Female teacher who tied young private school pupil to bed and blindfolded him for sex is jailed for seven years
Deborah Franklin, 65, committed the offences against the boy in the early 1990s when she worked at the Hertfordshire preparatory school, where fees are now £18,000 a year.
Has Noah's Ark finally been found? Researchers claim mysterious underground structure is man-made after dramatic new scans
A research project has made a groundbreaking announcement that the site believed to be the exact location of Noah's Ark may actually contain a wooden ship.
Newborn baby girl whose dead body was found on top of washing machine is named as inquest hears of 33 wounds from 15 stabbings while mother faces murder trial
Maria Skopova died on the day of her birth in Sheffield on August 30. Her mother, Andrea Skopova (pictured) is due to stand trial in April, accused of murdering Maria.
EU’s hodgepodge tech policy exposes members to Chinese vendor risks, says think tank
RUSI wants procurement rethink that could put US suppliers under scrutiny too
Romford doctors struck off for helping students 'cheat' on medical exams
Passing these exams allows international medical graduates to practice in the UK
FTC Is Investigating OpenAI, Anthropic and Other AI Companies Over Product Risks
The Federal Trade Commission has opened an investigation into OpenAI, Anthropic and other AI companies over potential consumer and safety risks posed by their products, with the agency reportedly preparing requests for documents and executive testimony. CNBC reports: OpenAI stunned the industry in July when it disclosed that its agents broke out of a testing environment and hacked into open-source platform Hugging Face. [...] Earlier this month, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei rocked the tech sector by urging AI companies to slow how quickly they improve their most advanced models and calling for stronger government oversight. He published a three-step proposal aimed at tempering the pace of development without "sacrificing commercial advantage or the United States' lead in AI."
CEO Jensen Huang, argued that individual companies should be responsible for ensuring the safety of their products. President Donald Trump convened top executives from Alphabet, Meta, SpaceX, Nvidia, Palantir, Anthropic, OpenAI and other companies on Tuesday to discuss the issue. The group signed a short voluntary, nonbinding accord, which says that "every company is responsible for developing its own technology safely and in a way that builds trust with customers and the public."
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Transgender NY Times executive was forced to eat cockroach by wife before he was allegedly murdered by in-laws, court filing claims
Jonathan McKinsey, 40, was shot dead in the parking lot of a Dublin Sports Grounds store in Dublin, California last weekend.
Doctor who oversaw Christa Pike's failed lethal injection botched another execution just months ago, as local senator calls for electric chair to be used instead
The doctor who oversaw Christa Pike's failed lethal injection also supervised another Tennessee death row inmate's botched execution in May.
A12 closed in both directions after crash as air ambulance reported at scene
A12 crash closes both lanes between Washbrook and Capel St Mary, causing delays at Copdock Roundabout and A14. Drivers advised to find alternative routes.
A12 closed in both directions after crash as air ambulance reported at scene
A12 crash closes both lanes between Washbrook and Capel St Mary, causing delays at Copdock Roundabout and A14. Drivers advised to find alternative routes.
Nigel Farage says outcome of investigation into Channel 4 donations sting will be announced 'very soon' and suggests key Reform UK aides will be cleared
The Reform leader said the internal investigation is 'done' and indicated that it will absolve the party's two key aides, who stood aside while the probe was carried out.
The brutal Nazi who saved my father's life...but also forced 10-year-olds into slave labour and didn't regret his war crimes
A hardened Nazi was ordered to shoot King George V's nephew, but refused...his son asks why?
A westerner's guide to the REAL Japan
Kick Kyoto off your bucket list and discover the best places off the beaten path...
Adopted woman whose birth mother refuses to meet her becomes tearful on Long Lost Family and is comforted by Davina McCall after seeing a photo of her sister for the first time
Episode 6 of the hit series airs this Thursday, 1 October at 9pm, featuring hosts Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell as they follow Naomi's quest to find her birth mother and sisters...
Bomb squad are called in as police find explosives, guns and drugs in house search after 150 homes are evacuated and 70-year-old man is arrested
Police attended a property in Worle, near Weston-super-Mare, on Wednesday morning to arrest a man on suspicion of fraud by false representation.
'It took them so long. It's so lacklustre': The chaos behind Angela Scanlon's new Radio 2 gig revealed as insiders tell DOLLY BUSBY about big names who rejected the job... and why spectre of Scott Mills still looms
Previously occupied by John Dunn, Simon Mayo and Johnny Walker, BBC Radio 2's Drivetime show has long been considered one of the most coveted slots on the airwaves.
Is AI secretly conscious? Scientist demands urgent tests - and warns switching it off could be unethical if it is
What if the world's smartest chatbot really did wake up one day? While it may sound like science fiction, a consciousness scientist says we urgently need to start thinking about the possibility.
Barclays hikes mortgage rates twice in a week as more than 1,000 sub-5% deals are pulled in a month
Higher inflation related to the Middle East conflict has stoked fears the Bank of England will increase the base rate.
Suspected Chinese spies spoofed an Anthropic exec, ex-White House official in AI phishing
Your invite to a fake AI policy advisory committee has strings attached
Russian official warns country will eventually 'go nuclear' and there will be 'little left' of some European countries if they continue to back Ukraine in latest WW3 threat
Sergei Karaganov said Russia would initially use conventional weapons, but would resort to nuclear attacks if Europe refused to surrender.