We've survived world's most infectious disease... why we're terrified about exploding epidemic in America
Clayton and Kathryn Nash, 68 and 72, were born in the 1950s, about a decade before the measles vaccine was approved in the US. They said they don't want others to experience the infection.
Microsoft CEO Says Up To 30% of the Company's Code Was Written by AI
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said that 20%-30% of code inside the company's repositories was "written by software" -- meaning AI -- during a fireside chat with Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg at Meta's LlamaCon conference on Tuesday. From a report: Nadella gave the figure after Zuckerberg asked roughly how much of Microsoft's code is AI-generated today. The Microsoft CEO said the company was seeing mixed results in AI-generated code across different languages, with more progress in Python and less in C++.
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Urgent warning over major outbreak of gruesome parasite that causes 'bowel cancer-like' symptoms at children's attraction
At least 28 people have been struck down with the microscopic bug in Wales. The infection can pass between animals and humans, as well as from human to human.
Bitter million-pound legal battle between luxury lodge residents and former Women's British Open champion landowner over land worth millions
Vivien Saunders OBE, who won the Women's British Open in 1977, claims there have been breaches of a 125-year lease. Chalet owners claim she is after the land.
'Frankly ridiculous' trigger warning for Shakespeare's Hamlet: National Theatre cautions viewers over death, grief and madness
To warn or not to warn. That is the question that faced the National Theatre.
'Disruptive' female passenger is dragged off Ryanair flight after 'on-board fight' forced it to divert to Italy
The pair had supposedly been sat apart early on in the flight, which departed from Manchester Airport to Corfu at 5.30pm on Tuesday.
Vick Hope continues to spark pregnancy rumours as she steps out in a stomach-hugging dress after fans congratulated her on 'baby news'
Vick Hope has continued to spark speculation that she is expecting her first child as she stepped out in London on Wednesday.
Chilling new theory about mystery city beneath Egypt's pyramids
A new theory that may explain the massive shafts and chambers thousands of feet below Egypt's Giza Pyramids has emerged, and scientists say it entails an extraterrestrial visitor.
Police remain at scene of crash that closed Essex road
The incident involved a car and a motorbike
Your graphics card's so fat, it's got its own gravity alert
Asus implements droop detector for PCIe slots as GPUs now so heavy they risk toppling out
Graphics cards are now getting so bulky and heavy that device maker Asus has decided customers need a way to detect any sagging or movement of the GPU in its PCIe slot.…
Our Yorkshire Farm fans 'barely recognise' Amanda and Clive Owen's children as they show off dramatic new looks in latest reality show
The shepherdess, 50, her farmer ex-husband, 69, and their nine children (pictured, back in 2018) returned to our screens last night.
Michelle Keegan pays tribute to 'hard-working' Jess Wright in heartfelt post
Michelle Keegan paid tribute to her sister-in-law Jessica Wright this week after attending her Have A Heart Gala in London last week alongside the likes of Mark Wright
Shocking new revelations about crazed plane passenger who ate ROSARY BEADS on flight
Delange Augustin was arrested last month after lashing out on an American Airlines flight from Savannah to Miami, during which he swallowed rosary beads to ward off evil spirits.
Meghan Markle finally reveals why she calls husband Prince Harry by the nickname 'H'
The Duchess of Sussex, 43, and her other half are both known to abbreviate each other's names when referring to each other, although no one really knew why… until now.
Finland Restricts Use of Mobile Phones During School Day
Finland has passed legislation to restrict the use of phones and other mobile devices during the school day amid fears over their impact on student wellbeing and learning. From a report: Under the changes, which were approved by the Finnish parliament on Tuesday and will come into effect on 1 August, mobile devices will be heavily restricted during lesson times. Pupils will be allowed to use them only with the teacher's permission for healthcare or learning purposes.
Finland is the latest European country to impose legal restrictions on the use of phones and other mobile devices in schools amid growing evidence of their impact on children and young people, including attention and self-esteem. Earlier this year, Denmark said it would ban mobile phones from all schools. The chair of the country's wellbeing commission, Rasmus Meyer, told the Guardian the measure was necessary to stop schools from being "colonised by digital platforms" and urged the rest of Europe to follow suit.
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Kate's nature walk! Princess joins Prince William to explore community woods in Isle of Mull - after becoming a fan of forest bathing
The Prince and Princess of Wales were in high spirits as they joined a school group for a Community Forest visit - on day two of their trip to the Isles of Mull and Iona.
From Brink's-Mat to the Great Train Robbery, these are the five BIGGEST heists in British history
To celebrate the launch of two new Mail podcasts, 'The Trial: The Kim Kardashian Heist' and 'The Hunt for Tamara Ecclestone's Diamonds', these are the five biggest heists in British history.
Breastfeeding mother threatened with £50 fine for bringing milk onboard Easyjet flight before staff told her they would 'fly without her' if she didn't pay
Daisy Crawford, 40, from Belfast was travelling back to her home city from Bristol on Sunday when she went through the humiliating ordeal.
Precious Muir claims she was drugged at one of Diddy's parties after sipping drink that left her 'paralysed' - and she was 'advised' not to go to the police
The British TV personality, 40, moved to the Big Apple in 2005 during her early twenties and was told the only way to make a name for herself was to 'network'.
Netflix's savage Meghan restaurant snub: Insiders say Duchess is being 'completely ignored' by execs and 'patience is wearing thin' - with $100m deal now at risk
Athos Salomé, the 38-year-old Brazilian who is often referred to as the 'Living Nostradamus', has expressed doubt over the future of Meghan's deal with Netflix. He may be on to something.