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Taking to TikTok, Punch the Air band shared a clip from their performance at a wedding in Staffordshire whereby a woman came on stage to ask the lead singer a question.

Home Office figures published today showed there were 4,432 arrivals in April compared with 2,132 the same month last year, a 108 per cent increase.

Nvidia publicly criticized AI startup Anthropic on Thursday over claims about Chinese smuggling tactics, just days before the Biden-era "AI Diffusion Rule" takes effect on May 15. The confrontation highlights growing tensions between AI hardware providers and model developers over export controls. "American firms should focus on innovation and rise to the challenge, rather than tell tall tales that large, heavy, and sensitive electronics are somehow smuggled in 'baby bumps' or 'alongside live lobsters,'" an Nvidia spokesperson said, responding to Anthropic's Wednesday blog post. The Amazon and Google-backed AI startup had called for tighter restrictions and enforcement, arguing that "maintaining America's compute advantage through export controls is essential for national security." Anthropic specifically proposed lowering export thresholds for Tier 2 countries to prevent China from gaining ground in AI development. Nvidia countered that policy shouldn't be used to limit competitiveness: "China, with half of the world's AI researchers, has highly capable AI experts at every layer of the AI stack. America cannot manipulate regulators to capture victory in AI."

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The post-apocalyptic horror film (pictured), set for release in June, will be the third in the series, after 2002's 28 Days Later and 28 Weeks Later in 2007.

Douglas Alexander told MPs the Government was 'consciously pursuing a trade agenda based on data' in an attack on the previous Tory administration.

Elon Musk reflected on his 100 days in government service, which included playing video games in his West Wing office, sleeping in the Lincoln Bedroom, raiding the White House freezer for Haagen-Dazs.

The married teacher, who is facing over 60 charges, is also accused of providing marijuana to the boy and communicating with him on Snapchat 'to go undetected.'

Xitter sheds EU users. Musk's Grok suggests 'misinformation, hate speech, and a perceived decline in content moderation' to blame

Everything is super, over at X (the social media service formerly known as Twitter), which has shed around 10 percent of its European users in the past six months.…

The Fire and Rescue Service's Jerusalem District commander said firefighters had a long way to go before they could contain the blazes.

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A grieving mother-of-three has flagged little-known symptoms of a deadly brain tumour, after her husband's hidden cancer lead to his rapid and tragic death.

The BBC have been branded 'exploitative ghouls' for using an AI Agatha Christie to flog a £79 course for wannabe crime novelists.

Wednesday's instalment of the Channel 4 property renovation show featured Lianne who lived with her brother, sister-in-law and father from Leicester.

The owner of a top New York City restaurant has said he 'felt like a little dictator' after famously banning James Corden from his establishment.

Elizabeth Hurley embraced Western fashion as she returned to London on Thursday after a very PDA-filled trip with her new country boyfriend Billy Ray Cyrus.

Kylie Jenner couldn't keep her hands off boyfriend Timothee Chalamet during a rare outing together in Los Angeles on Tuesday night.

Government buildings and departments will remember and thank those who fought with a silence at 12 noon next Thursday, May 8.

Pharmacist Deborah Grayson said you may want to think twice about which drug to opt for a common health problem that blights the lives of one in four people in Britain.