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We're often encouraged to 'eat the rainbow' with fruit. But according to registered nutritionist Rob Hobson, this doesn't mean you need to go for expensive options.

Zhimin Qian, also known as Yadi Zhang, admitted charges of possessing and transferring criminal property on the first day of her trial at Southwark Crown Court.

Anthropic's Claude Sonnet 4.5 ran autonomously for 30 hours to build a chat application similar to Slack or Teams, generating approximately 11,000 lines of code before stopping upon task completion. The model, announced today, marks a significant leap from the company's Opus 4 model, which ran for seven hours in May. Claude Sonnet 4.5 performs three times better at browser navigation and computer use than Anthropic's October technology. Beta-tester Canva deployed the model for complex engineering tasks in its codebase and product features. Anthropic paired the release with virtual machines, memory, context management, and multi-agent support tools, enabling developers to build their own AI agents using the same building blocks that power Claude Code.

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Anyone who dares try it is likely to be met by muted, awkward laughter... but nothing like the resounding silence that has greeted the announcement of the line-up for the event.

In a furious broadside, JK Rowling today accused the actress of 'pouring petrol on the flames' at the height of her abuse after criticising her public condemnation of the transgender movement.

The Prince and Princess of Wales have imposed a 2.3-mile personal exclusion area around Forest Lodge, a Georgian mansion in Windsor Great Park.

Home Office minister Sarah Jones told Labour Party conference the technology will be 'very important in the future' and suggested it could one day be 'rolled out across the country'.

Fans enjoy two-day celebration at 'quirky' venue behind antiques centre

A man who was charged with murdering his British wife in Los Angeles allegedly killed her after he complained she failed to lose her baby weight. 

King Charles has shared his fears over the harmful impact social media is having on young people and the difficulties combating it, a cleric has said.

Letby (pictured), a former nurse at the Countess Of Chester Hospital, is currently serving 15 whole-life sentences and is Britain's worst serial killer in modern times.

Lighting can make or break the mood of a home, yet it's often an afterthought to the flooring, sofa and cushions.

Labour's languishing over the Autumn Budget is hitting the upper echelons of the property market hard, new data shows.

Sometimes a new bit of research appears and barely causes a ripple. Then another study comes out and that's when we realise we've missed something important.

She's known as one of the most beautiful women in the world - regularly gracing the cover of Vogue and working with luxury brands including Dior and Versace.

Telling the story of the Irish family behind the world's favourite stout, it is set in 19th century Dublin just after the death of patriarch Sir Benjamin Lee Guinness.

A Ryanair flight was diverted after a passenger reportedly 'ate his passport' and another attempted to flush one down the toilet.

The legendary Rocky Horror Picture Show actor, 79, opened up about his wellbeing during a special screening in honor of the musical film's 50th anniversary.

An anonymous reader writes: Landlords are using a service that logs into a potential renter's employer systems and scrapes their paystubs and other information en masse, potentially in violation of U.S. hacking laws, according to screenshots of the tool shared with 404 Media. The screenshots highlight the intrusive methods some landlords use when screening potential tenants, taking information they may not need, or legally be entitled to, to assess a renter. "This is a statewide consumer-finance abuse that forces renters to surrender payroll and bank logins or face homelessness," one renter who was forced to use the tool and who saw it taking more data than was necessary for their apartment application told 404 Media. 404 Media granted the person anonymity to protect them from retaliation from their landlord or the services used. [...] "Argyle hijacked my live Workday session, stayed hidden from view, and downloaded every pay stub plus all W-4s back to 2024, each PDF seconds apart," they said. "Workday audit logs show dozens of 'Print' events from two IPs from a MAC which I do not use," they added, referring to a MAC address, a unique identifier assigned to each device on a network.

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The way we educate our children is changing, but we need to fix our education system if we want to keep our children in school.