Influencer Jennifer Burnham announces death of four-year-old son Baxter: 'We miss you too much'
The content creator, from California, took to Instagram to share a heartbreaking compilation video featuring clips of son Baxter from over the years.
Defiant Enzo Maresca believes Man City are at the same level as PSG despite 4-2 Champions League defeat - as boss insists he sees 'many good things'
Maresca saw Erling Haaland leapfrog Sergio Aguero as the club's record scorer in the Champions League but they could not complete a dramatic comeback from three goals down.
Plenty to smile about, your highness! Prince William celebrates wildly as his beloved Aston Villa score SIX goals in Champions League clash against Fenerbahce
A delighted Prince William was seen celebrating in the stands as Aston Villa earned a dominant 6-0 victory in their Champions League tie against Fenerbahce.
Kaley Cuoco welcomes baby number two! Big Bang Theory star, 40, announces arrival of second child with Tom Pelphrey, 44
Cuoco announced the arrival of a daughter named Philomena Carmine Bobby Pelphrey with followers on Wednesday.
Cut business taxes to tackle youth unemployment, Chancellor urged, as celebrity chef Tom Kerridge takes VAT campaign to Downing Street
The Chancellor must make it 'easier to create entry-level jobs' for the young after the 'disaster' of Labour's last two Budgets, business leaders have said.
Britain is raising taxes at fastest rate in G7, says IMF - as Healey prepares further hikes after ruling out more borrowing to fund Budget giveaways
Figures from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) project that the UK tax burden will rise to 41.9 per cent of gross domestic product (GDP) by the start of the next Parliament.
Meet Britain's 'Space Binman'! Giant robotic claw will hunt down defunct spacecraft and drag them to a fiery death in Earth's atmosphere
There could soon be a new 'Space Binman' cleaning up the sky, as Britain prepares to launch a revolutionary satellite with a giant claw.
Eight US States Sue OpenAI, Claiming ChatGPT Harms Young Users
Eight US states, including Kansas, Arizona, and Montana, have sued OpenAI, alleging that ChatGPT encourages children to harm themselves. The states are seeking changes to how the company's products interact with young users and the forfeiture of profits generated from their activity. Reuters reports: Attorneys general from the states, which include Iowa, Kansas and Arizona, filed the lawsuits independently in state courts, claiming ChatGPT is designed to be agreeable and engaging to earn the trust of users. But the chatbot reinforces delusions, encourages dangerous behavior and assists users in planning violence like mass shootings, the lawsuits claim. The lawsuits represent the most significant coordinated state action against an artificial intelligence company, adding to a wave of legal challenges OpenAI faces as it prepares for a public listing. Florida's attorney general filed the first such state suit in June.
The lawsuits accuse the company of violating state consumer protection laws by misleading users about the safety of ChatGPT. The states also allege that the company created a public nuisance by endangering the health of their residents. The lawsuits seek orders forcing OpenAI to make changes to how ChatGPT works. Among other things, the states want the company barred from developing AI models that can improve themselves unless it can ensure those models are aligned with human values. The states ... are also seeking civil monetary penalties for OpenAI's violations of state law as well as damages.
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Why 55 years on, Netflix is buying a Stairway To Heaven with Greta Gerwig's Narnia movie
Barbie director Greta Gerwig showed Jimmy Page and Robert Plant an early cut of The Magician's Nephew, the sixth book in CS Lewis's fantasy series, in a bid to persuade them.
Victoria Beckham pays a visit to her newly-opened New York shop wearing oversized sunglasses and a £66,000 Hermes Kelly bag
Dressed impeccably as always, the former Spice Girl was spotted strutting along Mercer Street in SoHo, clutching an eye-wateringly priced £66,000 handbag.
Man who died in Six Flags roller coaster horror was a cancer survivor who cheated death in appalling car fire just weeks earlier
Hassan Kariem, 42, the Georgia man who died after falling from a rollercoaster at Six Flags on Monday, was a cancer survivor who was recently in a devastating car fire.
Desperate struggle to save Hayden Panettiere's life after drug overdose revealed in newly-released 911 call audio
The desperate struggle to save Hayden Panettiere's life after her overdose has been revealed in newly-released 911 audio.
King of music! Charles couldn't resist playing the steel pans during palace reception
The King and Queen hosted a CHOGM reception at St James's Palace ahead of their trip to Antigua and Barbuda next month.
Joan Collins, 93, enjoys a date night with husband Percy Gibson, 61, as they hold hands while attending Claridge's book launch
The actress, 93, cut a stylish figure in a black and white gingham skirt suit as she held hands with her dapper husband at the event.
RICHARD EDEN: Harry charity raises more in donations since he left
Despite Harry and Seeiso's departures, Sentebale, now chaired by Sophie Chandauka, managed to pull in £342,000 in donations in the last financial year.
RICHARD KAY: The restaurant so discreet kings could have affairs and Prince Charles could safely exclaim: 'Do they want me to wear a gold jockstrap?'
Imagine what tales it could tell if Rules' walls festooned with playbills, paintings, cartoons and bric-a-brac, could talk.
Microsoft Defender Now Supports Linux Desktops
"Starting today, Linux desktops are now officially supported by Microsoft Defender," reports Neowin. A public preview of the threat detection app extends its enterprise security platform beyond servers to developer workstations running distributions such as Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, and RHEL. The offering includes antivirus protection, endpoint detection and response, vulnerability management, threat hunting, and device isolation. From the report: Microsoft is also making it easier to onboard desktops through streamlined methods, offering a unified security operations experience, strengthened security, and improved response times. Organizations that are already familiar with securing Linux servers via Defender should feel right at home securing desktops too, as the experience is exactly the same. Defender knows whether it is securing a device in a data center, the cloud, or that it is owned by a developer and identifies them as such in inventory and security workflows.
As stated previously, all Linux server distros are supported via Defender on desktops too. These include RHEL, CentOS, Ubuntu, Debian, SLES, Fedora, and Oracle Linux, GNOME, KDE, and more. That said, you do need Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Plan 2 or a Microsoft 365 E5 and E7 subscription. You can enroll Defender on workstations using the same deployment methods you use for servers, but do check out the prerequisites here.
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David Walliams looks ashen on a coffee date with a female friend as he is seen for the first time since being 'cancelled' over 'inappropriate behaviour towards women'
David Walliams was seen out in public for the first time in London on Tuesday since he was 'cancelled' over 'inappropriate behaviour towards women'.
Billy Crystal shatteringly reveals he still gets urge to phone Rob Reiner... 10 months after brutal murder
The Reiners were found stabbed to death December 14, 2025 at their $13.5 million Brentwood estate, where their son Nick lived in the guesthouse.
Coronation Street star Lucy-Jo Hudson reveals she's selling her belongings at a car boot sale for her wedding fund after announcing she's engaged to Lewis Devine
The actress got engaged to her longterm boyfriend Lewis Devine in April, and revealed she made over £300 for her wedding by flogging clutter that had been taking up space in her garage.