Expectant mother in line for compensation after colleague told her 'nobody wants to see a pregnant woman' at work
A tribunal ruled that Jessica Morgan was the victim of discrimination after she received the cruel comment after suggesting she could give a presentation to a client.
New £18m Chelsea signing's WAG left terrified and trapped by a SQUIRREL - after ChatGPT told her it could attack - amid struggles with move to London
Influencer Pawgli, who has been dating £18million full-back Pep Chavarria since November, has moved to the English capital despite severe reservations over the switch.
Strictly's Amy Dowden claims this year's celebs are the best dancers yet and insists the core of the show 'is not changing' - after fans branded the lineup the 'worst' in its 22-year history
This year's lineup includes ex-Love Islander Dani Dyer, footballer Shaun Wright-Phillips, Australian singer and former Neighbours star Delta Goodrem and EastEnders star Lacey Turner.
Chicken - not just eggs - now implicated in 'ongoing' salmonella outbreak: UK worst hit as deadly bug spreads to seven countries
The UK is at the centre of the salmonella outbreak, recording more cases than any of the other six countries affected.
Nvidia Senior Manager Linked To Supermicro Scheme Smuggling AI Servers To China
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Taiwan has indicted nine people -- reportedly including an Nvidia senior manager and two Supermicro employees based in the country -- who allegedly helped forge documents to cover up illegal exports of high-end AI servers to China in violation of US export controls. On Monday, Reuters reported that prosecutors in Keelung did not release any names but confirmed that the suspects were "charged with breach of trust and document forgery." One suspect linked to a related case remains at large, accused of the "siphoning of funds from a distributor company involved" in helping China get access to restricted Nvidia chips.
Since 2022, the US has required a license to export semiconductors to China, with the intent of protecting national security by staying ahead of China in the AI race. But after the US arrested Supermicro co-founder Wally Liaw in March for allegedly funneling $2.5 billion in restricted AI servers to China since 2024, Taiwan launched a separate probe to learn more about the scheme. Taiwan's investigation found that co-conspirators attempted to falsify documents to make it appear that 130 B300 servers were installed and in use at a Taiwan facility. But 74 of those servers "were ultimately exported and delivered to Chinese customers," Reuters reported, while the rest, 56, were intended to go to China but were blocked once Taiwanese customs officials "detected irregularities." According to Taiwan officials, Nvidia's manager and Supermicro employees "colluded with one another at various levels for enormous profit, illegally exporting high-end servers, increasing corporate compliance costs, and severely damaging our nation's international image."
Supermicro said in a statement to PCMag: "Supermicro is committed to protecting our advanced technologies and intellectual property. We are working closely with Taiwanese authorities on recent events, which underscore the importance of continued collaboration across industry and government to strengthen safeguards, enhance supply chain visibility, and facilitate the enforcement of export control laws."
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Number of NHS dentists falls by 10 per cent in under a decade
It means the number of dentists working for the service has dropped by almost 10 per cent, leaving patients with nowhere to turn.
The Voice UK star Ellie Harney left 'completely broken' after her beloved father died following her TV audition
The Voice UK star Ellie Harney has been left 'completely broken' after her beloved father died following her TV audition for the show.
Pensioner, 76, who killed his neighbour's Koi Carp fish with oil and detergent reveals moment he 'snapped'
Irishman Gerry Duffy, 76, was 'driven completely insane' by the electric pump his neighbour used for his pond, which contained several Koi carp.
Family with three young children are forced out of their home after 'two arson attacks and nightmare neighbours' campaign of abuse'
Jamie Stephenson, Rebecah Credland, 25, and their three young children have fled their home in Wortley, Leeds, after being hit with insults and threats from a couple in their neighbourhood.
Revealed: Brydon Carse WAS arrested on suspicion of being drunk and disorderly during nightclub visit with Ben Stokes - with police now RE-OPENING investigation into England bowler
Brydon Carse was briefly arrested on suspicion of being 'drunk and disorderly' in Derby on Saturday night, before being de-arrested, it has emerged.
Why a nose job isn't guaranteed to fix your face: From Wayne Rooney to Bella Hadid, a plastic surgeon reveals the celebrities who look better after the procedure - and who shouldn't have gone under the knife
When it comes to the rich and famous, rhinoplasty is big business. But which stars have spoken about changing their noses, which have faced speculation - and what do the results really tell us?
Pictured: Two men officers want to talk to after teenage girl was sexually assaulted at Brighton beach
The incident is understood to have occurred near West Street, close to the famous pier and Royal Pavilion, on June 23.
Race Across The World winner Emon Choudhury pays tribute to his co-star Jo Gardiner after her death at the age of 61
Race Across The World winner Emon Choudhury has paid tribute to his co-star Jo Gardiner after her death at the age of 61.
Scientists uncover lost world beneath Egypt's desert that rewrites its ancient past
Scientists have uncovered evidence of a lost world buried beneath Egypt's desert, which rewrites the nation's ancient past.
Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks suffer TRIPLE injury 'heartbreak' just weeks before new NFL season
With less than three weeks to go until the start of the NFL season, Mike Macdonald's team have now lost three important players in a matter of days.
Love Island newlyweds Molly Smith and Tom Clare's post-wedding meal ends in chaos as police are called during day two of rowdy festivities
Love Island newlyweds Molly Smith and Tom Clare's post-wedding meal ended in chaos as police were called during day two of their rowdy festivities.
Check if any bats live at Batman's house... or it'll be repossessed! Real-life Wayne Manor could be seized in bizarre row over wildlife surveys
The Grade I-listed Mentmore Towers, in Buckinghamshire, has served a formal listed-building repairs notice following a decline in the building's condition.
Update after brown substance seen flowing into Chelmsford river
There were fears that the incident was pollution but the cause of the brown substance has been pinpointed
China Delays Ambitious Chang'e 7 Lunar Mission Until 2027
China has delayed its ambitious Chang'e 7 lunar mission until at least 2027 after scrubbing an August 24 launch. Poor weather conditions were likely a factor, with China's Manned Space Agency (CMSA) saying the decision reflects the need for "absolute safety." Scientific American reports: China and the U.S. are in a race to send humans back to the moon, a feat that that U.S. accomplished in the 1960s and that has never been achieved by any other country. Chang'e 7 is to play to a crucial part in China's ambitions: the probe is designed to search for frozen water in the Shackleton Crater, a pit that spans some 21 kilometers (13 miles) and sits beside the lunar south pole.
No spacecraft has ever landed in that region, which scientists consider to be among the likeliest places to find water on the moon. Locating water that can be used by humans is vital to establishing any long-term lunar presence. NASA and China are eyeing the region to establish a crewed base -- and because this real estate is so precious, it matters who gets their first. Ars Technica notes in its reporting that the delayed launch was "most likely" due to Typhoon Narra, "which has 45 mph winds (equivalent to a moderate Tropical Storm) and continues to meander around in the waterway separating Hainan Island, where the spaceport is located, and mainland China."
As for why the next launch window won't open until next February or March? "It likely is a combination of factors, including sunlight conditions in polar landing zones as well as the mission plan that requires a 90-day lunar orbit reconnaissance before landing," reports Ars. There's also a possibility, albeit an unlikely one, that "some technical issue was discovered at the last minute with either the complex Chang'e 7 payload, or the rocket."
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Huge blaze sends large plumes of smoke across Essex town
Plumes of smoke have been seen in south Essex due to a large fire in Tilbury.