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He was put under pressure by bosses right from the start

The original two-venue benefit, held on July 13 1985, was organised by Geldof and Ure to raise relief funds for Ethiopia as the East African country battled a devastating famine.

Emergency services are at the scene of a fire at Prail House nursing home in Coggeshall

She has earned a total of five Grammy nods and sold more than 25 million records, collaborating with artists ranging from Natalie Cole to Justin Timberlake.

But, now the mystery of what lies behind the dictator's front door has finally been solved as he offered the public a first-ever glimpse inside his plush apartment.

Eleven were people were killed and dozens were injured after an SUV rammed through a packed street festival  Lapu Lapu Day - to honor Filipino heritage - at around 8pm local time on Saturday.

'At some point, it just gets to be too much. And for Kim, this is too much. She doesn't feel safe right now,' a source who has known Kim for over a decade told the Daily Mail.

The child's parents were regularly told that their son had autism, but they remained undiagnosed for years

Mark Ling, 38, was working as a police officer in December 2024 when he was dismissed

The fire is thought to have broken out at Prail House nurising home at about 8pm this evening

Renai Belle, 30, allegedly crept into a barbers' shop in east London wearing a balaclava and stabbed Josh McKay, 33, in the neck before running off.

The council was warned not to reject the plan, but having done so have had that decision overturned by the government

This time criminals targeted partner’s third-party software

It's more bad news from Ascension Health which is informing some of its patients, potentially for the second time in the space of a year, that their medical data was compromised during a major cyberattack.…

Ana Caldas, 47, came first in the five individual events she entered at the US Masters Swimming Spring National Championship in San Antonio, Texas, last week.

Nature: A forthcoming policy from the US National Institutes of Health (NIH) will target - and at least temporarily stop -- funding to laboratories and hospitals outside the United States, threatening thousands of global-health projects and international collaborations on topics such as emerging infectious diseases and cancer. The NIH, the world's largest funder of biomedical research, plans to release the policy in the next week. Some agency staff members have already been instructed to hold funds for foreign institutions that are part of both new research grants and grants coming up for renewal, according to multiple agency employees who spoke to Nature under the condition of anonymity because they are not authorized to speak to the press.

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Keep plugging those LLMs into your apps, folks. This neural network told me it'll be fine

Some smart cookies have found that when AI models face a conflict between telling the truth or accomplishing a specific goal, they lie more than 50 percent of the time.…

At around 25 hectares it could fit about 35 football pitches in the sports park

An unhappy tourist complained to Metropolitan Police on the weekend of April 12-13 after being charged nearly a grand for two packets of sweets at an Oxford street store.

In a move that's sure to thrill soap fans, Robert Sugden is reportedly returning to the village in a storyline packed with emotional tension and family drama.

A congressional briefing is underway, as scientists say they need a larger role in the investigation into UFOs and other strange phenomena the government has been keeping secret.