The Brit pensioners left homeless in Spain by phenomenon that priced them out of retirement abroad
John Brownwood - a former footballer with a top club - is one of the pensioners left homeless after he was priced out of his retirement abroad.
The faces of savages who hit victim with a hammer and smashed a bottle over his head during burglary
One of the men had threatened to "tie the man up and torture him" and to "put fire in his letterbox"
Will Diddy take the stand? All the witnesses at rapper's blockbuster trial
Sean 'Diddy' Combs' trial is ongoing in New York City. Here is a list of all the witnesses who have testified so far.
Joe Jonas breaks his silence on co-parenting with ex Sophie Turner after contentious divorce
Joe Jonas gave an insight into his co-parenting relationship with ex-wife Sophie Turner, less than two years after their separation.
Billy Ray Cyrus breaks his silence on shock Elizabeth Hurley romance as he makes a lusty comment
Billy Ray Cyrus and Elizabeth Hurley have been enjoying their own Roman Holiday. The country crooner 63, shared some video from the couple's red carpet debut on social media.
Why We Need A Data-Centric OS For AI
It is a pretty bold claim for anyone to call themselves the creator of the operating system for AI. …
Why We Need A Data-Centric OS For AI was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.
Marvel and DC Announce First Comic Crossover in 22 Years with Deadpool-Batman Pairing
Marvel Entertainment and DC Comics have announced their first crossover event since 2003's JLA/Avengers, featuring Deadpool and Batman in dual one-shot publications launching later this year. Deadpool/Batman one-shot launches September 17 and follows Wade Wilson hired for a Gotham City job that puts him against Batman.
DC's Batman/Deadpool counterpart launches in November. Both publications will include additional "backup adventures" featuring other character matchups, though creative teams for those remain unannounced. The crossover required extensive coordination between the companies' editorial schedules, which typically plan two to three years in advance.
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Major hack exposes 184 million Apple and Google accounts: Change your passwords NOW
A massive data breach that exposed over 184 million online accounts has been discovered, and experts are calling the stolen information a 'cybercriminal's dream.'
Majority of social media posts on fertility misleading, untrustworthy and put patients health at risk - as bombshell study finds just 0.2 per cent met standards for accuracy
The content poses a serious threat to public health and could put people at risk during one of the most time-sensitive and emotionally charged stages of their life, researchers warn.
Parts of the US where life expectancy is lower than in NORTH KOREA
Nearly 700 US counties have a lower life expectancy than a third world hell hole, startling new data from the University of Wisconsin - Madison's County Health Rankings & Roadmaps report found.
Teen learning how to drive accidentally kills relative by plunging off cliff in California during lesson
The teen girl accidentally drove a car off a 40-foot cliff while receiving the lesson from a male relative. He died at the scene, but she survived with serious injuries.
Woke university launches 'Adulting 101' course for embarrassingly basic life skills fragile students can't handle
A renowned university has launched a bizarre 'Adulting 101' crash course for pampered students who can't perform the most basic life tasks that experts say parents have shielded them from.
Gemma Collins grows her own vegetables and keeps chickens as she works on her off grid garden to maintain two stone weight loss
The reality TV personality, 44, has been working on her off grid garden to help maintain her recent two stone weight loss.
'AI Role in College Brings Education Closer To a Crisis Point'
Bloomberg's editorial board warned Tuesday that AI has created an "untenable situation" in higher education where students routinely outsource homework to chatbots while professors struggle to distinguish computer-generated work from human writing. The editorial described a cycle where assignments that once required days of research can now be completed in minutes through AI prompts, leaving students who still do their own work looking inferior to peers who rely on technology.
The board said that professors have begun using AI tools themselves to evaluate student assignments, creating what it called a scenario of "computers grading papers written by computers, students and professors idly observing, and parents paying tens of thousands of dollars a year for the privilege."
The editorial argued that widespread AI use in coursework undermines the broader educational mission of developing critical thinking skills and character formation, particularly in humanities subjects. Bloomberg's board recommended that colleges establish clearer policies on acceptable AI use, increase in-class assessments including oral exams, and implement stronger honor codes with defined consequences for violations.
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What should you do if applying for a US student visa amid Trump administration's crack down
On Tuesday, President Donald Trump's administration ordered all US embassies to stall student visa applications.
New Russian cyber-spy crew Laundry Bear joins the email-stealing pack
Dutch intel services, Microsoft go big-game hunting
A previously unknown Kremlin-linked group has conducted cyber-espionage operations against Dutch police, NATO member states, Western tech companies, and other organizations of interest to the Russian government since at least April 2024, according to Dutch intelligence services and Microsoft.…
Jurgen Klopp breaks his silence on Liverpool parade horror collision with 25-word statement as former Anfield boss sends message to victims of shock incident
The shocking incident unfolded just after 6pm on Water Street after thousands of fans had packed the streets to celebrate their team's triumphant season.
Vital new gender guidance to help organisations deal with Supreme Court ruling on the definition of a woman is in a 'state of limbo until EHRC chair is replaced'
The Equality and Human Rights Commission pledged to produce final guidance by July but this could reportedly be delayed by months amid infighting with its chair Baroness Falkner.
Trump warns Putin he is 'playing with fire' in explosive new warning over Ukraine war
President Donald Trump delivered a fresh warning to Russian President Vladimir Putin after the Russians spent the weekend showering Ukraine with missile and drone strikes.
The blind man I nursed kept his bombshell past secret. It was only when he made me promise to tell his story after death that I understood the act of bravery that could have seen him locked up for life: CHRISTOPHER STEPHENS
With movie stars including Raquel Welch and Robert Mitchum among his clientele, Roger Butler had no shortage of glamour in his work at a high-end property lettings agency.