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Elon Musk has today been seen making a series of bizarre faces during a photo-op with Apple CEO Tim Cook during a state banquet in China. 

Fans visiting Walt Disney's childhood home may come looking for a small piece of the magic behind the 'happiest place on earth,' but what they'll find is anything but enchanting.

Nothing like a partly submerged self-driving car to dampen public trust in autonomous vehicles

Anneka Rice has shared a hilarious joke about her name drop in Amandaland. 

Google has rolled out a feature called the 'Preferred Sources' tool globally, allowing you to see more content from the Daily Mail when you are searching for a news topic.

The Princess of Wales has charmed Italians with her easy style and speaking their language learnt from her gap year days as a young woman.

Cisco's stock soared 17% after the company announced it will cut nearly 4,000 jobs as it shifts investment and staffing toward higher-growth AI opportunities. CNBC reports: CEO Chuck Robbins wrote in a blog post on Wednesday that the latest round of job cuts will begin on May 14. Cisco is the latest company to announce head count reductions tied to AI. "The companies that will win in the AI era will be those with focus, urgency, and the discipline to continuously shift investment toward the areas where demand and long-term value creation are strongest," Robbins said. "I'm confident Cisco will be one of those winners. This means making hard decisions -- about where we invest, how we're organized, and how our cost structure reflects the opportunity in front of us." Cisco said in a filing that severance and other costs will result in pre-tax charges of $1 billion, and that the company will recognize about $450 million of that in the fiscal fourth quarter. During the third quarter, Cisco announced switches and routers that use its next-generation processor. The company also debuted a leaderboard for ranking generative AI models based on their robustness against cybersecurity attacks.

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Given that travel in general is hugely expensive these days, you might assume that a five-star hotel would come with at least a three-figure price tag. Indeed, for a stay at some of London's high-end hotels, you could be looking at over £1,000 a night for your room - and that might not even include breakfast.

The lone occupier of the ten-story-tall Inchmickery Court has resisted eviction for nearly three years until his demands for alternative accommodation are met, his family said.

Kathryn Scott, 45, was 'drowsy' when she was spoken to by police officers on the Virgin Atlantic flight at Heathrow on June 12 last year.

Donald Trump's poker face cracked the moment his eyes met Xi Jinping's on the steps of the Great Hall of the People.

Lady Louise, 22, who is studying English at the University of St Andrew's, seemed unfazed by the cold rain in Berkshire as she arrived for the prestigious equestrian event.

As new RAC research reveals the most expensive European countries for fuel, discover how much you're likely to pay ahead of your next road trip - and where you can fill up instead.

Scientists found people who slept fewer than six hours - or more than eight - showed signs of faster biological ageing.

Danny Cahalane's ex-wife Paris Wilson, 35, has been found guilty of manslaughter following an eight-week trial - but was cleared of murder.

Rivals fans are eager to see Essex-born Alex Hassell reprise his role as Rupert Campbell-Black.

The Conservative Group Leader on Worcestershire County Council was condemned by his own party this afternoon over the deal.

Patrick McDermott, a cameraman, was 48 years old when he vanished in 2005 after he took an overnight fishing trip near San Pedro, Los Angeles.

Byron Broderick, 58, who performs as King Bootielero, faces three counts of rape and two of sexual assault against youngsters, between the ages of eight and 16.

Video footage captured Her Majesty, 78, lightly tapping her husband's arm to signal that he needed to end his conversation with one of the attendees.