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After a Muslim charity run banned women and girls over the age of 12 from competing, we are asking Mail readers whether Mayor of London Sadiq Khan should take action against them?

Homeless veteran Rob Homans (pictured) was just 35 when he took his own life. His mother has blamed the local council for not offering him his own house.

Paris Fury has defended her daughter Venezuela's engagement as she opened up about the exciting news for the first time.

Now actress Olivia Cooke has revealed that she took inspiration from her glamorous sister Eleanor as she filmed the hit Amazon Prime series The Girlfriend.

From Apple Watches to Oura Rings, many of us have become a little bit obsessed with tracking our health-but there's one key metric we may be overlooking, experts say.

You know the drill: start with a croissant and a bitter black coffee, glimpse the Eiffel Tower, visit the Louvre, have an overpriced dinner, stay in an overpriced hotel and head home.

A new BBC One documentary, This World: Why Planes Crash, Aviation's Deadly Year, looks into various shocking incidents, and is set to air on October 13 at 9pm.

Its owners - Hall & Woodhouse - were blasted for bowing to the 'woke' brigade and erasing the moniker first given to the 400-year-old pub in the 1920s.

The girl group, which was also made up of Alesha Dixon and Su-Elise Nash and produced worldwide hit Scandalous, was formed in 1999.

A top aesthetics nurse from the England-based cosmetics clinic Update Aesthetics has revealed how to achieve Taylor Swift's new 'glowing' look.

The never-ending demand for holiday stays in Southwold has come at a very real cost - one which some locals have claimed has made their pretty idyll a 'ghost town.'

Strictly Come Dancing's Motsi Mabuse made an awkward gaffe when scoring during Saturday night's live show.

The beloved Back to the Future star, 64, was diagnosed with the progressive neurological disorder in 1991 at just 29 years old and went public with his condition seven years later.

I still remember the day my dad walked into the house dressed head to toe in black. Black shirt, black trousers, black shoes. He looked like a priest.

The Register reports: Over the past two years, the open source curl project has been flooded with bogus bug reports generated by AI models. The deluge prompted project maintainer Daniel Stenberg to publish several blog posts about the issue in an effort to convince bug bounty hunters to show some restraint and not waste contributors' time with invalid issues. Shoddy AI-generated bug reports have been a problem not just for curl, but also for the Python community, Open Collective, and the Mesa Project. It turns out the problem is people rather than technology. Last month, the curl project received dozens of potential issues from Joshua Rogers, a security researcher based in Poland. Rogers identified assorted bugs and vulnerabilities with the help of various AI scanning tools. And his reports were not only valid but appreciated. Stenberg in a Mastodon post last month remarked, "Actually truly awesome findings." In his mailing list update last week, Stenberg said, "most of them were tiny mistakes and nits in ordinary static code analyzer style, but they were still mistakes that we are better off having addressed. Several of the found issues were quite impressive findings...." Stenberg told The Register that about 50 bugfixes based on Rogers' reports have been merged. "In my view, this list of issues achieved with the help of AI tooling shows that AI can be used for good," he said in an email. "Powerful tools in the hand of a clever human is certainly a good combination. It always was...!" Rogers wrote up a summary of the AI vulnerability scanning tools he tested. He concluded that these tools — Almanax, Corgea, ZeroPath, Gecko, and Amplify — are capable of finding real vulnerabilities in complex code. The Register's conclusion? AI tools "when applied with human intelligence by someone with meaningful domain experience, can be quite helpful." jantangring (Slashdot reader #79,804) has published an article on Stenberg's new position, including recently published comments from Stenberg that "It really looks like these new tools are finding problems that none of the old, established tools detect."

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Nigel Farage voiced interest in schemes reserving some new builds for those who are 'genuinely local' - although he stressed it was not Reform policy.

Just a little over a year after her husband of nearly six decades died at the age of 82, it was revealed what he left her in his will.

For Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson's two daughters, it's a rare occasion for them to find themselves in the spotlight.

After almost 20 years fronting a chat show which garners some of the most famous faces in the world, Graham Norton must have had his fair share of ropey interviews.  

Toilets of the Word is the Lonely Planet's second guide to some of the most unusual and ostentatious places you can use the facilities.