Man pleads guilty to attempted rape after attacking female Tube passenger on Bakerloo line train
Vincent Saxon, 54, of no fixed address, admitted the offence at Inner London Crown Court on Thursday, September 17.
How Sienna Miller's lookalike daughter Marlowe, 14, is slowly making her mark in Hollywood as the 'little fashion monster' attends War premiere
On Wednesday, the actress, 44, was supported by the teen at the London premiere of her new series War at the Odeon Luxe in Leicester Square.
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: As he tells tech bosses that we must 'not lose control of our destiny', the King clearly gets it on AI. But what about Labour?
Anyone who dismissed Sir Stephen Hawking's warning more than a decade ago that AI could 'spell the end of the human race' may well be reconsidering
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Lena Dunham's 'brutal' journey to motherhood after endometriosis battle and failed IVF cycle ended her 'dream' of carrying a child - as Girls star, 40, welcomes a baby via surrogate
The birth followed years of uncertainty about whether the 40-year-old could become a parent.
Ed Sheeran ticket prices plummet after Macklemore is dropped over 'Free Palestine' remarks
TicketData reported an 11 percent dip in resale prices since Monday, and resale ticket prices for Sheeran's upcoming concert in Philadelphia have dropped 24 percent.
Microsoft boss warns of AI creating own 'silicon species' to compete with humans
Mustafa Suleyman, the head of Microsoft AI, said on Thursday that developing autonomous AI risks creating a 'a new silicon species which will no doubt compete with us for resources'.
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Marvell pushes GlobalFoundries to light up wafer production
It might be the next trillion-dollar company, but it'll need some help on the supply side to do it
Wills and Harry couldn't be further apart as they make visits at opposite ends of the UK
On official royal business, the Prince and Princess of Wales had a go at the Gaelic sport of shinty with a smile, despite heavy rain, as they joined locals on the Isle of Bute.
China is building 'first-ever mothership capable of launching submarine drones'
Images taken by Vantor, a US defence intelligence company, show a red ship under construction at the Hudong-Zhonghua shipyard.
Charles warns tech giants of AI 'dangers': King gathers industry bosses to discuss rapid development and regulation
Convening leaders from the world's biggest AI companies in Scotland, Charles voiced his concern that its 'existential dangers' must be tackled now before technology falls 'into the wrong hands'.
Piddington migrant camp dealt another blow after discovery of one of world's rarest bats at planned asylum site
Barbastelle bats, a rare species of bats whose numbers are thought to have declined across Europe, have been detected by wildlife experts.
Ministers have 'no credible plan' to turn round British Steel - as Labour's flagship nationalisation racks up losses of more than £500 million
In a damning report, the Commons public accounts committee said the government was 'unable to articulate' a business plan for the troubled firm, which was nationalised more than a year ago.
Vogue Williams says she is still living inside the 'baby bubble' with son Remy after husband Spencer Matthews said he 'felt lonely' following the birth
Vogue Williams said she is still living inside the 'baby bubble' with son Remy as she shared a series of adorable photos of her newborn son on Instagram on Thursday.
CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Ronan's top of the class as a tortured teacher (and so are her pesky pupils)
A satirical black comedy, Bad Apples is all the more mischievous for being played dead straight, above all by the superb Saoirse Ronan as a teacher at the end of her tether.
AI coding agents' 0-click RCE flaw could hand attackers keys to the kingdom
Plugin4Shell attack affects all the major coding agents, researchers say
CLARE FOGES: Night I had to flee my home into the street and learned the hard way that women need to stop being so nice
It is taught that the highest female quality is niceness - and this means women are polite when they really shouldn't be. Not just on the phone to fraudsters but in far more dangerous situations.
Paul Mescal is spotted filming the day a 16-year-old Paul McCartney met John Lennon at a church fair in Liverpool for the Beatles biopic
They are two of the greatest musical collaborators in history and are widely considered to be one of the more successful songwriting partnerships of all time.