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Across Whitehall, dozens of mandarins up to chief executive level have declared second jobs in the past two years, a Daily Mail audit has found.

A120 eastbound near Stansted Airport is affected by an unconfirmed incident between the airport and Takeley, with delays expected.

A120 eastbound near Stansted Airport is affected by an unconfirmed incident between the airport and Takeley, with delays expected.

Let it go (bad): Dozens of stores report mass food wastage as managers start their week in puddles

From the UK to Australia and everywhere in between, the world's top train trips have been revealed by glossy holiday bible Conde Nast Traveller.

Spears, 44, on Sunday showed off her dancing to the Chris Isaak song Baby Did A Bad Bad Thing in a one-piece black lingerie bodysuit.

There were 12,802 parcel thefts recorded by 31 police forces across the UK between July 2025 and June this year - an 87 per cent increase on the previious 12 months.

In a bid to help Brits facing soaring energy costs, the Chancellor splurged £2.6billion on payments of £100 for up to 20 million households in council tax bands A to D.

What a bitter irony that John Healey should deliver his deadening first Budget in the week of the 40th anniversary of Big Bang.

82% of staff received verbal abuse at least monthly while more than a quarter had been physically attacked

Antonelli, aged 20 years and 68 days, became the youngest Formula One title-winner in history after finishing third at the Mexican GP, wrapping up the crown with four races to spare.

Torrential rain has battered Greece, unleashing severe flooding that swept cars away and turned roads into rivers.  

A report from MPs criticised Labour's approach to Beijing as the 'worst of both worlds' as ministers were accused of 'making up its China policy as it goes along'.

Anyone looking to revamp their autumn/winter wardrobe will have noticed that leather and faux leather are everywhere.

Woke theatre bosses have slapped a trigger warning on a new play about Anne Boleyn, which warns audiences that the show will feature 'execution by beheading'.

Helen Flanagan has told how she's 'probably going to be arrested' after she had a furious altercation with a traffic warden.

The number of game pages being created per-day on Itch has doubled, the indie games site announced Saturday on Bluesky. When asked why, they responded: "take a guess." As the gaming news site Aftermath puts it, "the surge has been almost entirely down to AI-created garbage racing onto the platform as the popularity of vibe-coded theft, copycats and machine-built slop explodes." Back in 2024, when the spectre of AI-'created' video games was still in its infancy, indie platform itch.io decided that the best it could do to combat this growing threat was, like Valve has done with Steam, institute a voluntary 'AI' filter when adding new projects to the site. By November 2026, as itch buckles under the weight of new AI-generated 'games' pouring onto the site, that filter is proving about as robust as a wet paper bag.... Shopfronts are being deluged by this shit, and it's making it a terrible user experience for customers. And while in Valve's case there's a compelling case for stronger human moderation of the store, I'm not sure that's a viable option for a relatively tiny, community-run platform like itch... [A]t time of writing I visited the latest releases section and there was still a huge number of clearly AI-generated titles (or titles making extensive use of AI in their visual assets) which made no use of itch's voluntary tag system. The issue here isn't that these games are making money--itch themselves say in a reply that while the number of projects listed has doubled, "the number of downloads and purchases has not"--it's that an inability to combat this surge makes the site worse for every single person using it. It gets harder to find real games, for example, and it also makes the shopfront look like a clearance rack.

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Pity Sam Altman: He's going to have a lot more explaining to do when OpenAI follows this work of abstract legal art

Andy Burnham said the level of net migration had 'come right down' and was in a 'much better place' - suggesting the numbers were needed for 'gaps in the economy'.

A reader asks: I've been suffering dry throat, tickly cough and chest infections, with high levels of mucus, as well as bouts of breathlessness and wheezing. Could omeprazole be to blame?