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When new mother Katelyn Bonacasa suffered from a bumpy red rash post pregnancy she did not think much of it.

She said it was 'a parent's worst nightmare'

Adam Lopez, 39, from Mattishall in Norfolk, saw his bank balance rocket from £12.40 to £1,000,012.40 after picking up the lucky £5 card from a corner shop in Hellesdon this July.

Trying for a girl? Tuck a wooden spoon or pink baby clothes under the bed - or pop a nickel in your mouth during conception.

Davina McCall broke down in tears as she revealed that it was a song by a Canadian singer she heard which convinced her to make the tough decision to have brain surgery.

PIP TOMSON: Just like Lewis Hamilton's late dog Roscoe, my dog Billy was a vegan. I was slammed by ignorant numpties who said I needing reporting to the RSPCA but I still think it was the right decision.

When it comes to booking a place to stay on Airbnb, there are a whole host of things to be mindful of and there's nothing worse than checking into a property to find a list of unexpected rules.

A man has been convicted after 'excessively' kissing his girlfriend on board a flight - despite attendants repeatedly asking them to stop.

This summer, anyone lucky enough to spot one of Hollywood's biggest stars jogging around the North London park could not have known she was there for a rather different reason.

Strictly Come Dancing viewers were left reeling on Saturday night after Thomas Skinner's salsa routine went viral for all the wrong reasons.

A firefighter who was among the first to rush to the scene of the horrific synagogue attack in Manchester has revealed he feels he and his colleagues were 'able to put a lot of things right'.

The Prince of Wales' deliberate shielding technique is not a unique phenomenon, but rather a calculated move often seen on the football pitch.

Just one day after the late Queen's tragic passing, the then Duke and Duchess of Cambridge wandered alongside the Sussexes to inspect the vast sea of floral tributes.

The woman, who was reportedly in a relationship with Jihad Al-Shamie, said she was 'groomed into a controlling relationship' with him.

In recent months the 35-year-old, who is studying for a DPhil - Oxford's version of a PhD - in creative writing, has been a regular sight at New College.

Thomas Skinner is no stranger to online backlash. He has been at the receiving ends of harsh criticism from Strictly fans, who branded the TV star's performance a 'car crash'

Multiple weather warnings are in place across the UK as Storm Amy crosses the Atlantic

Police closed St Peter's Road in Coggeshall after a huge tree was brought down during Storm Amy.

August 'Gus' Lamont was last seen playing in a mound of dirt near his grandparents' homestead on a sheep station 40km south of Yunta last Saturday, September 27.

Currently DNA synthesis companies "deploy biosecurity software designed to guard against nefarious activity," reports the Washington Post, "by flagging proteins of concern — for example, known toxins or components of pathogens." But Microsoft researchers discovered "up to 100 percent" of AI-generated ricin-like proteins evaded detection — and worked with a group of leading industry scientists and biosecurity experts to design a patch. Microsoft's chief science officer called it "a Windows update model for the planet. "We will continue to stay on it and send out patches as needed, and also define the research processes and best practices moving forward to stay ahead of the curve as best we can." But is that enough? Outside biosecurity experts applauded the study and the patch, but said that this is not an area where one single approach to biosecurity is sufficient. "What's happening with AI-related science is that the front edge of the technology is accelerating much faster than the back end ... in managing the risks," said David Relman, a microbiologist at Stanford University School of Medicine. "It's not just that we have a gap — we have a rapidly widening gap, as we speak. Every minute we sit here talking about what we need to do about the things that were just released, we're already getting further behind." The Washington Post notes not every company deploys biosecurity software. But "A different approach, biosecurity experts say, is to ensure AI software itself is imbued with safeguards before digital ideas are at the cusp of being brought into labs for research and experimentation." "The only surefire way to avoid problems is to log all DNA synthesis, so if there is a worrisome new virus or other biological agent, the sequence can be cross-referenced with the logged DNA database to see where it came from," David Baker, who shared the Nobel Prize in chemistry for his work on proteins, said in an email.

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