Road Safety Week highlights needs for upgrades on 'high risk' A120
Road safety experts joined the Safer Essex Roads Partnership for a memorial to launch Road Safety Week.
Prime Minister's breakfast appeal to 41 Essex schools for best chance in life
A new scheme is rolling out and 41 schools across Essex are eligible to apply
Palo Alto CEO tips nation-states to weaponize quantum computing by 2029
Company thinks you’ll contemplate replacing most security kit in the next few years to stay safe
Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora has suggested hostile nation-states will possess quantum computers in 2029, or even a little earlier, at which point most security appliances will need to be replaced.…
Melania Trump delivers 'dystopian' speech to troops sparking meltdown
The First Lady was speaking to military personnel and their families at Marine Corps Air Station New River in North Carolina on Wednesday.
In the AI Race, Chinese Talent Still Drives American Research
An anonymous reader quotes a report from the New York Times: When Mark Zuckerberg, Meta's chief executive, unveiled the company's Superintelligence Lab in June, he named 11 artificial intelligence researchers who were joining his ambitious effort to build a machine more powerful than the human brain. All 11 were immigrants educated in other countries. Seven were born in China, according to a memo viewed by The New York Times. Although many American executives, government officials and pundits have spent months painting China as the enemy of America's rapid push into A.I., much of the groundbreaking research emerging from the United States is driven by Chinese talent.
Two new studies show that researchers born and educated in China have for years played major roles inside leading U.S. artificial intelligence labs. They also continue to drive important A.I. research in industry and academia, despite the Trump administration's crackdown on immigration and growing anti-China sentiment in Silicon Valley. The research, from two organizations, provides a detailed look at how much the American tech industry continues to rely on engineers from China, particularly in A.I. The findings also offer a more nuanced understanding of how researchers in the two countries continue to collaborate, despite increasingly heated language from Washington and Beijing.
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Meghan Markle goes barefaced as she poses on cover of Harper's Bazaar magazine
The Duchess of Sussex, 44, appeared on the front of the magazine's December 2025/January 2026 edition.
Dr Karl warns why you should NEVER use your phone on the toilet (and it's not because of germs)
Australian doctor Karl Kruszelnicki has warned against using phones on the toilet as it can do more harm than good.
Elizabeth Hurley and Billy Ray Cyrus gaze lovingly at each other as they ooze romantic bliss at CMA Awards
The 60-year-old actress announced her romance to the 64-year-old crooner on Easter , and they have projected an image of besotted romantic bliss ever since.
I'm A Celeb's Eddie Kadi is left floundering underwater after dropping 'countless keys' during croc infested challenge... as new campmates Vogue Williams and Tom Read Wilson prepare to enter the jungle
It was Eddie Kadi who took on the latest Bushtucker Trial on Wednesday night's episode of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! - Scare-ium.
No parting honour for BBC boss Tim Davie: RICHARD EDEN'S DIARY
Outgoing BBC director-general Tim Davie will not receive an honour accorded to many of his predecessors.
Another day in Starmer's socialist paradise: What percentage of Britons think the economy is in a great state under Labour? ZERO
A shock YouGov poll ahead of next week's Budget found that zero per cent of Britons now believe the economy is in a 'very good state'. Only four per cent rated economic conditions as 'fairly good'.
ROLAND WHITE reviews Turner: The Secret Sketchbooks: Do the paintings really look like omelettes? Ronnie Wood disagrees
He drew our attention to the movement and thickness of the paint, and highlighted the way the artist expressed turbulence and unrest.
Adam Peaty admits his family were 'ashamed' of him after he 'changed' following Olympic success - after breaking his silence on family row
The gold medallist, 30, was the first male British swimmer in 24 years to secure the win for the 100m breaststroke at the 2016 Olympics.
Grand country manor house that featured in hit BBC show 'Allo 'Allo! goes on sale for £3.5million
Lynford Hall in Norfolk became a familiar backdrop to viewers of the hit sitcom, with its central courtyard doubling for the French town square of Nouvion and the exterior of René Artois's café.
Jessie J joins glamorous Katherine Jenkins at the Royal Variety Performance as she returns to public life after breast cancer battle - but miserable British weather ruins their red carpet moment
Jessie J didn't let the blustery weather dampen her spirits as she beamed while her dark locks were blown around on the red carpet at the Royal Variety Performance on Wednesday night.
SIR JAMES ANDERSON: This is how I'd get each of Australia's batsmen out - including the trap I'd set for Steve Smith, the way to get in Marnus Labuschagne's head and the reason Jofra Archer will be licking his lips on day one
SIR JAMES ANDERSON: No matter how much you try to block out the noise as an England cricketer, you are always aware of its presence in an Ashes series. Especially one hosted in Australia.
BRIAN VINER: Is Christmas Karma the worst festive movie of all time?
Scarcely able to believe how ghastly it was after last week's screening with fellow critics in London, on Tuesday afternoon I went to the Odeon in Hereford to endure it again.
I'm A Celeb's Lisa Riley reveals the truth about her life-changing weight loss after dropping SIX dress sizes and undergoing breast lift - insisting 'I'm not lazy, one habit was to blame for everything'
Emmerdale actress Lisa, 49, has been open about her weight loss journey over the years,
EastEnders New Year's Day episode set to leap a year into the future for Max Branning's iconic return to Albert Square
EastEnders' New Year's Day episode is set to jump an entire year into the future for Max Branning's iconic return to Albert Square.
Jack Osbourne reveals the real reason why his late father Ozzy famously bit the head off a DOVE as he leaves campmates speechless on I'm A Celeb
Jack Osbourne revealed some crazy stories about his late father Ozzy on Wednesday night's episode of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!