59 m. ago American in UK claims he was 'almost arrested' due to one big language difference

An American tourist charged his frustration about how one big language difference between the US and the UK almost had him 'arrested' after he tried to find his accommodation in London

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88 m. ago Apple Watch Series 11, Ultra 3 and SE3 review: Which smartwatch should you buy?

All three smartwatches boast a speedy new processor and come with a new sleep score feature

Politics

1 hour ago Newsboy’s horseracing tips for Wednesday’s four meetings, including Yarmouth Nap

Newsboy fancies his nap, Beautiful Love, to win at Yarmouth and also hopes Sallaal can score at Sandown and complete his Daily Double

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1 hour ago Finding happiness in amber: On Germany's Baltic coast, people go hunting for the precious pieces

Along the German Baltic coast, locals and tourists scour the beaches for amber

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2 h. ago Shop Ranvir Singh's exact 'so beautiful' high street jumpsuit with a waist

Good Morning Britain presenter Ranvir Singh has been wowing fans with her fashion choices this week, and her latest figure-flattering look is no different - plus, it's from the high street

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2 h. ago AI will make the rich unfathomably richer. Is this really what we want? | Dustin Guastella

The ‘knowledge economy’ promised cultural and social growth. Instead, we got worsening inequality and division. Artificial intelligence will supercharge itRecently, Palantir – a tech corporation that boasts no fewer than five billionaire executives – announced its Q2 earnings: over a billion dollars generated in a single quarter. Forty-eight per cent growth in its business compared with the same quarter last year, including 93% growth in its US commercial business. These elephantine numbers are maddening – and, in large part, a result of the company fully embracing AI.The AI revolution is here and, as its proponents remind us daily, it will remake our world, making every company and government agency more efficient and less error-prone while helping us unlock hitherto unheard of advances in science and technology. Not only this, but if we play our cards right, big tech’s latest explosion could yield unprecedented economic growth.Dustin Guastella is director of operations for Teamste...

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2 h. ago Sainsbury's 'light and warm' £28 jacket shoppers say is 'great for autumn'

Sainsbury's shoppers have dubbed the popular jacket "beautiful" and "lovely" after buying it online

Economics

2 h. ago Wisteria will continue to flower next spring when 1 task is done now

Wisteria is a beautiful climbing plant, so gardening expert Ish has shared his top tips for caring for wisteria in autumn

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3 h. ago Birdwatchers rejoice! Exotic Glossy Ibis usually found in the Mediterranean starts breeding in the UK

Boasting a long, curved bill and iridescent feathers, these heron-like birds are most commonly spotted on the Mediterranean coast. But the Glossy Ibis is arriving into the UK in their hundreds, experts reveal.

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3 h. ago UK tourists in Canary Islands told ‘close windows’ as alert issued

The Cananry Islands government has declared a state of pre-alert as dust clouds are forecast

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3 h. ago New Look shoppers snap up 'absolutely gorgeous' winter coat as the Scottish weather turns

Fashion fans have been hailing the coat 'beautiful' and say it 'fits really well'

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4 h. ago Terrifying moment killer whales sink tourist yacht off Portugal coast

Footage has emerged showing a sailboat carrying five people going down after being attacked by a pod of orcas near Fonte de Telha Beach in Costa da Caparica, Portugal

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4 h. ago Chairlift disaster leaves three dead and nine injured as cable snaps sending tourists crashing onto rocks on Russia's highest mountain

The accident happened on September 12 on the slopes of Mount Elbrus, in the North Caucasus republic of Kabardino-Balkaria, where 37 people were riding the cableway.

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5 h. ago Moment tourists push boat packed with migrants away from shore after it attempted to land on beach on Greek paradise island

Furious tourists were seen in dramatic footage trying to push a migrant-packed boat away from shore as they descended on a Greek beach. 

Society

5 h. ago Alan Rickman's forgotten last ever film now streaming on Amazon Prime

Eye in the Sky boasts an ensemble of Hollywood A-listers, including the likes of Helen Mirren, Aaron Paul and Alan Rickman, in a military thriller that has 'must-watch status'

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5 h. ago 'Underrated' village with stunning beaches, independent shops and cosy pubs

St Agnes is a popular holiday destination for those looking to explore the Cornish coast and its hidden gems - and it's not hard to see why

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5 h. ago Stephen Graham delights fans after ‘beautiful’ conversation with fellow Emmy winner

Fans have called interaction ‘pure gold’

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7 h. ago Woman 'puts men to shame' with stunning new eating record in Benidorm

Leah Shutkever's victory came at Uncle Ron's café in the tourist destination as she "put men to shame" by devouring a 40-item full English breakfast in less than seven minutes.

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8 h. ago What We Can Know by Ian McEwan review – the limits of liberalism

A century from now, a literature scholar pieces together a picture of our times in a novel that quietly compels us to consider the moral consequences of global catastropheThe sheer Englishness of Ian McEwan’s fiction may not be fully visible to his English readers. But it is clearly, and amusingly, visible to at least this Irish reader. It isn’t just McEwan’s elegiac, indeed patriotic, attentiveness to English landscapes – to the wildflowers and hedgerows and crags, to the “infinite shingle” of Chesil Beach, to the Chilterns turkey oak in the first paragraph of Enduring Love. Nor is it merely the ferocious home counties middle-classness of his later novels, in which every significant character is at the very least a neurosurgeon or a high court judge, everyone is conversant with Proust, Bach and Wordsworth, and members of the lower orders tend to appear as worrying upstarts from a world in which nobody plonks out the Goldberg Variations on the family baby grand. No, McEwan’s English...

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9 h. ago Thomasina Miers’ recipes for cod with courgettes, green olives and lemon, and a blackberry and almond slice

A fragrant parcel of baked fish seasoned with herbs and lemon, all rounded off with a fruity, nutty dessertThere is something so simple but so delicious about a parcel of fish. Like unwrapping an edible present, the smell hits you before anything else, which in this case is fennel, thyme and lemon. It is a delicate way to cook fish, so the sauce needs to have some character, and basil, olives and lemon with a slick of olive oil make a beautiful, late-summer seasoning. Round off the feast with a blackberry and crisp almond pastry slice that tastes all the better if you forage your own fruit. Continue reading...

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