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Cambridge students laid in the grass and staggered home this morning - after partying the night away at the University's annual May Ball celebrations.

Former home secretary Alan Johnson warned the ex-mayor of Greater Manchester against making the same 'mistake' as Gordon Brown when he took over from Tony Blair in 2007.

The would-be Prime Minister has so far been vague on how he plans to keep the country safe and what he would do over the black hole in military funding.

Barrie Drewitt-Barlow, 57, has been accused of sexual activity with a child and two of paying for sexual services of a child. New charges against his husband, Scott, 32, include rape.

Five hours after Sir Keir Starmer's watery resignation speech, Andy Burnham swanned into the Commons to take his seat. The chamber was rammed... 'Rome is saved!' cried one MP

Shortly after being formally sworn in as the MP for Makerfield, following his thumping by-election win last week, Mr Burnham enjoyed a photo shoot with his new colleagues.

Residents and councillors have raised concerns about the proposals

Bus services will be reacting to the impact of the heat on their colleagues

Former detective superintendent Bob Bridgestock hunted some of Britain's most despicable predators during his storied 30-year career.

Lorie Williams, 47, is planning on taking legal action over fears the work has destroyed the value of her seven-bedroom £2.5million Victorian mansion in Bromley, south east London.

Bosses told to step up and get cybersecurity right

The planning agent said that approving the plans would allow the council to 'crack on' with bringing 'desperately needed' new homes to the area

OLIVER SALT IN NEW JERSEY: The name on the back of his shirt may look slightly different at the World Cup this summer but make no mistake, it is still the same Erling Haaland.

PLUS: Indian telco ponders broadband satellites; Samsung goes all-in on OpenAI; Vietnam centrally plans ten tech giants; and more!

Colchester Royal Grammar School, on Lexden Road, was judged to be delivering "exceptional" and of a strong standard of education.

West Yorkshire Police recently fired the head of a hate crime panel in Bradford after she described Islamic terrorism as the 'elephant in the room' after an attack on a synagogue.

The Supergirl star, 26, went for an edgy-chic look in a dramatic corset-style top with a bloomers-inspired peplum detail and rocked dark, sultry makeup to complement her ensemble.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Dozens of new robot arms have been installed at General Motors' flagship electric vehicle factory in Detroit -- even as 1,300 workers remain out of work following what was supposed to be a temporary layoff. The latest automation push has spurred union pushback over a potentially existential issue for automakers and their workers. General Motors installed approximately 50 robot arms at GM's Factory Zero plant in Detroit, Michigan, according to reporting by Crain's Detroit Business. Made by the Japanese robotics company FANUC, the robots are designed to help attach various components to vehicles during the assembly line process. But leaders at United Auto Workers (UAW), the primary US union for autoworkers, reacted with anger to the new robotic presence, given how GM has not yet called back any of the workers affected by supposedly temporary layoffs in March. More than 1,000 union members are still "laid off indefinitely," James Cotton, president of UAW Local 22, told The Detroit News. He said that the company could bring some of those members back to work instead of installing the 50 robots. The temporary layoffs were preceded by permanent layoffs involving another 1,200 workers at GM's Factory Zero in October 2025. Many automakers, including Stellantis NV and Ford Motor Company, have deployed assembly-line robots, such as Fanuc robot arms, as they push to automate more of their US operations. Hyundai Motor Company plans to deploy Atlas humanoid robots made by Boston Dynamics -- which Hyundai acquired in 2020 -- to start working in the automaker's flagship EV facility in Georgia by 2028. "Technological development has the capability of making work safer for the working class and enabling workers to have a shorter work week without losing pay," said Andrew Bergman, a Local 22 member and union organizer who was among those laid off by GM. "But in the bosses' and billionaires' hands it's used to pad profits and lay off workers."

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The First Daughter, 44, took to Instagram on Monday with a series of snaps from the whirlwind weekend in the Bahamas.

England fans have descended on Boston chanting 'we'll drink all your beer' - only to discover thirsty Scotland supporters have left the city almost completely dry.