Uber driver killed customer after he was sick in his car, trial hears
Mail Onlineby Jada Bas9d ago
An Uber driver deliberately ran over a customer who had just been sick in the back seat of his car, a murder trial heard today.
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top 84%Stop worrying about my AI, says multibillionaire Sam Altman. So we bear the risks and he keeps the money | Chris Stokel-Walker
The Guardianby Chris Stokel-Walker9d ago
Tech bros’ messianic streaks can show up in subtle ways. But one of Sam Altman’s flaws is that he often lacks that subtlety.
Gogglebox's Baasit Siddiqui celebrates his 14 year wedding anniversary
Mail Onlineby Charlotte Dean9d ago
Gogglebox star Baasit Siddiqui has paid tribute to his rarely seen wife Melissa in a social media post celebrating their 14th wedding anniversary.
Mapped: Britain's prostate cancer hotspots amid surge in under 50s
Mail Onlineby Zoe Hardy9d ago
Prostate cancer cases in young men across England have nearly quadrupled over the past two decades, new research has suggested.
From food to fuel, AI helps pinpoint how to grow ‘microalgae’ at scale
The Conversation UKby Amarnath Krishnamoorthy, Lecturer, Sustainable Bioenergy, University of the West of Scotland9d ago
Microalgae (microscopic organisms that use light and carbon dioxide to grow) can be used to make ingredients and food for animals, pigments and potentially renewable fuels.
HIV treatment has transformed lives in the UK, but stigma lingers
The Conversation UKby Hannah Revill, PhD Candidate in navigating everyday life with HIV/AIDS for the LGBQI+ community, Centre for Policy, Citizenship and Society, School of Social Sciences, Nottingham Trent University9d ago
Nearly half a century has passed since the first recognised case of Aids in the UK in December 1981.
How geopolitical tensions tainted the 2026 Asian Games
The Conversation UKby Jung Woo Lee, Senior Lecturer in Sport and Leisure Policy, University of Edinburgh9d ago
The 2026 Asian Games in Japan drew to a close on October 4 following two weeks of competition between 45 countries and territories across 43 sports.
Digger channels Kubrick’s Dr. Strangelove for the climate crisis – until its twist
The Conversation UKby Guy Westwell, Reader in Film Studies, Queen Mary University of London9d ago
Warning: this article contains major spoilers for Digger. In director Alejandro González Iñárritu’s new film Digger, the eponymous Digger Rockwell (Tom Cruise) puts on his Stetson first thing in...
Anneka Rice gave up TV career over fears she was a bad mum for working
Mail Onlineby Joanna Crawley9d ago
Anneka Rice has revealed a letter she received from her ex-husband's lawyer during divorce negotiations led her to quit her hugely successful TV career.
How the UN declared Zionism a form of racism - Britain then lobbied against revoking the resolution
Middle East Eyeby Imran Mulla9d ago
How the UN declared Zionism a form of racism - Britain then lobbied against revoking the resolution The Green Party of England and Wales has triggered an international uproar by voting to declare...
GBBO contestant Karen Wright reveals she is battling bowel cancer
Mail Onlineby Niomi Harris9d ago
Former Great British Bake Off contestant Karen Wright has revealed she is battling colorectal cancer – also known as bowel cancer – in an emotional post shared to Instagram on Monday.
UK special forces could face prosecution as Afghanistan evidence referred to police
BBC Newsby Hannah O'Grady9d ago
- Published UK special forces (UKSF) personnel could face prosecution after evidence found following enquiries by the SAS Inquiry, suggesting serious offences may have been committed in...
Landlords to fork out £65 a year to register each property they own
Mail Onlineby Ed Magnus9d ago
Landlords in England will soon need to fork out £65 a year for every property they own, in order to register on a new national database.
Glen Kamara: QPR midfielder might miss West Ham game if Fifa intervene in Finland dispute
BBC Sportby Andrew Raeburn9d ago
- Published Queens Park Rangers might be without midfielder Glen Kamara for Friday's Championship game against West Ham United, if Fifa is asked to intervene in a club versus country dispute.
Will London have a Super League team next season? We still don’t know
Sport | The Guardianby Gavin Willacy9d ago
Two years ago this week, London Broncos were relegated from Super League, their ground had flooded and their owner had walked away after spending £24m of his private fortune.
The Register that shatters the myth of Britain’s role in profiting from enslavement
The Guardianby Ahmed Reid9d ago
Welcome to this month’s Cotton Capital newsletter. I’m Ahmed Reid, coming to you from Jamaica, where I am programme manager for the Guardian’s Legacies of Enslavement team.
Proportion of people in Great Britain vaping who never smoked doubles in four years
World news | The Guardianby Andrew Gregory Health editor9d ago
More than 1 million people in Great Britain now vape despite never having been regular smokers, with rates nearly doubling in just four years, according to figures that health experts describe as...
Turkey to deploy troops and air defence systems to Saudi Arabia amid Houthi attacks
Middle East Eyeby Ragip Soylu9d ago
Turkey to deploy troops and air defence systems to Saudi Arabia amid Houthi attacks Turkey plans to step up its military support for Saudi Arabia in the coming weeks by deploying additional...
6 genius buys I’m snapping up to autumn-proof my tiny hallway – they’ll curb clutter and stop muddy shoes in their tracks
Latest from Ideal Home in Newsby Lauren Bradbury9d ago
While it may be the smallest area of a home, a hallway often has to do double duty in autumn. And if you’re already annoyed by piles of muddy boots, soggy umbrellas, and wet coats cluttering your...
Pedro Sánchez is a master of the political comeback. But calling a snap election in Spain may be a gamble too far | Paolo Gerbaudo
The Guardianby Paolo Gerbaudo9d ago
To progressives across the west, Spain has been a rare glimmer of hope in a world where far-right parties are increasingly entering government.