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The Russia-based leader of the Base, which adheres to principles of accelerationism, seeks ‘A-team leader’ in US

Barclays helped raise nearly $2bn for companies running highly polluting coal-fired power plants in the US, exposing an “enormous loophole” in its climate policy.

OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, has developed a text watermarking tool that could help it comply with the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act, but the company has yet to release it, reportedly because it fears losing users.

A senior South Yorkshire Police officer describes "a particularly sickening moment" when a wheelie bin was pushed against the Holiday Inn, which provides accommodation for asylum seekers, and set on fire "with the clear intent to cause serious harm to the residents and staff".

Musk, the billionaire owner of X, made his original comments on the social media platform below a video of rioters setting off fireworks at police.

Incident in Indonesia’s easternmost region comes almost 18 months after kidnap of another New Zealand pilot

Ruling states ‘Google is a monopolist’ in decision that could have major implications for how people use the internet

IDF soldiers have shared scores of videos of their conduct in Gaza. The American-Israeli soldier says his videos were ‘taken out of context’

More than 200 wounded after suicide bomber and gunmen target busy beachfront in Somali capital

The burned-out Citizens Advice Bureau was the only place in Sunderland able to give free help under the government’s Housing Loss Prevention Advice Service

Yusuf Deen Kargbo was roomate of Leonard Farruku and almost certainly last person to have seen him alive

Government must defuse ‘ticking timebomb’ of people not saving enough for retirement, says Royal London CEO

A number of people were injured when violence broke out between two groups who attended a Kabaddi tournament in Alvaston, Derby, last summer

Ex-President Donald Trump claimed that Kamala Harris ‘happened to turn black’ and attacked her racial identity in a heated panel.

A former Rhode Island resident was convicted in federal court for attempting to traffic more than 400 pounds of illegal narcotics into Canada via an inflatable raft, but beachgoers found his stash and alerted authorities.

Team GB have missed out on a possible gold with swimmer Luke Greenbank winning his heat but getting disqualified due to the amount of time he spent under water

Watson, founder of Sea Shepherd and co-founder of Greenpeace, has been arrested on an international warrant and is facing charges including accomplice to assault and ship trespass

They pledge to build 1.5 million new homes over the next five years.

Cambridge Water says it is affected by the outage, as Microsoft’s service status page reports global issues.

Opponents and supporters of Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro planned to rally on Tuesday as protests and clashes spread after a weekend election was awarded to the long-ruling socialist despite opposition claims of a landslide victory.

Microsoft is investigating a second IT meltdown after millions of computers went offline less than two weeks ago.

Germany’s economy is back on the brink of recession. However, the Eurozone economy grew more than expected in the second quarter.