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Regan Kelly, 28, from London went missing in Patong after a New Year's Eve party. His unclothed body was discovered on January 3 - but his sister Laurie (pictured) is still waiting for answers.

The power couple are in the final stages of purchasing 58 acres of land on the outskirts of Wigginton, where locals told the Daily Mail they are already regulars at the local garden centre.

Researchers from University College London will use tests to detect proteins in the blood linked to the condition and other forms of dementia.

An image is circulating of a Ritz-Carlton meeting room: orange and green wallpaper, a centered abstract painting, water bottles and pens. It looked like any other business meeting. Except it wasn't.

One of us is a retired elite athlete with a £220million fortune, the other lives on her overdraft and can barely haul herself.

There is a select set of mid-price denim brands making exceptional jeans, that are flattering and are built to truly stand the test of time.

This Hollywood nepo baby was spotted with her famous father at the Toronto International Film Festival on Tuesday, though her TV star mother was absent. Can you guess who she is?

Nearly 200 asylum seekers have launched legal claims against the Home Office for unlawful detention and mistreatment at Manston migrant holding centre in Dover.

Microsoft is diversifying its AI portfolio by integrating some of Anthropic's AI features into Office 365 apps. "The move will blend Anthropic and OpenAI technology in the apps, after years in which Microsoft primarily used OpenAI for the new features in Word, Excel, Outlook and PowerPoint," reports Reuters. From the report: Developers making Office AI features found Anthropic's latest models performed better than OpenAI in automating tasks such as financial functions in Excel or generating Powerpoint presentations based on instructions, the report said, citing one of the two people involved in the effort. Microsoft will pay its cloud rival Amazon Web Services to access the Anthropic models, according to the report. AWS is one of Anthropic's largest shareholders. OpenAI's launch of GPT-5 is a step up in quality but Anthropic's Claude Sonnet 4 performs better in creating Powerpoint presentations that are more aesthetically pleasing, the report said. Microsoft plans to announce the move in the coming weeks, while the price of AI tools in Office will stay the same, the report said. "As we've said, OpenAI will continue to be our partner on frontier models and we remain committed to our long-term partnership," a Microsoft spokesperson said.

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Spain has long been the go-to destination among Brits for sun, sea and sangria - but it seems the UK's love affair with the European hotspot could be wearing off, according to a new study.

One family's holiday ended with a £1.3million insurance claim and a private jet rescue.

According to UK-based psychologists Dr Lalitaa Suglani and Phil Macleod, there are six types of people pleaser. These include: The Conflict-avoider and The Over-accommodator.

New footage shows the heartbreaking final moments of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska as she bled out on a packed North Carolina train.

The pivotal WWII base was part of a £50m Conservative plan to house 2,000 migrants - later reduced to 800 - which was scrapped by Labour in 2024 as it didn't provide 'value for money'.

Including messages sent to users, a potential problem for the privacy-conscious

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The former presenter, 60, is said to have lodged his lawsuit at London's High Court and has vowed he will 'not go quietly'.

Labour has been accused of overseeing a 'full-blown borders crisis' after an unescorted migrant boat reached British shores for the first time in nearly three years.

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: John Cleese has been incensed by Idle publicly criticising their management by fellow Python Terry Gilliam's daughter Holly.

STEVENS: As I age, keeping up with the accelerating demands of technology can be nearly impossible - but I never thought I'd end up underqualified to eat a biscuit.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from 404 Media: Employees at Robert F Kennedy Jr.'s Department of Health and Human Services received an email Tuesday morning with the subject line "AI Deployment," which told them that ChatGPT would be rolled out for all employees at the agency. The deployment is being overseen by Clark Minor, a former Palantir employee who's now Chief Information Officer at HHS. "Artificial intelligence is beginning to improve health care, business, and government," the email, sent by deputy secretary Jim O'Neill and seen by 404 Media, begins. "Our department is committed to supporting and encouraging this transformation. In many offices around the world, the growing administrative burden of extensive emails and meetings can distract even highly motivated people from getting things done. We should all be vigilant against barriers that could slow our progress toward making America healthy again." "I'm excited to move us forward by making ChatGPT available to everyone in the Department effective immediately," it adds. "Some operating divisions, such as FDA and ACF [Administration for Children and Families], have already benefitted from specific deployments of large language models to enhance their work, and now the rest of us can join them. This tool can help us promote rigorous science, radical transparency, and robust good health. As Secretary Kennedy said, 'The AI revolution has arrived.'" [...] The email says that the rollout was being led by Minor, who worked at the surveillance company Palantir from 2013 through 2024. It states Minor has "taken precautions to ensure that your work with AI is carried out in a high-security environment," and that "you can input most internal data, including procurement sensitive data and routine non-sensitive personally identifiable information, with confidence." It then goes on to say that "ChatGPT is currently not approved for disclosure of sensitive personally identifiable information (such as SSNs and bank account numbers), classified information, export-controlled data, or confidential commercial information subject to the Trade Secrets Act." The email does not distinguish what "non-sensitive personally identifiable information" is. HHS did not immediately respond to a request for comment from 404 Media. [...] The agency has also said it plans to roll out AI through HHS's Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services that will determine whether patients are eligible to receive certain treatments. These types of systems have been shown to be biased when they've been tried, and result in fewer patients getting the care they need.

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