Tiger Woods is RELEASED from jail after eight hours behind bars... as bleary-eyed mugshot from DUI arrest emerges
Woods, 50, was put behind bars on Friday afternoon after he tried to overtake a truck and trailer at high speed on Jupiter Island, clipping the back of the vehicle and tipping his own SUV onto its side.
Essex airport passengers given 'comfort' from therapy dogs ahead of flights
Passengers at London Southend Airport were given a calming boost this week as therapy dogs helped ease anxiety ahead of their flights
Lady Gaga's 40-year style evolution: Singer toned down her provocative look after establishing herself as an actress and finding love away from the stage as she gets ready for marriage and marks milestone birthday
She will never be forgotten for the jaw-dropping meat dress she wore to the MTV VMAs back in 2010.
Police share update after Chelmsford Wethersfield protest
People were protesting against the use of buses transporting Wethersfield residents to and from Chelmsford
Revealed: Ant McPartlin sent ex Lisa Armstrong a bouquet of flowers when their beloved dog Hurley died
Insiders told The Daily Mail the Britain's Got Talent host, 50, organised for the flowers to be hand-delivered to Lisa's home the day after the chocolate labrador passed away.
Tyson Fury takes a LION for a stroll as Gypsy King prepares for comeback fight with Arslanbek 'The Lion' Makhmudov
In a scene reminiscent of Tarzan, Fury sauntered around with the big cat just two weeks before sinking his claws into Makhmudov - who is nicknamed 'The Lion'.
Ex-girlfriend of quadruple amputee cornhole player accused of murder lifts lid on his 'angry dark side' as footage of furious outburst emerges
Dayton Webber, 27, was arrested after allegedly shooting and killing his passenger, 27-year-old Bradrick Michael Wells, while in his Tesla SUV in La Plata, Maryland last Sunday.
Double Olympic champion Caster Semenya labels IOC rules 'nonsense' and 'unfair' - after transgender athletes blocked from female events
Double Olympic gold medallist Caster Semenya has labelled new International Olympic Committee (IOC) rules aimed at protecting women's sport as 'nonsense'.
Essex gran was told to 'take laxatives' for 'constipation' that was actually cancer
One of her friends noticed her eyes were turning yellow
My daughter's boyfriend is repulsive. He is overweight, lazy and has the most awful habits. Think I'm exaggerating? Read what he likes to do in the garden... BEL MOONEY responds to one of the most appalling letters she's ever received
Dear Bel, I live 100 miles away from my daughter but we speak every day. She has a partner (of three years) who also has a terrific personality. The problem is he is very overweight, at 20st.
Four men arrested after lorry seen driving dangerously on key Essex road
Four men were arrested after a lorry was seen driving dangerously on A127 in Essex
Police find balaclavas and gloves after chase which saw HGV on wrong side of A127 and A13
Three men were arrested on suspicion of going equipped and conspiracy to commit theft
People are Using AI-Powered Services to Find Lost Pets
A dog missing for two months was found at an animal shelter — and its owner received an email from an artificial intelligence service that identified it, according to the Washington Post.
"As controversial as AI is right now, this is one of those areas where it's a real win," according to the chief executive at the nonprofit animal welfare organization Best Friends Animal Society. And while it shouldn't replace microchipping pets, AI does offer another tool to help desperate pet owners (and overcrowded animal shelters) — and might even be "game-changing"...
People send photos of their lost pets to a database, and AI compares the pets' features — including facial structure, coat pattern and ear shape — to photos of stray pets that have been spotted elsewhere. Many of the stray pets have already been taken to shelters... Doorbell cameras have recently implemented facial recognition for dogs, and perhaps the largest AI database for pet reunification is Petco Love Lost, which says it has reunited more than 200,000 pets and owners since 2021... After owners upload photos of their lost pets, AI scans thousands of photos of lost animals from social media and from about 3,000 animal shelters and rescues that use the software, according to Petco Love, an animal welfare nonprofit that's affiliated with the pet store Petco. It notifies owners if two photos match.
The article notes that one in three pets go missing during their lifetime, according to figures from the Animal Humane Society. "But as technology has progressed, so have resources for finding lost pets" — including GPS collars — and now, apparently, AI-powered pet identification.
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RAY MASSEY: New Toyota C-HR+ is a polite reminder of Japan's car making prowess
Enter the smart new C-HR+ coupe-like SUV, which I recently drove along motorways, country roads and around town.
Three Essex men sentenced after criminal group pocketed millions in unpaid taxes
Three men from Essex were sentenced after a criminal group was found to have pocketed millions in unpaid taxes
Mike Tindall and his mates start charity bike ride to rugby match in honour of former star Ed Slater as he fights motor neurone disease
Mike and fellow rugby legend Martin Johnson CBE are cycling approximately 45 miles to Villa Park - where a Slater Cup rugby match is set to be played today.
Britain's school for tradwives... who are married to GOD: JORDANA SEAL goes undercover at secretive Catholic 'sect' Opus Dei where young women give up their careers to cook and clean for men they never see, take a vow of celibacy and punish themselves
Brought into mainstream media by the 2006 film The Da Vinci Code, the 'cult' has recently been at the centre of slavery, sexual misconduct and financial fraud allegations.
Birds of a Feather cast now from addiction battle to devastating diagnosis
The BBC sitcom first aired in 1989 and ran for nine years before being revived by ITV in 2014.
Anthropic struggling with Chinese competition, its own safety obsession
The maker of Claude faces headwinds as it rushes to go public
Anthropic, riding a wave of goodwill after resisting demands from the US Defense Department to soften model safeguards, is reportedly planning to go public as soon as Q4 2026.…
Calls for extra train services to help Essex seaside town 'thrive'
The extra service would greatly improve access to employment opportunities, education provision, and visitor attractions, according to one local organisation