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FOMO trumps corporate governance when it comes to AI

More than two-thirds of corporate executives say they've violated their own AI usage policies in the past three months, and over half of the leaders also ranked security and compliance as the greatest AI implementation challenge.…

Holly Ramsay (pictured) failed to invite her soon-to-be mother-in-law Caroline Peaty to her hen do. But, as theses stories reveal, maybe she had the right idea.

King Charles was studying at Cheam boarding school in Berkshire when his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, gave birth to Andrew - who has since been stripped of his 'prince' title.

A harrowing safeguarding review on Thursday revealed how Sara's father was well-known for violence against women and children years before she was born.

Terry’s Antiques and Secondhand shop, in Station Road, Walton, has announced it will be closing tomorrow.

Plastic cigarette filters are the world's most littered item, leaching toxic chemicals into the environment and breaking down into microplastics - while doing very little for the smoker.

Appointments are being rescheduled as doctors walk out for five days

The British Medical Association (BMA) called strike action from 7am today (November 14) to 7am on November 19.

Mentor Rama was named locally as the Brit who died in Istanbul on Tuesday.

Isabelle Dale certainly went for a type - tattooed 'bad boys'. And given her look - nose piercings, false eyelashes, acrylic nails and platinum-blonde hair - the then-teen had no shortage of admirers.

BRIAN VINER: This version of The Running Man is not a straight remake, although there's a wink to the original with big Arnie on the US banknotes known as 'new' dollars.

In an email he wrote to himself six months before he died in 2019, Jeffrey Epstein claimed that the President knew about his sexual abuse of underage girls.

Keir Starmer is on a sticky wicket, he's had a terrible year and he's about to have a terrible, terrible budget.

Org chart games were more important than speed and accuracy

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Kirsty Gallacher called herself 'broken' and fought back tears and blasted a judge for showing no empathy as she was banned from driving for six months.

Understanding your lifetime salary 'shape' is a valuable piece of the puzzle when making financial decisions that will affect your future.

Ask any seasoned electric car owner and they will tell you that the public charging network is a reliability lottery. These are the best and worst rated by EV drivers.

A Welsh councillor has denied accusations that she fell asleep during a council meeting saying that she was closing her eyes 'to rest them'.

Amazon announced that its satellite broadband project called Project Kuiper will now be known as Amazon Leo. GeekWire reports: Leo is a nod to "low Earth orbit," where Amazon has so far launched more than 150 satellites as part of a constellation that will eventually include more than 3,200. In a blog post, Amazon said the 7-year-old Project Kuiper began "with a handful of engineers and a few designs on paper" and like most early Amazon projects "the program needed a code name." The team was inspired by the Kuiper Belt, a ring of asteroids in the outer solar system. A new website for Amazon Leo proclaims "a new era of internet is coming," as Amazon says its satellites can help serve "billions of people on the planet who lack high-speed internet access, and millions of businesses, governments, and other organizations operating in places without reliable connectivity." Amazon said it will begin rolling out service once it's added more coverage and capacity to the network. Details about pricing and availability haven't been announced.

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