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During the incident a suspect entered the church and tried to remove the collection box. The suspect then caused criminal damage

The light-hearted, albeit bizarre, gameshow made for brilliant Sunday tea-time viewing, with amateur darts players competing for luxury prizes - which in most cases ended up being a speedboat.

Royal-approved brand Jigsaw remains a leader in British high street style - and this season's offering proves exactly why.

Nicole Trimboli, 51, from Australia, first beat Hodgkin's Lymphoma in 2006, only to face a second devastating diagnosis of bowel cancer in 2021.

The singer, 32, was snapped in the French capital on Friday evening with her extremely thin physique ahead of the movie's release on November 21.

It had a key role during World War Two and is now one of the UK's busiest airports

With the tube map expanding year on year, it may be a surprise that there is a possibility for even more Essex train stations to be part of the London Underground

Fans got rare insight on what Swift and Kelce's date nights are like thanks to the Bachelorette alum Jason Tartick, who witnessed the couple at Zero Bond on Thursday.

A wife and mother who briefly died on two separate occasions has revealed the secrets of the afterlife she's only told her husband until now.

Jennifer Lawrence called out 'annoying' Kourtney Kardashian as she briefly opened up about her love for reality TV.

After two failed marriages, Jennifer Aniston said she was happy being single at the age of 56.

At last year's general election , Labour promised not to increase national insurance, income tax or VAT on those 'working people'.

A MAN originally from Colchester has embarked on a huge challenge, walking more than 80 miles to raise funds for charity after his wife battled a brain tumour.

Stock has been included in Muddy Stilettos' Best Places to Live series, and here is why.

Publisher Muddy Stilettos has rounded up its picks for the best Sunday roasts across the UK, with this spot in Essex being picked out.

Stock has been included in Muddy Stilettos' Best Places to Live series, and here is why.

Publisher Muddy Stilettos has rounded up its picks for the best Sunday roasts across the UK, with this spot in Essex being picked out.

The nursery is now rated 'Good' across the board

The new series from Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan, Pluribus, was emphatically made by humans, not AI, reports TechCrunch: If you watched all the way to the end of the new Apple TV show "Pluribus," you may have noticed an unusual disclaimer in the credits: "This show was made by humans." That terse message — placed right below a note that "animal wranglers were on set to ensure animal safety" — could potentially provide a model for other filmmakers seeking to highlight that their work was made without the use of generative AI. In fact, yesterday the former X-Files writer told Variety "I hate AI. AI is the world's most expensive and energy-intensive plagiarism machine...." He goes on, about how AI-generated content is "like a cow chewing its cud — an endlessly regurgitated loop of nonsense," and how the U.S. will fail to regulate the technology because of an arms race with China. He works himself up until he's laughing again, proclaiming: "Thank you, Silicon Valley! Yet again, you've fucked up the world." He also says "there's a very high possibility that this is all a bunch of horseshit," according to the article. "It's basically a bunch of centibillionaires whose greatest life goal is to become the world's first trillionaires. I think they're selling a bag of vapor." And earlier this week he told Polygon that he hasn't used ChatGPT "because, as of yet, no one has held a shotgun to my head and made me do it." (Adding "I will never use it.") Time magazine called Thursday's two-episode premiere "bonkers." Though ironically, that premiere hit its own dystopian glitch. "After months of buildup and an omnipresent advertising campaign, Apple's much-anticipated new show Pluribus made its debut..." reports Macworld. "And the service promptly suffered a major outage across the U.S. and Canada." As reported by Bloomberg and others, users started to report that the service had crashed at around 10:30 p.m. ET, shortly after Apple made the first two episodes of the show available to stream. There were almost 13,000 reports on Downdetector before Apple acknowledged the problem on its System Status page. Reports say the outage was brief, lasting less than an hour... [T]here remains a Resolved Outage note on Apple TV (simply saying "Some users were affected; users experienced a problem with Apple TV" between 10:29 and 11.38 p.m.), as well as on Apple Music and Apple Arcade, which also went down at the same time. Social media reports indicated that the outage was widespread.

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The row over BBC bias deepened tonight after two of its leading presenters claimed that airing concerns about its coverage was part of a political campaign to 'destroy' the Corporation.