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What happenedAndy Burnham has tasked John Healey with controlling the nation’s finances as part of a major cabinet shake-up following his arrival in Downing Street. Healey takes charge of the Treasury after previously leaving Keir Starmer’s government during a dispute over defence funding. The move ...

What happenedAndrew and Tristan Tate have appeared before a US federal court after being arrested in Miami on a British extradition request. The social media influencers are being held in custody while a judge considers whether they should be sent to the UK to face criminal charges.British prosecuto...

What happenedFirefighters have been battling a large blaze on Arthur’s Seat, the hill near the centre of Edinburgh, since Sunday. It is the second fire in the area in the past three months, and one of several in Scotland during the recent hot, dry weather.Who said whatThe fire is surrounded, but “we...
Good news for coffee drinkers: cardiologists say up to five cups a day is generally safe for most adults – and may even help protect the heart. Reviewing dozens of studies, the American Heart Association found that moderate coffee consumption was linked to lower risks of heart disease, stroke, diabe...

A recent study conducted by Anthropic, the creator of Claude, analysed the AI chatbot’s responses in different languages. It found that if you want a friendlier tone, you may want to switch your language settings.Anthropic compared data from more than 300,000 anonymised conversations in a two-week p...
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The Explainer Not so long ago they were treated simply as mini-adults but today’s teens are governed by complex regulations

The Explainer Prime Minister Andy Burnham has committed to keeping the triple lock – at least for now

The Explainer Cubans have endured decades of mismanagement from their own communist government, along with economic warfare from the US

The Explainer Tracking your spending is effectively an exercise in attention

Talking Point Rising oil prices are spooking investors on both sides of the Atlantic

Talking Point Graham Platner is a ‘cautionary tale’ for Democrats, and highlights the party’s problems with the selection of their candidates

Talking Point Police are still investigating the motive for the murder of former Reform UK politician and TV personality



Under the radar Reduced food is the likely cause

Under The Radar Study finds Claude in Arabic uses more ‘polite phrasing’ and showed ‘greater warmth’ than other language models

Under The Radar Gadi Eisenkot is the latest challenger hoping to unseat the Israeli veteran

Speed Read British prosecutors said they had filed 38 new charges against the pair

Speed Read Ferran Torres scored the winning goal in the 106th minute of the otherwise scoreless game

Speed Read The U.S. has been striking Iran for nine straight nights

Speed Read Over 1,600 cases of the infection have been identified nationwide
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