Bitter Nottingham Forest launch complaint to UEFA over standard of refereeing during embarrassing 3-2 defeat by FC Midtjylland as pressure grows on Ange Postecoglou
TOM COLLOMOSSE: Daily Mail Sport revealed on Friday that the result had cast significant doubt over the future of boss Ange Postecoglou, who is only six games into his tenure at the City Ground.
Nightmarish final moments of wealthy student, 19, killed alongside two friends trapped in burning Tesla Cybertruck revealed
Krysta Michelle Tsukahara, a sophomore at Savannah College of Art and Design, was one of three who died following the crash last November in Piedmont , California.
Dame Patricia Routledge dead at 96: Tributes pour in for star who played Hyacinth Bucket in Keeping Up Appearances
Dame Patricia Routledge, known to millions as Hyacinth Bouqet on beloved sitcom Keeping Up Appearances, has died at the age of 96.
Paul Danan's will is revealed after star died aged 46 - and the amount he left to son, 10, he called 'my life, my world, my everything'
The Hollyoaks actor (pictured) was found dead on a sofa with the TV on at his home in the Brislington area of Bristol, on January 15.
Thomas Tuchel claims England can win the World Cup WITHOUT Jude Bellingham as Three Lions boss launches into extraordinary exchange with reporters after leaving out star man from upcoming squad
IAN LADYMAN: The England manager has sent shockwaves across the game by refusing to recall fit-again Bellingham for this month's friendly against Wales and World Cup qualifier in Latvia.
Have We Passed Peak Social Media?
Social media usage peaked in 2022 and has been on a steady decline since. An analysis of 250,000 adults across more than 50 countries by the digital audience insights company GWI found that adults aged 16 and older spent an average of two hours and 20 minutes per day on social platforms at the end of 2024. That figure is down almost 10% from 2022. The decline is most pronounced among teenagers and people in their twenties.
Usage has traced a smooth curve upward and then downward over the past decade. This is not simply the unwinding of increased screen time during pandemic lockdowns. The data also captured a shift in how people use these platforms. The share of people who report using social media to stay in touch with friends, express themselves or meet new people has fallen by more than a quarter since 2014.
Opening the apps reflexively to fill spare time has risen. North America is an exception to the global trend. Social media consumption there continues to climb. By 2024 it reached levels 15% higher than Europe. Meta and OpenAI recently announced new social platforms that will be filled with AI-generated short-form videos.
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Essex hospital staff prepare for major incidents with emergency exercise
They ran a full scale exercise to prepare for chemical and nuclear incidents
'Blood on your hands': David Lammy booed at vigil for Manchester terror attack victims as Deputy PM is told he's offering 'empty words' and locals 'want action'
The Deputy Prime Minister had his address interrupted as he faced persistent shouts from the crowd gathered on Middleton Road in Crumpsall.
Left-wing protesters cause misery across Italy... for Greta Thunberg and her Gaza flotilla: Nationwide strike 'to show solidarity with Palestine' brings chaos for countless thousands
Demonstrators condemned the treatment of the Global Sumud Flotilla that set sail last month.
Haunting final years of teen girl at center of D4vd investigation revealed in trove of police files
Sources close to Celeste Rivas Hernandez previously claimed to the Daily Mail that the girl's home life was 'troubled' and she'd run off numerous times before her tragic death.
Manchester attacker's warzone doctor father praised Hamas terrorists who carried out barbaric October 7 attacks
The father of the Manchester synagogue attacker praised the Oct 7 Hamas terrorist attacks in a series of disturbing Facebook posts.
Scientists discover key part of the brain that degrades in Alzheimer's... paving way for breakthrough therapies
Researchers have uncovered a key part of the brain that causes older people to become less familiar with their surroundings as they age, a potentially early sign of Alzheimer's disease.
Living Nostradamus issues doomsday warning about 'the global order'
The 'Living Nostradamus' has revealed a chilling warning about an 'imminent crisis' in the US.
Armed police who shot synagogue terror victims, killing one and injuring another, could face criminal charges
Armed police may face criminal charges after two innocent bystanders were shot in Thursday's synagogue attack. The family of Adrian Daulby, who was fatally shot, described him as a hero.
Petition calling for legal protections for veterans draws more than 200,000 signatures - as row goes on over Labour's 'failure' to support troops
A petition aligned with the Mail's campaign to protect Northern Ireland veterans has broken through the 200,000 signatures barrier. As of yesterday evening, 205,690 people had offered support.
Led by an Oxford graduate ex Government lawyer, Defend Our Juries group plotting pro-Palestine 'mass action' to overwhelm police in London days after synagogue terror attack
Defend Our Juries - a campaign group set for its biggest coup yet as it dares the police to carry out mass arrests of its supporters - is led by an Oxford graduate former government lawyer
Jeff Bezos Predicts Gigawatt Data Centers in Space Within Two Decades
Jeff Bezos told an audience on Friday that gigawatt-scale data centers will be built in space within the next ten to twenty years. The Amazon founder said these orbital facilities would eventually outperform their terrestrial counterparts because space offers uninterrupted solar power around the clock.
Bezos was speaking in a fireside chat with Ferrari and Stellantis Chairman John Elkann. He said the giant training clusters needed for AI would be better built in space because there are no clouds, rain or weather to interrupt power generation. Bezos predicted that space-based data centers would beat the cost of Earth-based ones within a couple of decades. He described the shift as part of a broader pattern that has already occurred with weather satellites and communication satellites. The next steps would be data centers and then other kinds of manufacturing.
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Should you relocate out of London to one of these 10 hotspots to get more bang for your buck?
Londoners fed up with the capital with its high house prices, crime levels and rigmarole of crammed tube and bus commutes are turning to other cities in search of a better life.
Startups binge on AI while big firms sip cautiously, study shows
Better hope that bubble doesn't pop
The Andreessen Horowitz venture capital firm (aka A16z) crunched startup spending data and found young firms stuffing AI into everything, while bigger businesses remain far more restrained.…
Christian Horner is 'ringing up pretty much EVERY team' in desperate bid to make immediate Formula One return, rival claims after he landed £80m Red Bull payment
The claim came ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix, which Christian Horner will miss following his £80million pay off from the Red Bull organisation he led to 14 world titles over two decades.