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An Arizona toddler was found alive inside a hospital morgue nearly five hours after a doctor mistakenly declared him dead, a bombshell report has claimed.

Reds supporters paid their respects to Jota throughout the 2025-26 season, singing his name in the 20th minute of every match, while his No 20 shirt was also retired by the club.

Maddy was found dead at her family home in Horsley, Derbyshire, on 20 September 2023, at the age of 27. The inquest into her death began on Monday.

Olivia Bithorn, 36, sobbed in court on Monday as she pleaded not guilty to causing the death of her son, Luke Russell Jr., on the night of April 12.

The Godot Foundation will stop accepting AI-authored code, agent-submitted pull requests, and AI-generated text in contributor communications after maintainers were overwhelmed by low-effort submissions. "It is time for us to recognize that these problems aren't going away and therefore we need to take steps to reduce the burden on maintainers while ensuring we still have a pipeline to mentor new contributors to become future maintainers," the Godot Foundation said in a blog post. Contributors may still use AI for limited "menial things" if they disclose it, but humans must understand, own, and be able to fix the code they submit. PC Gamer reports: The Foundation says the pileup of Godot pull requests pending review isn't all bad: It's a sign that interest in using and contribution to Godot is increasing. But the influx of contributions authored or submitted by AI is sapping the projects' maintainers of their willingness to confront the "already tedious" work of reviewing pull requests. "If your feedback on PRs is just being absorbed by a machine and not going towards mentoring a potential future maintainer, it becomes much harder to justify spending your free time on PR review," the Foundation said. As the problem becomes increasingly unsustainable, the Godot Foundation says it's in the process of updating its contribution policies, focusing on "adding barriers to low-effort slop" contributions, encouraging maintainers to review code, developing new contributors into future maintainers, and crucially, requiring that all contributions come from humans who are accountable for their code -- and fixing it if it fails. "AI cannot take responsibility, and we can't trust heavy users of AI to understand their code enough to fix it," the Foundation said. The Foundation says we can expect Godot's contributing policy to soon include explicit rejections of AI-authored code, noting that contributors should only use AI assistance for "menial things" and must disclose its use. Additionally, the Foundation will reject any AI-generated text in human-to-human communications, saying it's "a basic principle of respect" -- though it says machine translations "are still acceptable" if the original text was human-authored. "Things change every day with respect to the current suite of AI tools available," the Foundation said. "We will continue taking a conservative approach in our policies towards them, but we will re-evaluate as things evolve."

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Poppy Delevingne looked incredible as she flashed her abs in a barely-there purple bikini for stunning Instagram snaps on Thursday.

They may be a chore for most people, but scientists say ironing and doing the dishes can cut the risk of dying from cancer.

Telling a teenager to go to bed early is often a thankless task, typically met with eye rolls and protests. But scientists say it could protect them against serious long-term health risks.

Police have launched multiple investigations into Britons suspected of drugging their wives and partners so they can be raped by others in the wake of the Gisele Pelicot case.

In a study of three million women, researchers found pregnancy-preventing drugs named progestogens were linked to a greater risk of developing a brain tumour.

The honorary Oscar winner - who's turning 80 on July 22 - is best known for playing aging LAPD homicide detective Roger Murtaugh in the Lethal Weapon film series

Georgia Toffolo has shared an emotional update on her hope of having a baby with Scots husband James Watt as she revealed they have been trying for eight months.

Dressed in a backwards baseball cap and dark sunglasses, the Kansas City Chiefs superstar appeared to be in high spirits as he enjoyed one last boys' night before walking down the aisle.

Images show her kneeling and screaming in agony as a masked Sharia police officer repeatedly brings the cane down across her back.

Vogue Williams has laid into 'really stupid' Lee Andrews as she hit out at Katie Price's husband for 'taking the p*** out of everybody' with his outlandish claims.

Lady Louise, 22, was beaming as she collected her certificate during her graduation ceremony at the prestigious university in Scotland.

Each extra hour sitting down may raise your risk of deadly cancer by nearly a tenth, a study from researchers at the University of Glasgow suggests.

Don't count on the LLM to return your data - even if you pay up

Meta is introducing a subscription for expanded access to advanced smart-glasses features. According to Wired, "[U]sers will need the Meta One Premium Plan to unlock expanded access to some features for their smart glasses, whether it's the Ray-Ban, Oakley, or Meta-branded version." They'll still be usable with a subscription, but "certain features will be limited," the report says. From the report: Specifically, a feature called Conversation Focus, which boosts the audio of the person you're speaking with so you can hear them better in loud environments. You'll get three hours per month without a subscription, but if you want to use it more often, then you'll need to pay up. Though even then, you're still capped at 15 hours. Subscribing also nets you "Premium Device Support," where you'll get faster access to what Meta says are "human experts" trained on the smart glasses' features, should any problems arise. Guess humans are better at some things after all. A Meta spokesperson tells WIRED that this is "not an AI rate limit." Rate limits are common on other AI platforms -- users get free access to a feature until they hit a certain cap, then they'll need to subscribe to use it more until the limit resets at the end of the month. However, the Conversation Focus feature runs on-device, meaning it doesn't need to head to Meta's servers for AI processing. There's no real-time way to monitor how many hours you've used Conversation Focus, but you'll receive a notification when you get near the limit. "The subscription supports that ongoing work and gives power users expanded access along with premium device support," the spokesperson says. "We're going to start testing new optional subscription plans that offer more premium features and advanced capabilities for those who want to unlock more from our apps and AI glasses."

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CRAIG HOPE IN KANSAS CITY: Tuchel watched from his home in Germany as a teenager when England were beaten by Diego Maradona's Argentina in the quarter final of Mexico '86.