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Bird fanatic Rhi Evans, from Gloucester, Gloucestershire, had taken a sleeping pill when she spontaneously decided to buy a fertilised emu egg from eBay three years ago.

Decent public transport and easy walking routes make a big difference to a city break - these are the best places to go for a car-free holiday in Europe.

Google has unveiled Private AI Compute, a cloud platform designed to deliver advanced AI capabilities while preserving user privacy. As The Verge notes, the feature is "virtually identical to Apple's Private Cloud Compute." From the report: Many Google products run AI features like translation, audio summaries, and chatbot assistants, on-device, meaning data doesn't leave your phone, Chromebook, or whatever it is you're using. This isn't sustainable, Google says, as advancing AI tools need more reasoning and computational power than devices can supply. The compromise is to ship more difficult AI requests to a cloud platform, called Private AI Compute, which it describes as a "secure, fortified space" offering the same degree of security you'd expect from on-device processing. Sensitive data is available "only to you and no one else, not even Google."

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CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: With a rematch between Chris Eubank Jnr and Conor Benn looming, it seems biased to screen a documentary lauding one of the fighters and his father

A former Manchester United star is pushing ahead with a £1million lawsuit as he sues the club for alleged 'clinical negligence' in relation to 'medical advice' he received.

Peaty, 30, and Holly have dramatically banned his mother Caroline from attending their forthcoming wedding - and now family sources blame the explosive feud on him becoming starry eyed.

Jenrick appalled to see rows of drills, saws and power tools being sold at a market for a fraction of their retail value - some still bearing tradesmen's names and company markings.

When Jimmy Kimmel's show abruptly announced last week's cancellation, questions swirled - but the Daily Mail can now reveal the heartbreaking reason behind his absence.

Adam Smith (pictured with son Jude, seven) and his family ended up missing out on a night in Dubai after British Airways cancelled their flights.

The actress, 45, took to Instagram on Tuesday night to make the announcement by sharing the first photos of her newborn children.

As a 60th birthday gift my husband organised a trip for our family to New York, booking three rooms at the West House Hotel in February 2025.

My neighbours love to set off fireworks, but it scares my two cats. If previous years are anything to go by, they will set them off on New Year's Eve.

‘Elite teams’ are pondering cyber-attacks to turn off energy supply or telecoms networks

The head of Australia’s Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) has warned that authoritarian regimes “are growing more willing to disrupt or destroy critical infrastructure”, using cyber-sabotage.…

Antonio Brown found himself in an isolated Miami jail cell on Tuesday night as he awaited Wednesday's bond hearing following his extradition from Dubai on an attempted murder charge.

The radio presenter, 45, has reflected on the heartbreaking moment she lost her baby when she was six months pregnant.

The actor, 49, has a son, born in either late 2022 or early 2023, with his girlfriend Tuva Novotny.

Bartosz Urbaniak, 29, suffered a traumatic brain injury following the fall during a booze-fuelled 'Big Weekender' event at Butlin's holiday park.in Skegness.

Cafe and restaurants say a store at the top of Crystal Palace hill could 'brain-wash' customers into buying elsewhere due to the influence of the corporate giant.

Disney is losing an estimated $4.3 million per day (about $30 million per week) from the ongoing YouTube TV blackout of ESPN, ABC, and other networks amid a contract dispute over carriage fees. Of course, YouTube is also feeling financial pressure from users who have already canceled or intend to cancel their service. Variety reports: Disney is losing an estimated $30 million per week from its networks being pulled off YouTube TV, which works out to nearly $4.3 million per day, according to Morgan Stanley analysts. The figure came in a research note from Morgan Stanley equity analysts Benjamin Swinburne and Thomas Yeh, who said in their financial forecast for Disney's year-end 2025 quarter, they are "layering in 14 days of impact from the ongoing YouTube TV blackout, which we estimate is a $60mm revenue headwind." Nov. 11 marks the 12th day of the Disney blackout on YouTube TV. The Morgan Stanley analysts wrote that they expect the Disney-YouTube TV dispute to be resolved later this week, but estimated that each week its networks are dark on YouTube TV will lower Disney's adjusted earnings per share by 2 cents.

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