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Lady Justice Thirlwall has found babies could have been saved if concerns about Lucy Letby had been acted on sooner, ...

Emergence World tested leading AI models to see how they would act in certain simulated environments. What followed was a ...

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London's bid chiefs say they are "deeply disappointed" at the result, after organisers chose the Kenyan capital, saying it ...

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Police and council officers say they will be able to ask anyone wearing a face covering to remove it if their identity is being hidden to "commit a crime or behave anti-socially".

Pipes were "deliberately" attached to rails at 24 locations across central and ‌northern Netherlands. Police are investigating who might have been behind the major outage.

Caspar San Giorgi was cleared after arguing his act wasn't criminal and the washable paint hadn't damaged the statue.

A damning report laid blame on a "toxic culture", with executives more concerned about hospital reputation than safety.

Space security expert Dr Mark Hilborne explains that weapons in orbit are primarily designed for defence against attacks in ...