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Security Firm Warns AI Being Used To Create Email Scamsns
The cybersecurity firm Darktrace has warned that since the release of ChatGPT it has seen an increase in criminals using artificial intelligence to create more sophisticated scams to hack into businesses.
Princess Title Used For Harry And Meghan's Child Lilibet
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's daughter, Lilibet, has been given her formal royal title of princess for the first time in the announcement of her christening.
Sunak Facing Clash With EU On 'Unlawful' Asylum Plans
Rishi Sunak faces a fresh clash with the European Union after a warning from a senior commissioner that his contentious new migration bill will be in breach of human rights laws.
Kyiv Warns Of 'Open Road' If Putin Captures Bakhmut
On the day the Wagner Group mercenaries claimed to have taken the east side of the city, the Ukrainian president vowed to hold it at all costs - despite calls to withdraw.
Rishi's Victory: Deal With French To Fix Boats Crisis
PM persuades Macron to stop Channel crossings with more 'boots on ground'
Braverman 'Didn't See' Email Sent In Her Name To Supporters
Home Secretary Suella Braverman was yesterday forced to disown an email sent in her name attacking civil servants.
Sharon jets in from LA for aunt's 100th birthday bash
Eileen Summers marked turning a century old at her favourite social club The Nicky Alliance Community Centre.
'Gunman's 12 passes of intended target on day Olivia was killed'
Court sees CCTV before 'ruthless pursuit' that led to 9yr-old's death
King brushes off boos at zoo to name baby rhino
THE King and Queen Consort brushed off shouts and boos from protesters to attend the naming of a baby rhino at a zoo.
MRI'M ON TOUR
Rod to pay for NHS scans in Glasgow, Manchester 'and as many cities as he can'
Australian Bushfires Spring Up Amid Record Heatwave
Bushfires continue to burn across New South Wales (NSW) as Sydney and some other parts of Australia experience a sweltering heatwave that has broken a two-year record.
Gender Pay Gap Increase Linked To Childcare Costs
The gender pay gap has widened as sharp increases in the cost of childcare have priced many women out of work, according to a report. The nation's average pay gap widened by 2.4 percentage points to 14.4 per cent in 2021, accountancy giant PwC found in its Women in Work index.
What Is The Plan To Tackle Small Boats And Will It Work?
Ministers are publishing much-trailed new legislation on asylum and immigration. It is the latest attempt to deal with an issue that seems intractable and has concerned governments of all parties on and off for the past three decades.
Here's An Idea: Let's Just Get Rid Of Resignation Honours
The latest rumours on Boris Johnson's resignation honours list are not clear as to whether he has offered a mere knighthood or a full-blown peerage to his own dad, which is bad news for a anyone struggling to decide whether to just have a quiet little cry in a corner somewhere or pack up and leave this increasingly ridiculous country altogether.
How You Can Beat Burnout
At 19, Poppy Jamie was ITN’s youngest entertainment correspondent. By 28 she was suffering from burnout and decided to go in search of answers, interviewing dozens of experts. Here, Poppy, 32, shares the lifestyle changes that best helped her recovery
'A Bit Casual' - Concerns Over Informal Tone Of Civil Service Chief's Texts
Former senior civil servants have expressed concern at the cabinet secretary Simon Case's "unprofessional" WhatsApp chats with Matt Hancock during the pandemic.
UK Overtakes Canada And Germany To Be One Of World's Most Socially Liberal Nations
The UK has overtaken Canada, Germany and Australia to become one of the world's most socially liberal countries towards divorce and abortion, the latest wave of a global study has revealed.
Suella: Back Law To Stop Boats...Or Betray Britain
Home Secretary throws down gauntlet to opposition over migrant crackdown
Sunak Wants UK To Be 'Science Superpower'
The UK will be a science and technology “superpower” by the end of the decade, under a new plan announced by Rishi Sunak.
Human Rights 'Risk' In Tory Strikes Bill
The proposals, which moved rapidly through the Commons and are now in the House of Lords, aim to ensure minimum working standards during strike days across six sectors, including health and transport.
Harry And Meghan Emailed Invite To King's Coronation
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have reportedly received their invitation to the King and Queen Consort's coronation in May via "email correspondence".
Most Voters Say Brexit To Blame For Food Shortages
Most voters think Brexit is to blame for widespread shortages of fruit and vegetables on supermarket shelves, a poll for The Independent has found.
Johnson Acting Like Trump Over Partygate, Say Tories
Conservative MPs have accused Boris Johnson of acting like Donald Trump in his efforts to undermine the Partygate inquiry into whether he lied to parliament.
Does King's Speech Herald New Dawn Of Political Monarchy?
The King will next week issue his first Commonwealth Day message amid signs of a more political monarchy.
Is That Life On Mars?
BOFFINS are convinced new photos of Mars prove life once existed there and may still be thriving today.
China Sets Modest Growth Target For Recovery From Covid
China has set a target of 5% GDP growth in 2023, its outgoing premier said in a speech to the ruling party's rubber-stamp parliament yesterday - a goal that is at the lower end of analysts' expectations.
Small Boats - What Is The PM's Plan And How Will It Work?
Rishi Sunak is to announce legislation aimed at preventing people arriving in the UK in small boats from claiming asylum.
-15C Snowstorms To Batter Britain!
Covered By Three Frozen Blasts
WhatsApp Revelations - What We Learned About Ministers' Covid Response
Here are the five most important revelations from the investigation since last Friday.
Police hunt driver after hit-and-run
WOMAN, 44, STRUCK BY CAR THAT THEN DROVE AWAY FROM SCENE