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Devastated fans have expressed their disappointment over the cancelation news.

Job postings for entry-level roles requiring degrees have dropped nearly two-thirds in the UK and 43% in the US since ChatGPT launched in 2022, according to Financial Times analysis of Adzuna data. The decline spans sectors with varying AI exposure -- UK graduate openings fell 75% in banking, 65% in software development, but also 77% in human resources and 55% in civil engineering. Indeed research found only weak correlation between occupations mentioning AI most frequently and those with the steepest job posting declines. US Bureau of Labor Statistics data showed no clear relationship between an occupation's AI exposure and young worker losses between 2022-2024. Economists say economic uncertainty, post-COVID workforce corrections, increased offshoring, and reduced venture capital funding are likely primary drivers of the graduate hiring slowdown.

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A mysterious and strange discovery in heart of the Grand Canyon, Arizona has revealed new clues that could reshape our understanding of begining of the life.

Lionesses fans have complained after the Royal Family posted a good luck message to the team ahead of the Euros final - only to accidentally exclude one hero from their well-wishes.

A Royal Caribbean crew member died after falling off the cruise ship as it was sailing through the Bahamas.

Trey Parker made the comment after he was asked if he anticipated the reaction to the episode, which resulted in a damning statement by the White House.

A Syrian man who brutally raped and then robbed a 43-year-old male British tourist in an amusement park has been jailed for 10 years.

Mel C showcased her incredible figure in a skimpy black bikini as she shared stunning Instagram snaps on Friday.

Molly Smith showed off her incredible figure in a slew of bikini-clad snaps on Instagram on Friday. 

Netflix fans have been left stunned by a 'sensational' TV adaptation of a set of beloved crime novels, praising its 'tremendous twists and turns'. 

A fifth woman has reportedly come forward accusing Motown legend Smokey Robinson of sexual battery, officially filing a police report with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.

Danish researchers have revealed that high levels of grief that persist over a long period of time can double your risk of an early death.

Mike Street, 51, from Southampton, says runner-up Richard Gooch, 58, was 'robbed', describing him as a 'dead-ringer' for the former Eastenders star.

A TikTokker posting under the name @JonBoy_LosesIt has shared his attitude to the loose skin he's been left with after losing seven stone.

Brett Duncan has died following the accident during a competition at the Lowestoft & Oulton Broad Motor Boat Club, which had promised a 'display of high-speed action on the water'.

An investigation is underway following a burglary in Witham where a car was stolen.

The FreeBSD Laptop project continues – and plans to offer a very visible change

FreeBSD 15 is coming, maybe at the end of this year – and along with other improvements, it may finally offer the option of installing with a graphical desktop.…

The actress, 27, launched her new collaboration with American Eagle this week, titled 'Sydney Sweeney Has Great Jeans', and modelled her own designs in a racy photo shoot.

A teenager was killed in a collision with an oncoming vehicle after he lost control of his motorbike, an inquest has concluded.

Microsoft used China-based engineering teams to maintain cloud computing systems for multiple federal departments including Justice, Treasury, and Commerce, extending the practice beyond the Defense Department that the company announced last week it would discontinue. The work occurred within Microsoft's Government Community Cloud, which handles sensitive but unclassified federal information and has been used by the Justice Department's Antitrust Division for criminal and civil investigations, as well as parts of the Environmental Protection Agency and Department of Education. Microsoft employed "digital escorts" -- U.S.-based personnel who supervised the foreign engineers -- similar to the arrangement it used for Pentagon systems. Following ProPublica's reporting, Microsoft issued a statement indicating it would take "similar steps for all our government customers who use Government Community Cloud to further ensure the security of their data." Competing cloud providers Amazon Web Services, Google, and Oracle told ProPublica they do not use China-based support for federal contracts.

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