44 h. ago High court tells UK lawyers to stop misuse of AI after fake case

Ruling follows two cases blighted by actual or suspected use of artificial intelligence in legal workThe high court has told senior lawyers to take urgent action to prevent the misuse of artificial intelligence after dozens of fake case-law citations were put before the courts that were either completely fictitious or contained made-up passages.Lawyers are increasingly using AI systems to help them build legal arguments, but two cases this year were blighted by made-up case-law citations that were either definitely or suspected to have been generated by AI. Continue reading...

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53 h. ago Sam Thompson in complete agony and breaks down in tears as he FINALLY completes gruelling Soccer Aid challenge and raises £1.5M for Unicef after battling horrendous injuries

Despite suffering nasty injuries, the Made In Chelsea star, 32, battled through agonising pain to complete the 260-mile journey, crossing the finish line at Manchester's Old Trafford ground on Friday.

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5 d. ago Gary Neville left stunned by Liverpool after 'incredible' £10m transfer

Trent Alexander-Arnold finally completed a move from Liverpool to Real Madrid and ultimately earned the Reds a surprisingly big transfer fee ahead of the Club World Cup

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5 d. ago When did Madeleine McCanne go missing? A complete timeline of the child's disappearance

The evidence discovered at Christian Brueckner's house has unsettling pictures on it and suggests a fascination with young children

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5 d. ago When did Madeleine McCann go missing? A complete timeline of the child's disappearance

The evidence discovered at Christian Brueckner's house has unsettling pictures on it and suggests a fascination with young children

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6 d. ago ‘Yes, there was a riot, but it was great’: Cabaret Voltaire on violent gigs, nuclear noise – and returning to mark 50 years

They made music like sonic warfare, using steamhammers for drums and annoying anyone they could. As the band return, they relive the mayhem years – and their soundtrack spinoffs, from Attenborough to ChernobylFifty years ago, Cabaret Voltaire shocked the people of Sheffield into revolt. A promoter screamed for the band to get off stage, while an audience baying for blood had to be held back with a clarinet being swung around for protection. All of which was taking place over the deafening recording of a looped steamhammer being used in place of a drummer, as a cacophony of strange, furious noises drove the crowd into a frenzy. “We turned up, made a complete racket, and then got attacked,” recalls Stephen Mallinder. “Yes, there was a bit of a riot, and I ended up in hospital, but it was great. That gig was the start of something because nothing like that had taken place in Sheffield before. It was ground zero.”Mallinder and his Cabaret Voltaire co-founder Chris Watson are sitting tog...

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7 d. ago Made In Chelsea's Frankie Gaff engaged after unexpected proposal on holiday

Made In Chelsea's Frankie Gaff has left fans completely blown away after sharing she has become engaged to her businessman fiancé Jamie on a sun-soaked getaway

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1 week ago Men caught sliding down roof of National Football Museum in 'complete madness'

"I’m a free climber. I just like to climb on roofs, do some stunts and have some fun"

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2 w. ago Carlo Ancelotti bows out at Real Madrid: ‘I don’t regret a thing. I’ve had a good time’

Winner of four Champions Leagues over two spells, club’s most successful manager will for ever be adored by fansSometimes things don’t go the way they were planned, they go better. The call that ended with Carlo Ancelotti back at Real Madrid started as something completely different. It was August 2021, he was manager at Everton and he had phoned to ask Madrid’s chief executive José Ángel Sánchez about borrowing players but talk turned to their search for a coach. Zinedine Zidane had walked out again, dropping a letter bomb on the way, and Ancelotti wondered whether they had found anyone yet. Madrid were struggling and Sánchez said no, we’re still looking. Which is when the Italian replied that they needed the best and luckily they were already talking to him. “Or have you forgotten about 2014?” he said.It was classic Carlo. Gently done, an idea cleverly slipped in as if it were not an idea at all, just a throwaway line, another true word said in jest. And like so much of what he do...

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3 w. ago Dean Huijsen signs for Real Madrid in £50m deal with Bournemouth

Madrid meet sought-after 20-year-old’s release clauseDefender had been on radar of a host of top clubsReal Madrid have completed the signing of the Bournemouth centre-back Dean Huijsen. The 20-year-old defender, who has also been targeted by Chelsea, Arsenal, Bayern Munich, Liverpool and Newcastle, will join the Spanish club at the end of the season after they agreed to pay a £50m release clause.Real tried to sign the Netherlands-born Spain international when he was a youth player at Málaga and have continued to track the former Juventus and Roma defender’s progress. Huijsen’s footballing idol is Sergio Ramos, the former Spain and Madrid defender. After a loan spell at Roma, Huijsen signed for Bournemouth in July 2024. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Rory McIlroy shows signs of Masters hangover in bid for historic PGA Championship win

Rory McIlroy’s nerve-shredding victory at Augusta National made him just the sixth male golfer to complete a career grand slam and gave him a fifth major title, one behind Sir Nick Faldo.

Culture

4 w. ago 'After 11 gruelling rounds of IVF, I made history by completing 3 insane challenges'

After going through 11 rounds of unsuccessful IVF, Jessica Hepburn gave her life a new focus as she turned to adventure. Little did she know her challenges would later see her make history

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