3 d. ago Intel and Lenvo partner for $10m supercomputer at Imperial College London

Intel and Lenvo partner for $10m supercomputer at Imperial College London  Data Center Dynamics

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6 d. ago Spurs hold talks over signing Brentford’s Bryan Mbeumo and interested in Wissa

Thomas Frank could move for former club’s main strikersSpurs file legal claim against Ineos over sponsorship dealTottenham have held initial talks about signing Bryan Mbeumo from Thomas Frank’s former club Brentford and are also interested in bringing his strike-partner Yoane Wissa to north London.Frank was confirmed as Ange Postecoglou’s replacement on Thursday and is targeting the duo that contributed 39 Premier League goals in last season for Brentford as he attempts to strengthen the Spurs squad. Mbeumo is also wanted by Manchester United, who had an offer worth up to £55m for the Cameroon forward rejected last week and are expected to return with an improved bid. Brentford value the 25-year-old at more than £60m but are not expected to stand in his way if they can agree a deal, with Mbeumo previously thought to favour a move to Old Trafford. Continue reading...

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6 d. ago Spurs hold talks over signing Brentford’s Bryan Mbeumo and are interested in Yoane Wissa

Thomas Frank could move for former club’s main strikersSpurs file legal claim against Ineos over sponsorship dealTottenham have held initial talks about signing Bryan Mbeumo from Thomas Frank’s former club Brentford and are also interested in bringing his strike partner Yoane Wissa to north London.Frank was confirmed as Ange Postecoglou’s replacement on Thursday and is targeting the duo that contributed 39 Premier League goals last season for Brentford as he attempts to strengthen the Spurs squad. Mbeumo is also wanted by Manchester United, who had an offer worth up to £55m for the Cameroon forward rejected last week and are expected to return with an improved bid. Continue reading...

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1 week ago Keir Starmer says technology can create a ‘better future’ as he addresses AI fears

Prime minister announces changes to boost UK’s artificial intelligence infrastructure in speech at London Tech WeekUK politics live – latest updatesKeir Starmer has said ministers should be able to “look every parent in the eye” and pledge that tech can create a “better future” for their children.The UK prime minister opened London Tech Week with a series of policy announcements on artificial intelligence, including a boost to AI infrastructure and a new AI tool to transform the planning system. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Bollywood film worker and his 'beautiful' partner died at their west London home 'after taking killer synthetic drug hundreds of times stronger than heroin'

A Bollywood film worker and his 'beautiful' partner died at their west London home after taking a 'mystery green pill', it was revealed today.

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2 w. ago Bollywood film worker and his 'beautiful' partner died at their west London home 'after taking mystery green pill'

A Bollywood film worker and his 'beautiful' partner died at their west London home after taking a 'mystery green pill', it was revealed today.

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2 w. ago Bollywood film worker and his 'beautiful' partner died at their west London home 'after taking killer syntheti

Bollywood film worker and his 'beautiful' partner died at their west London home 'after taking killer syntheti  Daily Mail

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2 w. ago Crystal Palace footballer, Ebere Eze traditionally weds partner in London [VIDEO]

Crystal Palace footballer, Ebere Eze traditionally weds partner in London [VIDEO]  Daily Post Nigeria

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2 w. ago Stephanie Beacham: ‘The worst thing anyone’s said to me? Loved you in Dallas’

The actor on the terror of working in Boots aged 15, her Liam Neeson obsession and Zooming in her knickersBorn in London, Stephanie Beacham, 78, studied mime in Paris and went to Rada. In 1971, she appeared opposite Marlon Brando in The Nightcomers and then made Hammer horror films. During the 80s she starred as Sable Colby in Dynasty and The Colbys. She has appeared on stage at the National Theatre and for the RSC; her other TV work includes Tenko, Sister Kate – for which she earned a Golden Globe nomination – and Coronation Street. She plays the lead in the film Grey Matter, which is streaming now. She has two daughters and lives with her partner in Cornwall and London.What is your greatest fear? Becoming deaf and blind, which is what happened to my father. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago London Partner Roberta Downey Wired for Disputes: Tech, Infrastructure, and the New Frontier of Risk

London Partner Roberta Downey Wired for Disputes: Tech, Infrastructure, and the New Frontier of Risk  JD Supra

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3 w. ago Polestar to be exclusive car partner for inaugural London edition of SXSW

Polestar to be exclusive car partner for inaugural London edition of SXSW  Just Auto

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3 w. ago Chris Hughes gushes over JoJo Siwa as he supports her during London gig

EXCLUSIVE: Beaming Chris Hughes was ever the proud partner as he gushed over JoJo Siwa during her London concert on Monday night, smiling and waving to the singer on stage.

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3 w. ago Chris Hughes gushes over JoJo Siwa as he proudly supports her during London gig

Chris Hughes was ever the proud partner as he watched JoJo Siwa's London concert on Monday night, smiling and waving to the singer as he gushed over her performance.

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4 w. ago London Broncos partner with Australian firm as part of new five

London Broncos partner with Australian firm as part of new five-year plan  BBC

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last month Film festival to premiere clergy sex abuse documentary partly based on Guardian reporting

God As My Witness details priest’s relationship with teen who later killed himself and other abuse allegationsA new documentary examining the Catholic clergy molestation scandal in New Orleans – based in part on journalism by the Guardian and its local reporting partner WWL Louisiana – is making its world premiere at London’s Raindance film festival in June.God As My Witness is also nominated for best feature-length documentary at the major film festival’s 33rd edition, according to the movie’s director, Lindsay Quinn Pitre. Continue reading...

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