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The supermodel, 53, shared an Instagram video of the moment she presented the special gift to her son and captured his surprised reaction.

The singer, 58, was overcome with emotion as she made her stage comeback in Paris on Saturday night for the beginning of her five-week residency.

Don Jr. tied the knot with 39-year-old socialite and model Bettina Anderson at a Palm Beach ceremony late May before heading to the Bahamas for a luxury reception.

The former Inbetweeners star, 36, wed scientist Dr Alistair Garner, for the second time, in the courtyard of a 16th century church in the hilltop town of Mojacar in front of 197 friends and family.

Jason Hurdle was stunned to discover the classified documents hidden away inside a crawl space at his rural New York home.

The 62-year-old A-lister - who attended a screening in Los Angeles on Tuesday - was seen arriving at JFK Airport in New York City hand-in-hand with 33-year-old girlfriend Ines de Ramon on Friday.

Plan a day trip to Mersea Island, from oysters at The Company Shed to watersports, beach huts and scenic coastal views.

A Brightlingsea mum who turned unimaginable grief into a books is spearheading the area's first baby loss awareness week in October.

A CHARITY supporting people sleeping rough and facing addiction is now helping up to 100 people a day

Plan a day trip to Mersea Island, from oysters at The Company Shed to watersports, beach huts and scenic coastal views.

A Brightlingsea mum who turned unimaginable grief into a books is spearheading the area's first baby loss awareness week in October.

Just over a month since opening, Yeldham Pet Store in Great Yeldham is already thriving thanks to strong local support.

The Palestinian flag-waving man who stormed the field at Yankee Stadium during Friday's Subway Series matchup has been identified as a Long Island man.

He hasn't made a single significant decision on defence, on welfare or on oil and gas. All things he promised he would sort during his leadership coronation.

Standing at 4ft 11in, 73-year-old Irene Dunroe cannot see her ex-husband, Britain's most notorious Charles Bronson, because she is deemed to be a threat to security.

Katy Perry's £4 million film, shot over two nights of her Lifetimes tour in Paris last year, was intended to bring millions of fans together to celebrate her music.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from The New York Times: The chief executive of Anthropic called for a global slowdown of artificial intelligence development in a 3,800-word essay on Saturday, just days after one of the company's employees quit over concerns about the safety of the technology. Dario Amodei, who co-founded Anthropic to focus on securely and carefully building A.I., wrote that while he believed the technology could bring many benefits, it was advancing at too quick a pace for researchers to continue safely. "Over the last few months, I have become convinced that fully addressing the risks requires even more prudence -- not just investing in risk prevention, but pacing the rate of capabilities advancement so that risk prevention has time to keep up," Mr. Amodei said. "We must slow the pace at which we improve the capabilities of A.I. models. Progress will still seem fast, and we must make wise use of the time we gain." [...] "Left unchecked, it could outrun our ability to understand and control these systems, and so must be pursued very carefully, if at all," Mr. Amodei said. [...] In his essay on Saturday, Mr. Amodei suggested actions that the industry might take to slow down the pace of development. Mr. Amodei said all A.I. labs could agree to third-party technology assessments from "embedded evaluators," or outside specialists who can verify best safety practices across companies. He also suggested that countries with democratic governance systems coordinate to create safety standards, which could take the form of regulatory action. He added that it would probably require a global effort working with other nations, including authoritarian ones, to properly coordinate a slowdown. Mr. Amodei stressed in his essay that he still finds A.I. capable of bringing "incredible benefits" to humanity, including potentially curing diseases and accelerating economic growth. But even so, Mr. Amodei said the risks of A.I. were too great to not proceed with extreme caution. "The measures I propose to advance the frontier at a safe pace will not be easy," Mr. Amodei wrote. "But I believe we owe it to humanity to try." Amodei's essay comes just hours after Bloomberg reported that Sam Altman told OpenAI employees the company is open to slowing the pace of AI development amid similar concerns.

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The move to abolish inheritance tax would strike a powerful contrast with the array of new taxes being imposed by Labour.

Should we not laugh at people who no doubt growl that we should 'ban the burqa' - while themselves wearing a garment which is rather like a burqa, the balaclava helmet? But dare we laugh?

Mahindra, India's largest makers of electric autorickshaws, are one of 15 finalists shortlisted for the Prince of Wales' Earthshot prize with the rest set to be announced next Friday.