Gayle King gasps as Lindsay Clancy juror reveals male holdout who wanted to convict is black
Juror Paula Devlin, 65, appeared on King's program Friday to discuss the case, which saw the judge declare a mistrial after the jury was deadlocked 11-1.
GP appointments rise in Essex for third month in a row
GP appointments in Essex rose by more than 1,200 in July, continuing an increase over the past three months.
GP appointments rise in Essex for third month in a row
GP appointments in Essex rose by more than 1,200 in July, continuing an increase over the past three months.
AT&T store worker gets 16 months inside for SIM-swap side hustle
Phone shop staffer claimed he was paid less than $4k for in his part attacks leading to combined intended losses of $600,000
ITV make major faux pas as they brand Tom Jones 'irreplaceable' in statement about his last-minute axing - before confirming his replacement
The music legend, 84, shared a scathing statement earlier this week insisting it wasn't his decision to leave the ITV show.
Downing Street 'open' to idea of new 'one in, one out' migrant deal which would see Britain take migrants from across the European Union
It came after French interior minister Laurent Nuðez said he has warned UK counterparts his country wants to end the existing scheme.
How NOT to wear a naked dress: Amanda Holden's skimpy frocks are her trademark...expert reveals which gowns were sexy but sophisticated - and the times she flashed too much flesh
With her age-defying glow and enviable physique, Amanda Holden has never been one to blend into the crowd - least of all when it comes to her wardrobe.
Key stretch of A12 BLOCKED following crash
Drivers are facing delays on the A12 following a crash on the southbound carriageway at Junction 26 for the Tollgate Interchange. Traffic in Colchester.
California Governor Signs Laws Protecting Kids From Risks of Social Media, AI Chatbots
An anonymous reader quotes a report from the Associated Press: California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a sweeping package of laws Thursday aimed at protecting children from the risks of technology, including social media and AI chatbots. The laws will penalize large social media companies up to $1 million per child if they are found negligent of harming children through their platforms, ban tech businesses from offering addictive feeds to anyone under 16, require operators of AI chatbots to perform risk assessments before rolling them out and allow families to opt out of receiving school-issued laptops.
Newsom joined his wife and state lawmakers at a children's museum near San Francisco to stress the importance of protecting kids at a time when they have such easy access to social media and AI chatbots. "We have designed cribs to be safe, chairs to be safe, car seats," Assemblymember Rebecca Bauer-Kahan said. "Yet we've allowed technology to be handed to our children and never asked or expected it to be safe." [...]
Newsom also signed laws Wednesday, which are supported by Anthropic, that are aimed at improving oversight of AI companies. One of the measures requires the state to create rules for independent organizations to evaluate the safety risks of AI models, and the other requires the state to create a registry of AI auditors, who'd have to be financially independent from the businesses they are auditing.
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Update on plans for new cinema in Brentwood as part of huge revamp
The town has been without a cinema for more than 25 years
Braintree diagnostic centre opens with 75,000 extra appointments a year
The New Braintree Community Diagnostic Centre is offering easier access to vital medical tests and scans.
Amal Clooney has another style moment in three-piece white trouser suit as she joins her mother at AI event in Athens
Amal Clooney made a stylish arrival in Athens for a series of cultural and heritage events after accompanying her husband George Clooney to Venice Film Festival.
Pictured: Two cyclists killed in car crash after driver 'lost control' and ploughed into them near Gravesend - as families pay tribute
Steven Anscomb and Natasha Lewis (pictured) and a third person were knocked off their bikes while riding down Sole Street in Gravesend, Kent, on Sunday September 6.
Assisted dying bill defeated as Essex MPs split in Commons vote
Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill defeated 286-270 in Commons vote after four-hour debate, as Essex MPs split over assisted dying in England and Wales.
Assisted dying bill defeated as Essex MPs split in Commons vote
Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill defeated 286-270 in Commons vote after four-hour debate, as Essex MPs split over assisted dying in England and Wales.
'I was knocked unconscious and I thought I was going to die': My 9/11 story of survival: PAUL BERRIFF
British filmmaker Paul Berriff was shooting a documentary in New York on September 11, 2001, when he found himself at the epicentre of Ground Zero.
Rugby league legend Sir Billy Boston left £200,000 following his death at age of 92
Sir Billy was laid to rest yesterday following a funeral at the Wigan Warriors' Brick Community Stadium - his former team.
Lifeboat museum is forced to close after its volunteers were abused by anti-migrant protesters
Poole Old Lifeboat Museum said it will remain shut while protests continue about the RNLI being used as a 'taxi service' for small boat crossings.
Teenager who kidnapped boy and almost killed man in violent attack in Harlow is jailed
The court heard that "were it not for the prompt medical intervention [the victim] would have died"
Three who fled scene arrested after 'trying to force entry' into flat
Three men have been arrested on suspicion of attempted burglary after an incident in Chelmsford yesterday.