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Decades of cross-platform character corruption finally comes to an end for Windows coders

Romeo Beckham's girlfriend Kim Turnbull has revealed she had to get a rabies jab after being bitten by a stray dog on holiday in Bali on Wednesday.

Unveiled at an event in New York, the gadget won't go on sale until November 13. However, the Daily Mail's Science & Technology Editor, Shivali Best, was among the first to get her hands on it.

The government is under growing pressure to scrap the £100,000 childcare cliff edge as more than 179,000 families are expected to be affected by the end of the decade.

She said that following the meeting last Wednesday she would be donating a day's proceeds of all jam and tea sales from her Californian brand As Ever to Yousafzai's charity, the Malala Fund.

Andy Burnham has defended himself after being accused of 'covering up' links to Manchester City following a register of interests being 'deleted'. 

It was heard that he aimed to sleep with 5,000 women

Concerns have been raised over including the Palestinian Youth Movement as a beneficiary of Macklemore's Free Palestine gig playing at Wembley Arena.

The National Fish and Chip Awards 2027 has announced its top 10 contenders for Restaurant of the Year. Is your local favourite among the contenders for the prestigious title?

They forced trains out of service and sparked a deep clean of a Qantas aircraft. Now, an expert has revealed why bed bugs are becoming a growing travel problem.

After years of being patronised for suggesting that Kemi Badenoch is a serious political contender, I now find myself being patronised by people telling me Badenoch is a serious political contender.

As a backpacker, whiskey buckets, overnight buses and creaky bunk beds used to be staples of my cheap trips around Thailand.

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Dating app Bumble has been snapped up in a £980million deal that its new owners said was a 'bet on the future of humanity'.

The day before she was due to fly to Cape Town for her grandson's wedding, Shirley Boyle was suddenly struck down with what she describes as 'the worst back pain of my life'.

We are due to exchange on our house in 12 days' time and need to transfer the deposit to our solicitor - but Revolut has suspended my partner's account.

The farming family is calling on authorities to stop treating fly-tipping victims like criminals

Anthropic says Claude-generated code has scaled so quickly that its existing Git-based infrastructure could not keep up. In response, the company built a custom centralized source-control system called Scion, along with AI-assisted review and search tools. The Register reports: "In May 2026, Anthropic averaged around 2,500 code changes merged per day; as of September, we merged over 30,000 per day," the biz said in a blog post on Tuesday. "We don't expect this rate of growth to slow down anytime soon; the latent demand for merging code is practically infinite, and every bottleneck we remove immediately leads to a further increase in the amount of code we produce." After several months of model prompting and five months of migration, the result is a homemade version control system called Scion, a monorepo scheme that sounds a bit like Subversion, Apache's centralized version control system. [...] Scion has been designed to meet the needs of AI agents, so the client leaves much of the work to the server; the source control queries are exposed via API so internal tools can respond without needing a local repo, and there's less synchronization but more need for server speed. "In Scion, the unit of work is a 'changeset,' an entry in a write-ahead log," Anthropic explains. "A changeset stores most of what you'd expect from a commit in git. But where a git commit stores a pointer to the tree, a changeset stores a list of the files that changed relative to its first parent, along with content-addressed pointers to the compressed file contents in blob storage." [...] Anthropic says its bespoke system isn't right for general use. There will be no open source release. Nonetheless, the company contends that its own code scaling problems will become commonplace in other organizations over the next few months, so it wanted to share its approach -- having ample funding to pay for writing custom infrastructure tools.

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Greta Gerwig's adaptation of C.S. Lewis's Narnia chronicles has left fans flummoxed with the first trailer panned as 'a bizarre, disastrous fever dream'.