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Ed Miliband lashed out at 'ethnic cleansing' in the disputed areas as he announced a package of measures banning imports.

Jodie Turner-Smith is no stranger to taking on physically demanding movie roles that requires an intense regime ahead of filming.

The duo enjoyed a day of father-son bonding as they headed to the shore for a refreshing dip in the Atlantic.

Former PC Marcus Post, 39, from Cambridge, faces charges of arranging or facilitating the commission of a child sexual offence.

Former PC Marcus Post, 39, from Cambridge, faces charges of arranging or facilitating the commission of a child sexual offence.

The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill is due to have its Second Reading in the Commons on Friday after being reintroduced by Labour's Lauren Edwards.

They say that beauty is pain, and that seems to be true for actress Daisy Edgar-Jones. 

Multi-generation chip collab is more buzzwords than compute

In the reworked footage, an Asda employee can be seen collapsing in front of the monarch. Charles then appears to put his hand in his pocket and walk away.

The horrific final moments of a frightened Roman have been pieced together, 1,600 years after he tried to save his own life from a deadly attack.

A Swiss couple who spent 18 months behind bars after being found guilty of abusing their teenage daughter have been freed after she admitted to lying about the allegations. 

It is so remote that it doesn't even have a gas supply or cable TV

Google DeepMind has released AlphaGenome Atlas, a free research database containing AI-generated predictions for the effects of all 9 billion possible single-letter mutations in the human genome. Built from its AlphaGenome model, the atlas is designed to help scientists interpret both protein-coding and harder-to-understand regulatory DNA. Fortune reports: AlphaGenome Atlas, as DeepMind calls the database, is a precomputed catalogue of what each substitution of a single DNA base is likely to do to the machinery that switches genes on and off. Until now researchers had to run such a model one variant at a time or had to test variants in the laboratory, a process that was painstakingly slow. It would have taken many human lifetimes to discover the consequences of all 9 billion possible single-letter mutations. The Atlas promises to make the job of biologists and medical researchers considerably easier, potentially speeding up the understanding of genetic diseases and the hunt for possible cures. Pushmeet Kohli, DeepMind's vice president for research and head of its AI for science team, told reporters on a briefing call that this was the first time any researcher in the world could reach a comprehensive map of human genetic variation "by simply opening a browser." Kohli also framed the release as helping to complete the unfinished business of the Human Genome Project, which in 2003 succeeded in mapping the entire human DNA sequence. "As the saying goes, we bought the book," he said, "but we did not understand how to read it." Atlas is available for non-commercial use from today through a website Google DeepMind has set up for it. The company said it would be available for commercial use through a licensing arrangement through Google Cloud "soon." Kohli said that Google DeepMind's sister company,ÂIsomorphic Labs, which is using AI for drug discovery, would have access to Atlas but that it would also require a commercial license for access. He did not specify exactly what the terms would be for commercial licensing. A paper describing the Atlas and how it was created is being released on bioRxiv, a repository for biomedical preprint academic papers.

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Ellen Burstyn broke down in before giving a heartfelt speech as she received the Venice Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement on Monday night. 

Get out the 75-year-old vacuum tubes for this project

Helen George's actor ex-husband Oliver Boot has quietly become a father with the actress he moved on with after the collapse of his marriage.

17 services at Stansted Airport have been delayed, or cancelled, due to an ongoing air traffic control issue reported by Nats.

17 services at Stansted Airport have been delayed, or cancelled, due to an ongoing air traffic control issue reported by Nats.

From burgers to cereal, George, 13, can expect a school menu with dishes that are ordinarily served up to pupils across Britain - just with rather more expensive ingredients and much more choice.

Sir Tom Jones has insisted he 'did not want to leave The Voice', hitting out at ITV in a furious statement.