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GK Barry has revealed it took her a decade to realise the police were 'really wrong' to discourage her reporting her attacker when she was raped as a teen. 

Years ago, Eddie Richardson, the notorious South London gangster, was at a black-tie evening out when he spotted the man he hated more than any other - his brother Charlie.

A total of 242 arrests took place at the festival in west London on Sunday and 394 yesterday.

Pollster Luke Tryl said it is the highest Conservative vote share since January, and Reform's lowest in 18 months in a bad sign for Mr Farage's party.

Nepali rescuers have rescued a British man nearly a week after devastating flash floods tore through the country and killed over 1,000 people, authorities said.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from VentureBeat: The viral fervor we saw earlier this year around OpenClaw, the open source AI harness that turns powerful language models into autonomous workers the user can message via their favorite channels (Telegram, iMessage, WhatsApp, Discord etc), has cooled off substantially from its peak in March 2026. But over the weekend, OpenClaw's creator Peter Steinberger and current team of co-developers gave the world -- especially enterprises -- a reason to look at it again, announcing OpenClaw 2.0, billed as the most significant update to the harness and surrounding platform yet. OpenClaw 2.0 seeks to transform what began largely as a personal agent harness into something increasingly designed for teams, shared infrastructure and enterprise workflows. OpenClaw 2.0 introduces a rebuilt browser interface that brings conversations, files, approvals, configuration and live agent activity into a common workspace. It adds shared cloud sessions and multi-user collaboration. And it expands the security model with stronger sandboxing, role-based permissions, approval controls, secrets handling and auditing. Together, those additions move OpenClaw closer to being infrastructure that an organization could deploy for employees rather than simply a powerful agent an individual developer runs locally. They also sharpen a competitive question surrounding the project: whether OpenClaw has addressed the security and isolation concerns that helped inspire newer alternatives such as NanoClaw. The answer is increasingly yes at the capability level -- but not necessarily by default. Over the past two months, OpenClaw has been "build[ing] OpenClaw with OpenClaw," shifting its team from individual local coding tools to a shared agent environment at team.openclaw.ai that can see what everyone is working on. Steinberger called "multiplayer coding + infinite compute with nodes and cloud sessions" a "game changer," adding that local coding harnesses now "feel like relics of the past." VentureBeat highlights a use case from Solvely CEO Colin Johnson that shows how OpenClaw's multiplayer WebUI can improve collaboration between developers and AI agents. Instead of simply "messaging a bot," multiple developers can now join the same live session, see the same history and artifacts, and work "inside the same context." In Johnson's case, that meant a developer taking over his project could simply join the existing agent thread rather than rely on a separate handoff document. As he put it, "the session itself became the handoff document."

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George and Amal Clooney made a glamorous arrival at the 83rd Venice Film Festival via water taxi on Tuesday as the annual event gets set to begin.

A squirming Vladimir Putin has been told to halt his war in Ukraine for the sake of humanity during a meeting in Kyrgyzstan with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The programme, which was first aired in 1978, had become a recognisable part of the winter sports calendar, detailing all the latest news across the likes of the Winter Olympics to viewers.

Canadian prime minister Mark Carney has torched the Trump administration for 'doing memes' after cabinet secretaries were accused of mocking the country's military.

Napoli said: 'Following the onset of a mild benign arrhythmia, Scott McTominay will undergo corrective surgery using a cardiac arrhythmia ablation in the coming days.

The Dyson CameraJet is described as an 'entirely new way to clean your teeth', and features a built-in camera that uses machine learning to spot tiny gaps between your teeth.

Giovanni Pernice suffered a tense exchange with Craig Doyle and Christine Lampard on This Morning on Tuesday. 

Although most migrants have now returned to Morocco, between 3,500 and 7,000 people remain in Ceuta, with many resorting to making shanty towns on the beach.

Anthropic has reportedly signed a $35 billion cloud-computing deal with Nvidia-backed Lambda for a roughly 350-megawatt Texas data center being developed by Hut 8. "Lambda will install Nvidia chips at the Hut 8 facility, with the arrangement designed to expand the pool of Nvidia computing resources available to power Anthropic's Claude AI products," reports Quartz. From the report: The arrangement is a further sign of how Nvidia is positioning itself as a facilitator of computing access across the AI industry. It also benefited Lambda, which counts Nvidia as an investor and was able to land a major Anthropic contract without having to independently source or lease the underlying data center space, according to the Journal. The data center covers roughly 350 megawatts of capacity, according to Bloomberg. Hut 8, which began as a bitcoin mining company before moving into AI data centers, disclosed in July that an investment-grade customer had signed 15-year leases for its Texas campus, with a base contract value of $19.6 billion, without naming the tenant. The Lambda deal is the latest in a series of large computing agreements Anthropic has pursued. Last week, the company agreed to spend $45 billion to rent capacity from Nscale's West Virginia data center campus. It has also signed deals worth $50 billion with neocloud Fluidstack Ltd. and $45 billion with SpaceX, according to Bloomberg.

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A new whistleblower report says Trump's new mail-in voting crackdown for USPS risks disenfranchising tens of thousands of voters this fall.

The boat has been branded an 'eyesore' by local residents and tourists, who say it has been taking cover behind the Plymouth breakwater since arriving earlier in the summer from Gibraltar.

Dozens of sea lions have started washing up on US beaches, poisoned with an insidious neurotoxin that could kill people as well.

Alan Wotton, who has a heart condition and wears a hearing aid, stabbed his nephew 11 times before setting fire to his late sister's home where he had been staying.

It will make travelling to hospitals and railway stations faster