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Witham Dramatic Club is performing Australian play Things I Know To Be True by Andrew Bovell.

Just seven per cent of the public now believes that Labour's green push will bring down costs, the survey shows, despite the Energy Secretary's election pledge to slash bills by £300.

Anna Werner Friedmann is accused of sinking her teeth into fellow actor Benjamin S.'s buttocks during a performance of Alma - A Show Biz to the End.

Steve Reed, the Communities Secretary, expressed his 'deep disappointment' in a letter to the leader of South Cambridgeshire district council, Bridget Smith.

The late Queen's official biographer spoke on Deep Dive: The Fall of the House of York, a new Daily Mail podcast examining Andrew and Fergie's descent from royal respectability.

This is the dramatic moment a massive avalanche roars down the side of a mountain, sending a towering cloud of snow into a camp of trekkers and guides.

Nvidia became the world's first $5 trillion company on Wednesday after its stock climbed 5% in early Wall Street trading to push its market capitalization to $5.13 trillion. The Silicon Valley chipmaker reached the milestone three months after hitting $4 trillion and three years after it was valued at roughly $400 billion before the debut of ChatGPT. Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang said Tuesday that Nvidia had secured half a trillion dollars in orders for its AI chips over the next five quarters. The stock had already gained 5% on Tuesday and added more than $200 billion to its market value. President Donald Trump said Wednesday he planned to discuss Nvidia's Blackwell chip with China's President Xi Jinping when the two leaders meet later this week. Nvidia's latest generation of graphics processing units is not currently available in China because of US export controls. The company's shares have risen more than 85% in the past six months.

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GPU giant teams with partners to create digital twin blueprint for next-gen datacenters

Nvidia unveiled Omniverse DSX at its GTC event in Washington DC — a blueprint for designing and operating gigawatt-scale AI datacenters using digital twin technology.…

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Bosses banking on automation? 55% will regret those job cuts

Many organizations rushing to cut staff in the name of AI efficiency are expected to quietly rehire those roles – often "offshore or at lower salary."…

Earth is 'hurtling towards climate chaos' as most of the planet's vital signs are now 'flashing red', reveals a new report from an international coalition led by Oregon State University scientists.

A supermarket chain has announced that it will stop its parcel delivery partnership, as Essex residents will no longer be able to send and receive packages.

A supermarket chain has announced that it will stop its parcel delivery partnership, as Essex residents will no longer be able to send and receive packages.

Pretoria Drever, 22, and Rhonan Kelly, 25, boarded a KLM flight on October 25 to Amsterdam, Netherlands .

I'm sure Prince William is just as keen as anyone else to sort out this mess - but the idea that he would threaten his cousins like that seems very unlikely, not to mention distinctly out of character.

On Friday, November 21, they will be bringing back their enchanting Victorian Bavarian-themed festive experience to the heart of Colchester.

On Friday, November 21, they will be bringing back their enchanting Victorian Bavarian-themed festive experience to the heart of Colchester.

Bill Gates is retreating from his earlier warnings about climate change. The Microsoft co-founder now argues that what he called the "doomsday view of climate change" has caused the climate community to focus too heavily on near-term emissions goals and divert resources from addressing poverty and disease in the world's poorest countries. In a blog post, Gates wrote that climate change will have serious consequences but will not lead to humanity's demise. He acknowledges that some climate advocates will call him a hypocrite given his own carbon footprint and his 2021 book warning that climate change could be as deadly as COVID-19 by mid-century and five times as deadly by 2100. The poorest countries receive less than 1% of rich countries' budgets at their highest level and that this share is shrinking as wealthy nations cut aid and low-income countries struggle with debt, he wrote. Rising temperatures are now inevitable and that the current consensus suggests Earth's average temperature will be between two and three degrees Celsius higher than 1850 levels by 2100.

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The satellite images also captured piles of bodies, of mainly women and children, who were tragically targeted during the two-day ethnic purge after the city fell to the Rapid Support Forces.

Princess Catharina-Amalia of the Netherlands stepped out in style on Monday, while attending an event in Amsterdam marking the end of a year-long celebration of the city's 750th birthday.