21 m. ago Queen Mary of Denmark is typically chic as she attends church service in Copenhagen alongside husband King Frederik X

The Danish royal couple attended a Copenhagen church service to mark the third anniversary of the invasion of Ukraine today.

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34 m. ago India demands more UK visas as the price of a free trade deal with Britain

Minister of Commerce Piyush Goyal said that allowing British companies access to India's services sector would require greater access for its staff.

Economics

35 m. ago Why Black and Decker is trying to remove the ‘Stanley’ from the iconic mugs

Stanley Black and Decker said it wants to protect its brand and reputation after PMI — which makes Stanley cups — was forced to recall 2.6 million cups due to faulty lids that led to burns

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36 m. ago Delta passengers forced to evacuate on slides after 'smoke fills cabin' at Atlanta airport

Delta Air Lines passengers were forced to evacuate after smoke filled the cabin at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport on Monday. 

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44 m. ago The Guardian view on AI and copyright: creativity should be cherished, not given away | Editorial

The government’s consultation was weighted towards big tech. Now is the time for a rethinkIt’s a seductive promise: let our computers scrape the internet for ideas, images, forms of words, stories, music, jokes and our industry will make your country rich. For a UK government desperate for economic growth, the demands of tech companies for copyright laws to be relaxed – in order that their artificial intelligence (AI) systems can access as much online content as possible without having to pay or seek permission – have been hard to resist. The US and China are the global leaders of this new tech race. But the UK has a chance to compete that ministers are desperate not to miss.To AI businesses, copyright is an irritant. Three years ago, it appeared that their lobbyists were on the verge of getting their way when a government agency, the Intellectual Property Office, recommended an exemption for data mining. This would grant bots free rein and – so the argument...

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60 m. ago Keir Starmer says sanctions could force Putin to make concessions over Ukraine

It comes on the third anniversary of Russia invading Ukraine

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62 m. ago Clint Hill, Secret Service agent who leapt onto JFK's car after the president was shot, dies at 93

The Secret Service agent who leapt onto the back of President John F. Kennedy's limousine after the president was shot has died

Events

67 m. ago Q2i, King's College London, and UK Government Join Forces to Revolutionize Prisoner Reintegration with AI

Q2i, King's College London, and UK Government Join Forces to Revolutionize Prisoner Reintegration with AI  Yahoo Finance

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71 m. ago Rangers panic as Elon Musk’s job cuts remove vital services in national parks

The Trump administration laid off 1,000 National Park Employees last week, a move rangers say will cause chaos across the country.

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77 m. ago Wyatt Earp and The Facts of Life star John Lawlor dies as family share heartbreaking tribute

Actor John Lawlor, who best known for roles on Wyatt Earp and The Facts of Life, has died at the age of 83

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88 m. ago Ukrainian soldiers remove US tribute patches from uniforms in anger at Trump

Cloth patches have been worn by Ukrainian soldiers as a sign of solidarity with the US, but members of the military are angered by Donald Trump’s overtures to Russia

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89 m. ago Blow to British hopes as injury forces Emile Cairess out of London Marathon

Blow to British hopes as injury forces Emile Cairess out of London Marathon  The Guardian

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91 m. ago Starbucks is culling 10 drinks from its menu in March — here’s what’s replacing them

The coffee giant will also bring back self-service condiments and free refills for in-store customers

Politics

98 m. ago Free King Charles! Why does the monarch have to be a Presbyterian?

It’s time to liberate King Charles and his descendants from outdated laws that require the UK’s head of state to be a Presbyterian

Politics

1 hour ago First picture of Scots pensioner and two dogs killed in horror fire at Scots home

Emergency services raced to Balnagowan Road in Selkirk after the alarm was raised at around 5.30am on Saturday.

Events

2 h. ago All the road tax rises coming in April 2025 as some drivers set to pay double

From April 1, 2025, a number of wide-sweeping changes to Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) will come into force - and they will impact a significant number of drivers

Economics

2 h. ago Putin must be forced into concessions on Ukraine, Starmer tells world leaders on third anniversary of conflict

PM says UK will help Ukraine achieve ‘a just and lasting peace’

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2 h. ago Newsboy's horse racing selections for Tuesday's three meetings, including Wolverhampton Nap

Newsboy reckons course and distance winner Sisters In The Sky is the best bet of the day at Wolverhampton (7.00) and he also rates Charlatan highly on the same card (7.30)

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2 h. ago He's spent his life in public service, now he'll serve time behind bars

Cheshire MP Mike Amesbury has been jailed for 10 weeks following a shameful incident outside a Frodsham taxi rank

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2 h. ago Arrest for 'blunt weapon' incident after armed cops descend on Inverness flat

Emergency services were called to Smithton Park in the city following reports of "a man with a blunt weapon causing a disturbance" at around 11.35am on Monday.

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