously, adding that its suppliers had contractual obligations for all goods to be compliant with the law. Mister Spex said it had not been officially notified of a complaint and that it was taking protection of privacy very seriously.
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OpenWALDO aims to blow the doors off proprietary AI training models
Contributors wanted: 167B transparent tokens have a long way to go against AI giants' trillions
Amanda Holden, 55, poses in a floral bikini on boat trip and declares her 'onslaught of annual swimwear snaps are over' as she ends Corfu holiday
The Britain's Got Talent judge, 55, took to Instagram on Wednesday to upload the last of her sizzling swimwear snaps from her Corfu holiday.
Ricky Gervais is branded 'insensitive' as fans criticise 'tone deaf' The Office creator for plugging his YouTube channel and tour just hours after co-star Lucy Davis revealed 'incurable' cancer battle
Ricky Gervais has been criticised for sharing a string of posts advertising his work just hours after his The Office co-star announced her terminal cancer diagnosis.
Recap as solar eclipse seen in the Essex skies
Keep up with the latest news and updates as Essex prepares for a solar eclipse
Recap as solar eclipse seen in the Essex skies
Keep up with the latest news and updates as Essex prepares for a solar eclipse
Labour rakes in extra £1billion in VAT from drivers at petrol pumps thanks to Iran war - but Fuel Duty still set for hike in New Year
Analysis found that since the conflict started on February 28, motorists have collectively been hammered at the pumps by an extra £6billion in higher prices.
Ex-Bake Off judge Prue Leith reveals she was rushed to hospital after husband feared she was having a stroke
The 86-year-old was unable to speak while on holiday in Yorkishire, leading to her husband, frantically calling 999 after her speech became an 'incomprehensible jumble of disconnected words'.
Roger Federer LOSES his billionaire status after share price crash - leaving just eight athletes on list of the world's richest men
Roger Federer is no longer a billionaire after seeing a major price crash in sports brand On.
Heartbroken family pay tribute to 'completely adored' dad killed in fatal Saffron Walden collision
The father-of-three tragically died at the scene
How to get a good night's sleep in the heat: Our experts reveal exactly why the hot weather is making you constantly tired, lethargic and irritable, why women have it worse... and the surprising mistakes you are making
Are you feeling tired, lethargic, and possibly more irritable? The long, sticky nights of our endless heatwaves - we're now enduring our fifth - could be to blame.
Sensory boxes help young people in Essex with mental health
Personalised sensory wellbeing boxes are helping people aged 14 to 35 in Essex manage mental health challenges.
Sensory boxes help young people in Essex with mental health
Personalised sensory wellbeing boxes are helping people aged 14 to 35 in Essex manage mental health challenges.
Expats are quitting Dubai and Spain, for a European nation where the cost of living is 35% less than the UK, visas are hassle free and tax rates are VERY attractive. Here's all you need to know before moving and buying property
Move over Spain and Dubai. This country has quietly become the new destination of choice for Britons looking for a sunnier, cheaper life abroad.
Devastating full horror of Perez Hilton's knife livestream unravels: Friends reveal tragic life-long disfigurement... what star is admitting from hospital bed... and why he may now be locked up for YEARS
Hilton, 48, was hospitalized last Tuesday night under Florida's Baker Act, which allows for the temporary involuntary detention of individuals in mental crisis.
CoreWeave revenue doubles as debt pile reaches $35.6B
Neocloud says AI compute demand is becoming continuous, but so is the spending