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The Inglis-Williams' are believed to be the family who have contributed the most airmen to the RAF in its 107 year history

Johnny Palmer, 41, created the unique accommodation in the abandoned Boeing 727 plane once owned by the drugs lord to makes guests 'feel like billionaires.'

EXCLUSIVE: The disgraced Duke of York, 65, was spotted driving a black Land Rover Defender alongside his ex-wife of 10 years, Fergie yesterday.

It has a long history, and some reasonably priced homes, too!

Oh, the irony of Europe demonstrating the importance of the sovereign cloud it craves

Microsoft disconnected Indian company Nayara Energy from its cloudy resources last week, before restoring access ahead of a court clash.…

The proposed ban by the independent pornography taskforce - set up in July by Conservative peer Gabby Bertin - comes in response to 1,000 men and me: The Bonnie Blue story.

As four couples remain to battle it all out on the hit dating show, Meg and Dejon were the latest couple to get the chop during Sunday's instalment.

A pilot has been praised by social media users after he refused to fly a plane full of passengers due to a 'gut feeling' that something wasn't right. 

Michele Ann Joy Bourda, 59, had been swimming at Ofrynio beach in the city of Kavala at around noon on Friday before disappearing.

In conversation with Mail columnist Bryony Gordon, Beaton, 56, said she credits Rivers with inspiring her 'midlife reinvention', giving her the confidence to do her first ever stand-up gig.

Jakob Walpole, 33, was jailed today fir 15 years after fatally attacking his grandfather John Brown, 81, a 'world-renowned' Jaguar restorer, in Bulkington, Warwickshire, last November.

Desktop project's in-house distro is impressively ambitious, but nowhere near ready

The former "Project Banana" now has a more sober name, albeit one a bit trickier to search for.…

It will be receiving a big refurb

Heavy traffic is affecting the eastbound carriageway on the A120 following a reported incident.

The photo was revealed by her friend Dawn, who did not want to use her surname, as part of a new TV documentary about Letby.

A pair of holidaymakers found themselves in an extraordinary situation after checking into an lavish wedding venue instead of a hotel during a trip to Italy. 

As Meghan Markle celebrates turning 44 today, royal observers may be reminded of the bold campaign she launched for her birthday in 2021 - which was dropped almost as quickly as it began.

It's hard to image today, but once upon a time the so-called 'fab four' - which consisted of Prince Harry , Meghan Markle , Prince William and Kate Middleton - were the Royal Family's dream team.

The Associated Press investigates whether tech industry layoffs are really being caused by AI. Their conclusion? "The reality is more complicated..." "We're kind of in this period where the tech job market is weak, but other areas of the job market have also cooled at a similar pace," said Brendon Bernard, an economist at the Indeed Hiring Lab. "Tech job postings have actually evolved pretty similarly to the rest of the economy, including relative to job postings where there really isn't that much exposure to AI...." Tech hiring has particularly plunged in AI hubs such as the San Francisco Bay Area, as well as Boston and Seattle, according to Indeed. But in looking more closely at which tech workers were least likely to get hired, Indeed found the deepest impact on entry-level jobs in the tech industry, with those with at least five years of experience faring better. The hiring declines were sharpest in entry-level tech industry jobs that involve marketing, administrative assistance and human resources, which all involve tasks that overlap with the strength of the latest generative AI tools that can help create documents and images... Microsoft, which is staking its future on AI in the workplace, has also had its own researchers look into the jobs most vulnerable to the current strengths of AI technology. At the top of the list are knowledge work jobs such as language interpreters or translators, as well as historians, passenger attendants, sales representatives, writers and customer service representatives, according to Microsoft's working paper. On the other end, leading in work more immune to AI changes were phlebotomists, or healthcare workers who draw blood, followed by nursing assistants, workers who remove hazardous materials, painters and embalmers.

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A new study looking at data from the UK and US has found there has been a surge in gut-brain disorders such as IBS since the beginning of the pandemic.