62 minutes ago Behave yourselves! Prison bosses attempt to curb sickening scenes of celebration outside jails as next set of prisoners set to be let out under Labour's early release scheme

Labour's emergency scheme to ease overcrowding led to jubilant criminals dancing in the street and being sprayed with bottles of bubbly.

Events

63 minutes ago QUENTIN LETTS: Sending migrants to St Helena is 'nothing like' Rwanda, wailed the Lefties. True

QUENTIN LETTS: Tories pointed out that the plan was remarkably similar to the one they had to send migrants to Rwanda. This accusation of hypocrisy was pooh-poohed by Labour MPs.

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82 minutes ago Michael Douglas, 80, shares selfie with daughter Carys as she reveals sweet nickname

Hollywood actor shared an adorable selfie with his daughter Carys during his visit to her Ivy League college where she is studying Film and International Relations

Politics

2 hours ago Statue of Queen Victoria is defaced with red paint as King Charles visits Australia

The iconic statue of Queen Victoria, located outside the Queen Victoria Building in Sydney's CBD, has been defaced with red paint as King Charles tours Australia.

Politics

2 hours ago 'Delivering NHS fit for 21st century is prize only Labour government can win for Britain'

Britain's National Health Service is the closest thing we have in this country to a true national religion, and Labour's plans to restore it to greatness with ambitious plans benefits us all

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2 hours ago Rupert Murdoch’s Dow Jones and New York Post sue AI firm for ‘illegal copying’

Publishers file suit against Perplexity AI, accusing startup of ‘brazen scheme’ and ‘freeriding on valuable content’The media baron Rupert Murdoch’s Dow Jones and the New York Post filed a lawsuit against Perplexity AI on Monday, claiming the artificial intelligence startup engages in a “massive amount of illegal copying” of their copyrighted work.The lawsuit is the latest salvo in a bitter ongoing battle between publishers and tech companies over how the latter may use copyrighted content without authorization to build and operate their AI systems. Continue reading...

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3 hours ago Serious Fraud Office probes £112mn hotel built by leading UK trade union

Birmingham project commissioned by Unite has been valued at way below its construction cost

Society

4 hours ago Tourists return to NYC's Vessel sculpture after it reopens with netting to prevent deaths

A building-sized sculpture popular with tourists in Manhattan is open again with new safety features meant to prevent people from jumping off its viewpoints

Events

5 hours ago Football fans report Twitter troll to the police after he labelled female supporter a 'fridge freezer' in cruel weight jibe

The incident occurred after X, formerly known as Twitter, user @abbey1878 shared a picture of herself and two other friends attending Everton 's trip to Ipswich Town on Saturday.

Sport

5 hours ago Wetherspoons pub owned by Lord Sugar was overrun by squatters days after closing

Shortly after the popular east London pub was closed in the building owned by businessman and TV star Lord Alan Sugar, it played host to a number of unwelcome visitors

Politics