95 m. ago The surprising reason why Gene Hackman was branded 'ruler of Australia' before his death

Gene Hackman will forever be known as one of the greatest actors of his generation following his tragic death aged 95 this week.

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3 h. ago Oregon DMV resumes automatic voter registrations after errors registered people lacking citizenship

Oregon authorities say the state's DMV has resumed automatic voter registrations

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3 h. ago Noel and Liam Gallagher reunite at lavish London hotel with surprise peacemakers as they prepare to embark on Oasis reunion gigs

The estranged brothers are set to embark on a huge comeback tour this summer, and recently caught up with each other at Nobu Hotel Portman Square near Hyde Park.

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3 h. ago Noel and Liam Gallagher reunite at lavish London hotel with surprise peacemakers as they prepare to embark on

Noel and Liam Gallagher reunite at lavish London hotel with surprise peacemakers as they prepare to embark on  Daily Mail

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5 h. ago The Apprentice star Jana Denzel QUITS the series as he shocks Lord Sugar during boardroom showdown

The Apprentice's Jana Denzel sent shockwaves around the boardroom as he quit the show in a surprise move during Thursday's episode. 

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6 h. ago Surprising UK city that ranks cheapest for Easter with the kids

With Easter weekend being the next set of bank holidays on the horizon parents are already slapping on their thinking caps for ways to amuse all ages while not breaking the bank

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7 h. ago Nostradamus' chilling 'plague' prediction for 2025 may be about to come true

Nostradamus prophesised that there will be the return of an old plague in England in 2025 - now, scientists have discovered a new strain living within bats that could be 10 times more deadly than Covid

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8 h. ago Physician reveals surprising questions you should always ask your doctor to tell if they're a fraud

A TikTok famous cancer doctor has revealed the important questions you should ask at the clinic before seeking treatment.

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8 h. ago Trump's permanent USAID cuts slam humanitarian programs worldwide: 'We are being pushed off a cliff'

Health groups and non-governmental organizations have expressed surprise and outrage after the Trump administration’s decision to cut 90% of USAID’s foreign aid contracts

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8 h. ago Scientists scorn EPA push to say climate change isn't a danger, say just look around at the world

As President Donald Trump's administration looks to reverse a cornerstone finding that climate change endangers human health and welfare, scientists say they need to look around because it’s obvious how bad global warming is and how its getting worse

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9 h. ago Coronation Street fans spot Daniel Osbourne star's partner in ITV soap cameo

Coronation Street star Rob Mallard's real-life boyfriend made a surprise cameo on the ITV soap this week.

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10 h. ago I tested the Whoop 4.0 and it might be the best fitness tracker out there

I tested the latest model and was surprised at what it taught me about my health

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11 h. ago Eruption of Mount Vesuvius turned its victims' brains to GLASS: Scientists discover unique shards inside the skull of a person caught in the blast in Herculaneum

Researchers have unearthed a piece of dark-coloured organic glass which was found inside the skull of an individual who died in the ancient Roman city of Herculaneum nearly 2,000 years ago.

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11 h. ago The Ring magazine names Tyson Fury as surprise No 1 heavyweight in updated rankings

Joseph Parker and Agit Kabayel are among those to be included, after their stoppage wins last week

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11 h. ago Space station’s lack of dirt may damage astronauts’ health, says study

Researchers find lack of microbial diversity on ISS after astronauts swabbed 803 surfacesExcessive cleanliness is not generally regarded as a downside when it comes to travel accommodation. However, scientists have concluded that the International Space Station is so sterile that it could be having a negative impact on astronauts’ health and have suggested making it “dirtier”.The study found that the ISS is largely devoid of environmental microbes found in soil and water that are thought to beneficial to the immune system. The lack of microbial diversity could help to explain why astronauts often experience immune-related health problems such as rashes, cold sores, fungal infections and shingles. Continue reading...

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11 h. ago Cristiano Ronaldo and Jude Bellingham beaten by surprise choice in world's sexiest footballer survey

While the Al-Nassr and Real Madrid stars are traditionally thought of as two of the most marketable profiles on the planet, they did not clinch first place in this study.

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11 h. ago The International Space Station is too clean, scientists say

The International Space Station may be too sterile – and the astronauts on board could benefit from it being a little dirtier, according to a new study.

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11 h. ago Dermatologist warns three common habits could be damaging your hair

A dermatologist has listed three controversial things she would never do to her hair and explained why they can be damaging for your locks - some people may be surprised

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12 h. ago Scientist verdict on new bat coronavirus in China and 'potential for human spillover'

Experts have had their say on whether the new coronavirus found in China has epidemic potential

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13 h. ago AI is ‘beating’ humans at empathy and creativity. But these games are rigged | MJ Crockett

Research pitting people against AI systems gives AI an edge by asking us to perform in machine-like waysTechno-optimists are evangelizing a vision of “superhuman” artificial intelligence. Dario Amodei, CEO of the AI company Anthropic, predicts within a few years, AI will be “better than almost all humans at almost everything”. Elon Musk’s so-called “department of government efficiency” (Doge) is proposing replacing government workers with chatbots in the name of efficiency. And some scientists are claiming that AI can already outperform humans even in domains previously thought to be exclusively human, like empathy, creativity and conflict resolution.It’s true that in several prominent studies, researchers have staged “competitions” in which AI technology appears to outperform humans in these very human areas. But a closer look reveals that these games are rigged against us humans. The competitions do not actually ask machines to perform human tasks; it’s more accurate to say that t...

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