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The Home Office has said that they are closing every asylum hotel and moving asylum seekers into basic accommodation

The reality TV star, 45, who is dating Lewis Hamilton , 41, has come under fire after attending the most glamorous race on the F1 calendar to cheer on her new boyfriend last weekend.

Jennifer Lopez talked about who she would have sex with, her toxic romances and healing from her Ben Affleck split in a new interview. 

Under the new regulations, players will not be allowed to go to the touchline, rather they must remain where they are or come together in the centre circle.

Opendoor is shutting down its India operations less than two years after opening offices there. Slashdot reader alternative_right shares a post from Opendoor CEO Kaz Nejatian: "I shared this note earlier today with the entire team at Opendoor. Today we began to say goodbye to our colleagues in India as we wind down our India operations. Our customers are in America, and that's where our operational work belongs." TechCrunch reports: In announcing the decision on Wednesday, CEO Kaz Nejatian cited a push to bring operational work back to the U.S., where Opendoor's customers are, and a shift toward smaller AI-native teams. The company did not respond to requests for comment on how many employees were affected or how much of the decision was driven by AI efficiency. But the announcement quickly gained traction across Silicon Valley, where founders, investors, and outsourcing experts see it as an early example of how AI is reshaping the economics that made India a global hub for back-office operations. [...] Some investors viewed the decision as a sign of what AI could mean for India's vast outsourcing workforce. "As manual work gets replaced by AI, a lot of jobs will be lost in India," wrote Sheel Mohnot, co-founder of Better Tomorrow Ventures. Others viewed Opendoor as evidence of a larger shift in how companies are organized. Keshav Lohia, a venture capitalist at Emergent Ventures, described the decision as a "watershed moment" for AI-driven operations, arguing that advances in AI are beginning to challenge the cost-arbitrage model that made India a popular offshoring destination. Phil Fersht, chief executive of HFS Research, an advisory firm that tracks the global outsourcing and business services industry, told TechCrunch that the development should not be viewed simply as jobs moving from India to the U.S. The more important shift, he said, is that AI is reducing the amount of operational labor companies require in the first place, allowing firms to run leaner organizations regardless of location. "This is not an isolated restructuring," Fersht said. "It is part of a much broader pattern we are starting to see as companies redesign operations around AI, automation, and much leaner workflows." Fersht argued that the winners would be companies that combine AI, software and human expertise to deliver outcomes without continually adding headcount, a model he described as "Services-as-Software." While Opendoor may be one of the first high-profile examples, he said it is unlikely to be the last. Some investors are already extrapolating beyond individual companies. Varun Rekhi, a venture capitalist at Speedinvest, argued that if AI reduces demand for labor-intensive services, it could eventually pressure one of India's most important export industries, which is built around supplying talent and expertise to global corporations.

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Rob Key is considering an alcohol ban for England's cricketers 'at any time and at any stage' - and admitted he has not ruled out sacking Ben Stokes after he and Gus Atkinson broke the team curfew.

This comes after the Daily Mail revealed how one of Shirilla's former fellow inmates witnessed her confessing to murder.

Johannes Natland, 19, agreed to assassinate a target in Britain in return for £21,000, which he would use 'to buy a lot of drugs', the Old Bailey was told.

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Pakistani national Sheraz Malik's immigration status was exposed by Mr Anderson after the drunken victim was targeted by Malik and his friend last summer in Sutton-in-Ashfield.

In its future pandemic threat assessment, the UKHSA said an increase in migrants carrying TB could place 'additional pressure on health services' in the years to come.

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A vehicle has struck a railway bridge Braintree and Braintree Freeport causing chaos on Essex railways.

The Princess of Wales is admired for her impeccable fashion sense and has consistently turned heads at Royal Ascot over the years.

Marine engineering worker Stephen Sexton, 38, strangled Joanna Derkacz, 37, a recruitment consultant after their relationship broke down, jurors were told.

A 92-year-old resident of Care UK's Manor Lodge has taken the plunge back into a favourite activity.

Train services have been disrupted following a vehicle hitting a railway bridge in Braintree.

A Premier League-backed football programme in Colchester and Clacton is expanding to Witham and Mile End.

Daily Mail Sport readers are confident in England's prospects of World Cup glory this summer as the tournament opens in the United States, Canada and Mexico.

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