Heartbroken mother mourns 'beautiful' daughter, eight, who died in 'freak accident' at primary school
Olivia-Grace Huxter, eight, suffered a 'traumatic event' at the 99-pupil Penrhys Primary School in Ferndale, Rhondda, on Wednesday and later died in hospital.
Essex man's 'grumpiness' turned out to be deadly brain tumour
His wife has said that greater understanding of the disease is 'vital'
Sandbanks property tycoon caught speeding in his Aston Martin four times tries to avoid driving ban saying he lives on just £219 a week
Controversial company director Richard Carr (pictured) racked up 16 points on his licence after he was clocked repeatedly breaking the speed limit in Poole, Dorset.
Jeremy Clarkson issues damning verdict on Kaleb Cooper's first solo TV project - and leaves Clarkson's Farm fans in stitches
Taking to social media, Kaleb, 27, who rose to fame as the farmhand of Jeremy, 65, in Clarkson's Farm, revealed he would be making the move down under.
Ultra rare Nazi cipher machine made after Bletchley Park sleuths cracked the Enigma code in WWII comes to light in 'untouched' condition
The 'untouched' Lorenz SZ42 machine was introduced by the Germans in 1942 after the Bletchley Park codebreakers led by Alan Turing cracked the Enigma.
Flight forced to make emergency landing after airplane cabin fills up with SMOKE
The CRJ-900 Cityjet flight on behalf of SAS Scandinavian Airlines left Milan, Italy, at 3.31 local time on October 6.
Chris Froome reveals brutal wounds from his life-threatening 30mph horror crash in France
Froome, 40, was airlifted to hospital with life-threatening injuries after he crashed while training in France, suffering a pericardial rupture - a tear to the sac that surrounds the heart.
Celebrity Traitors fans seriously distracted by star's 'inappropriate' outfit during funeral scene - gasping 'put it away!'
The famous faces were gathered by host Claudia Winkleman at the castle grounds graveyard for one solemn scene in the BBC competition - to reveal who had been 'murdered' first by the Traitors.
Nigel Farage accuses 'Marxist' teachers of 'poisoning our kids' on race issues as Reform UK leader predicts school strikes if he's PM
The Reform leader accused schools in the UK of 'poisoning our kids' and 'telling them to be ashamed of their country'.
Cops nuke BreachForums (again) amid cybercrime supergroup extortion blitz
US and French fuzz pull the plug on Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters' latest leak shop targeting Salesforce
US authorities have seized the latest incarnation of BreachForums, the cybercriminal bazaar recently reborn under the stewardship of the so-called Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters, with help from French cyber cops and the Paris prosecutor's office.…
'He kept her away from people': Sister of Raoul Moat's ex-girlfriend reveals how killer threatened her with a gun and stopped seeing friends before his terrifying rampage
Speaking in an upcoming Prime Video documentary, Raoul Moat: Inside the Mind of a Killer, Samantha's sister, Kelly Stobbart, based in Northumberland, recalled his manipulative ways.
I'm not surprised 'graduate ghosting' is on the rise: I was ignored as a young job seeker too, says HARVEY DORSET
On a few occasions, even after attending an in-person interview, I was met with total silence and simply left to assume I hadn't got the job.
Heartless carer is on the run in Tenerife after stealing £300,000 from 89-year-old woman she isolated from her family as 'cash cow to be milked'
Pamela Gwinnett, 62, treated frail and vulnerable Joan Green as a 'cash cow to be milked', even stealing her money after she died in November 2022.
Heart-warming moment Educating Yorkshire student Musharaf Asghar returns to school where he overcame stammer 12 years ago - as head teacher who helped him reveals why the series has come back
In the latest episode of the Educating Yorkshire, Musharaf Asghar, now 29, spoke to the current Year 11s at Thornhill Community Academy about his journey through school.
Spain is at risk of fresh net zero blackouts, its electricity grid operator warns months after huge outage left five dead and millions without power
The country's electricity grid operator Red Eléctrica issued the warning as it said urgent changes are needed to change how it deals with sudden fluctuations in solar energy.
Celestial standoff! Scientists capture an image of two black holes circling each other for the first time
Astronomers spotted the celestial standoff in the heart of the galaxy OJ287, around five billion light-years from Earth.
National security adviser accused of torpedoing China spy case DID back charges, so why did he change his mind?
Matthew Collins initially provided an assessment for the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) in support of the espionage case against parliamentary aide Chris Cash and teacher pal Chris Berry.
Brits face being banned from using second homes in Spain following the new EES travel rules
Brits could face being banned from using second homes in Spain following implementation of the new EES travel rules.
OpenAI Flags Competition Concerns To EU Regulators
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Reuters: OpenAI said on Thursday the arguments it presented to EU authorities last month mirrored its public statements about competition in the AI space, particularly in the context of antitrust investigations into Alphabet's Google. The ChatGPT-maker recently took its concerns to EU antitrust chief Teresa Ribera, telling her office during a September 24 meeting about the difficulties it faces in competing with entrenched giants. It also urged the regulators to prevent large platforms from locking in users, Bloomberg News reported earlier on Thursday, citing meeting notes. OpenAI said the European Commission was already examining how large, vertically integrated platforms were leveraging existing market positions into AI, including by reviewing specific intercompany agreements.
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Moment drug-fuelled thug fatally stabbed Syrian refugee who 'innocuously' brushed past his girlfriend
Knife-obsessed Alfie Franco, 20, launched the unprovoked attack on Ahmad Al Ibrahim, 16, on a busy shopping street in Huddersfield on April 3 after the teenager brushed past his partner.