1 hour ago One in 10 parents see no problem in letting kids use AI to help with homework

Researchers quizzed 2,000 Brits across all age groups about their views on AI, including how the technology is used and in which circumstances it is most appropriate

Society

3 d. ago Pahalgam terror attack: Timeline of deadliest attacks in Kashmir since 2000

At least 26 people were killed and more than a dozen injured after gunmen opened fire on a group of tourists in Kashmir

Events

3 d. ago Dozens of tourists killed after gun attack at holiday resort in Kashmir

Cops have blamed rebels fighting against Indian rule for the deaths at Baisaran meadow.

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3 d. ago Kashmir shooting live: 'Terror' attack at resort as at least 28 tourists dead and dozens in hospital

At least 28 people are now said to have been killed and many more have been injured after at least four gunmen opened fire at a tourist resort in Indian-controlled Kashmir with police calling it a "terror attack"

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3 d. ago Gunmen kill at least 20 tourists in 'terror attack' at resort in Kashmir

Indian police said at least four militant gunmen fired at dozens of tourists from close range in disputed region

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4 d. ago Why 500,000 Britons including my wife who signed up to this medical research trial MUST leave it now, writes DR MARTIN SCURR

My wife feels furious and let down. They are sentiments I share, alongside guilt for encouraging her to provide yet more data.

Science

6 d. ago Italian man reveals the 'miracle' coffee gesture from a colleague that stopped him driving cable car that plummeted 100ft and killed four, including British couple

A group of holidaymakers, which included a British couple, were travelling up Monte Faito, which overlooks the bay of Naples, on Thursday, when the traction cable snapped.

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6 d. ago Miliband in blistering attack on Farage’s UK net zero ‘nonsense and lies’

The energy secretary has accused Reform UK’s leader of peddling dangerous falsehoods about renewable power• Tories and Reform use the steel crisis to knock clean energy. They’re wrong: it will secure all our futuresEd Miliband has torn into Nigel Farage and the Tories for peddling dangerous “nonsense and lies” by suggesting the UK’s net zero target is responsible for destroying Britain’s businesses, including its steel industry.Cabinet ministers are determined to fight back against the way Reform UK and the Conservatives have unceremoniously lambasted the climate crisis agenda for what they believe are nakedly political reasons before important local elections next month. Continue reading...

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7 d. ago Wrestling icons back from dead including British Bulldog like you've never seen him before

EXCLUSIVE: Artificial intelligence has brought many WWE, ECW and WCW wrestling legends back to life, including the British Bulldog, Umaga, Chris Candido and Chyna

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7 d. ago Student, 13, dies after bus full of children overturns on way back from school trip

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT One boy, aged 13, has been confirmed dead and multiple others have been rushed to hospital following the devastating school bus crash

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7 d. ago Ryanair's strict £46 suitcase rule catching tourists out before they board

The budget airline Ryanair isn't always wallet-friendly with British travellers continually subjected to hidden fees, including one hefty fee tied to checked luggage

Society

8 d. ago Are cable cars safe? How they work and worst disasters after Naples crash kills four

Some 28 miles to the southeast of Naples in Southern Italy, four people have been killed including British woman Margaret Elaine Winn, 58, in a cable car incident but how safe are these roads in the sky?

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8 d. ago British food and drink industry call on EU to ‘reset’ trade ties

Retailers and food producers offer to help efforts reduce ‘unnecessary red tape’ costing industry billions of poundsMore than a dozen of Britain’s biggest retailers and food producers, including Marks & Spencer, J Sainsbury and Asda, have called on the EU to reduce checks on food and drink crossing the Channel and Irish Sea, which they say are costing billions of pounds.Ahead of a summit on 19 May that is hoped to “reset” trade ties five years on from Brexit, they are urging politicians to hammer out a deal on sanitary and phytosanitary checks. They hope this would include a veterinary agreement and would harmonise food safety rules or recognise them as equivalent. Continue reading...

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8 d. ago A British and an Israeli woman were along 4 killed in a cable car crash south of Naples

An Italian official says three tourists were among four people who died when a cable car crashed south of Naples, including a British and an Israeli woman

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1 week ago Stealth raid is set to drag 18 MILLION more Brits into tax system including huge numbers of pensioners even if Labour doesn't extend threshold freeze beyond 2027

HM Revenue & Customs estimates, revealed under freedom of information rules, have laid bare the scale of the stealth raid.

Economics

1 week ago Andrew Tate sued in Britain for 'coercive control' by four women whose claims include rape, violence and threats at gunpoint

Four women who claim Andrew Tate 'coercively controlled them' through rape, strangulation and gunpoint threats have launched an unprecedented legal case against him.

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2 w. ago Drug lord described as 'Pablo Escobar' of Iran linked to feared UK gang

Naji Sharifi Zindashti, described as a 'narco terrorist', is suspected of supplying the Hackney Bombers with heroin while masterminding a string of murders including a Brit

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2 w. ago MPs and Lords head to parliament as PM aims to pass emergency law today to save British Steel – live

MPs to debate emergency law that will give the business secretary the power to direct the companyBlast furnaces have been making steel in Britain for 300 years, ever since they helped start the Industrial Revolution. This weekend, parliament will sit for the first Saturday in decades as it tries to keep the last two furnaces running for a bit longer.Keir Starmer has recalled MPs to discuss emergency powers to direct steel companies, including British Steel’s Scunthorpe steelworks, to “preserve capability and ensure public safety”. The move would be short of nationalisation, but it would give the government more influence on the steel industry than at any point since Margaret Thatcher. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Criticise Trump’s tariffs all you like, but western sanctions aren’t any better – just ask Syria | Simon Jenkins

This form of economic aggression is macho and myopic, yet countries including the UK refuse to give it upAmong the more improbable countries that Donald Trump punished most severely last week was Syria, with a 41% tariff in retaliation for its part in the “raping and plundering” of the US economy. That should teach it a lesson for toppling Bashar al-Assad last year.The Damascus regime that subsequently came to power is pleading for help in keeping order and restoring its economy. But the chief obstacle is not Trump’s absurd tariff – now reduced to 10%. It is the sanctions regime imposed on it for the past 14 years by the west, including Britain. The US prohibits nearly all trade and financial transactions, extending this to foreign companies engaged with the Syrian government. EU sanctions targeted crude oil, investments, banking, telecoms and more. No tariff could be as severe as this.Simon Jenkins is a Guardian columnist Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Trump’s tariffs are ruinous, but are western sanctions any better? Just look at Syria | Simon Jenkins

Sanctions as a form of economic aggression are macho and myopic, yet countries including the UK refuse to call a haltAmong the more improbable countries that Donald Trump punished most severely last week was Syria, with a 41% tariff in retaliation for its part in the “raping and plundering” of the US economy. That should teach it a lesson for toppling Bashar al-Assad last year.The Damascus regime that subsequently came to power is pleading for help in keeping order and restoring its economy. But the chief obstacle is not Trump’s absurd tariff – now reduced to 10%. It is the sanctions regime imposed on it for the past 14 years by the west, including Britain. The US prohibits nearly all trade and financial transactions, extending this to foreign companies engaged with the Syrian government. EU sanctions targeted crude oil, investments, banking, telecoms and more. No tariff could be as severe as this.Simon Jenkins is a Guardian columnistDo you have an opinion on the issues raised in th...

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