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1 day ago
  • 1 min, 15 secs
  • #technology
  • #arstechnica.com
  • Summary

Over the past 24 hours, several news outlets reported a now-retracted story claiming that the US Air Force had run a simulation in which an AI-controlled drone " went rogue" and "killed the operator because that person was keeping it from accomplishing its objective."

The story originated in a recap published on the website of the Royal Aeronautical Society that served as an overview of sessions at the Future Combat Air & Space Capabilities Summit that took place last week in London.

This juicy tidbit about an AI system apparently deciding to kill its simulated operator began making the rounds on social media and was soon picked up by major publications like Vice and The Guardian(both of which have since updated their stories with retractions).

23 hours ago
  • 54 secs
  • #entertainment
  • #express.co.uk
  • Summary

Chief executive Dame Carolyn McCall said a barrister will carry out a review of the facts after the 61-year-old resigned and was dropped by his talent agency admitting to an “unwise but not illegal” affair with a younger male colleague.

Taking to his Twitter account today, the 46-year-old said he worried about the constant news coverage about Phillip Schofield's scandal after the presenter admitted to an affair with a young colleague.

ITV has since has instructed Jane Mulcahy KC to carry out a review to establish the facts surrounding Schofield’s departure, including looking into the statement he made when he agreed to leave This Morning.

21 hours ago
  • 48 secs
  • #entertainment
  • #express.co.uk
  • Summary

She posed up a storm in front of a gold backdrop behind-the-scenes of the ITV show in a see-through dress giving a glimpse of her underwear in the lace attire.

The BGT judge's outfit unveiled her enviably toned legs and her trim physique, as the blonde beauty almost spilled out of the bustier as she leaned forward in one of the photos.

Amanda is no stranger to rocking a daring look, most notably on Britain's Got Talent, as the judge admitted she is not too bothered about those viewers who complain about her outfits.

19 hours ago
  • 49 secs
  • #entertainment
  • #express.co.uk
  • Summary

The fallen host has since stepped down from his role on ITV after he admitted he lied about his relationship with a young male colleague and revealed the pair had a brief affair.

Phillip, 61, has shared his story in two interviews inlcuding with BBC's broadcaster Amol Rajan but also gave details about his current woes with The Sun.

Schofield said he feels he has been a "victim of hate" and false rumours, and told the BBC he had received private support from some colleagues and media figures who believe he has been unfairly treated.

19 hours ago
  • 41 secs
  • #entertainment
  • #express.co.uk
  • Summary

Christine McGuinness left fans scratching their heads over her appearance as the reality star shared a new photo looking like a different person.

The model, who split with her husband Paddy McGuinness last year, debuted a brand new look as she takes part in the new series of Celebrity Hunted.

The photo turned out to be an AI generated image as Christine attempted to create a disguise after signing up to take part in the latest series of Celebrity Hunted.

18 hours ago
  • 37 secs
  • #entertainment
  • #express.co.uk
  • Summary

Holly Willoughby has been left distressed by Phillip Schofield's latest interviews.

She has been pictured enjoying the half-term break with her family in Portugal before she plans to return to This Morning on Monday.

Phil has since stepped down from the show after he admitted to lying to his colleagues and ITV bosses about his affair with a young runner.

#Entertainment

Paul Cattermole's death certificate reveals S Club 7 star died from multiple heart issues
23 hours ago

Paul Cattermole's death certificate reveals S Club 7 star died from multiple heart issues

41 secs

Summary

Express.co.uk has obtained a copy of the form which confirms the musician from Wareham in Dorset died on April 6 this year, just weeks after it was revealed the pop group were preparing for a major comeback tour.

The form says Paul died from a "cardiac arrhythmia, acute myocardial ischaemia and severe coronary artery atheroma and intraplaque haemorrhage".

An arrhythmia is a problem with the rate or rhythm of a person's heartbeat making it difficult to effectively pump blood to other parts of the body, according to the NHS.

Phillip Schofield's 'turmoil' as he's stopped eating after affair with young lover exposed
1 day ago

Phillip Schofield's 'turmoil' as he's stopped eating after affair with young lover exposed

48 secs

Summary

Phillip Schofield has revealed he is vaping so much since quitting This Morning that he has "blistered both hands" and spends time just staring into space.

During an interview with The Sun, the presenter showed a collection of "blisters and calluses" on his hands, as he admitted: "I’ve been vaping, a lot.

Phil also agreed that ITV bosses should have completed "a proper and more thorough investigation" in 2020 and said he hoped the upcoming external review announced by Dame Carolyn McCall on Wednesday would be "thorough".

'I'll die sorry!' Schofield apologises to lover as he breaks silence on morning TV scandal
1 day ago

'I'll die sorry!' Schofield apologises to lover as he breaks silence on morning TV scandal

49 secs

Summary

Phillip Schofield with his estranged wife Stephanie Lowe (Image: Getty)The ex-ITV star admitted he only thought it would be an issue when he saw the "rumour mill", most notably on social media where people linked him to a "drama school photo" alongside the young colleague.

It was confirmed on Wednesday that ITV boss Dame Carolyn McCall has been summoned to Parliament to be grilled on safeguarding.

Previous reports suggested the pair's feud stemmed from "Queuegate" where the duo were accused of jumping the queue to see the late Queen lying in state last September.

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#Health

Girl given months to live after cancer misdiagnosis
1 day ago

Girl given months to live after cancer misdiagnosis

42 secs

Summary

Doctors at Frimley Park Hospital in Surrey diagnosed complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) after an initial MRI scan missed the tumour, the family said.

A serious incident report revealed significant failings in the hospital's care of Olivia, the family's lawyer Jeanette Van-Cauter said.

"We are committed to learning from the investigation and improving services and will support Olivia and her family as best we can at this difficult time."

Breast cancer: Woman's reconstruction delayed three times
1 day ago

Breast cancer: Woman's reconstruction delayed three times

56 secs

Summary

The surgery, known as deep inferior epigastric perforator (DIEP), is only performed in one Welsh health board - Swansea Bay - and takes skin from the stomach to create a new breast.

But a planned nurses' strike, concerns over Ms Rogers's white blood cell count and another patient needing an immediate reconstruction has led to more waiting.

Swansea Bay University Health Board said the plastic surgery team was working hard to reduce waiting lists, which grew significantly during the pandemic.

Daniel Knott: Mum's heartbreak at online video of son's body
2 days ago

Daniel Knott: Mum's heartbreak at online video of son's body

43 secs

Summary

Jacob Morse, 22, was sentenced to six weeks in prison at Llanelli Magistrates' Court on 18 May after pleading guilty to circulating the video online.

But Morse, who had been working nearby, came across the scene and filmed Daniel's body using his mobile phone before emergency services arrived.

Jenny said speaking out would be worth it if it could prevent "just one person who is tempted to take a video and share it under any kind of traumatic circumstances."

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#Politics

Senior Tories express doubts over Covid inquiry legal challenge
1 day ago

Senior Tories express doubts over Covid inquiry legal challenge

1 min, 0 secs

Summary

The government announced on Thursday it would seek a judicial review of the demand by Heather Hallett, the chair of the inquiry, to see unredacted WhatsApp messages and notebooks from the former prime minister Boris Johnson.

Lord Barwell, the former MP for Croydon Central, told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme on Friday: “We’ve already waited too long to set this inquiry up, and I think people want answers quickly.

Hallett has demanded Johnson’s messages and notes in full, but the government wants to edit them first to remove anything that might have national security implications, or that officials deem to be “unambiguously irrelevant”.

Female staff express fears over using Labour party’s complaints procedure
1 day ago

Female staff express fears over using Labour party’s complaints procedure

1 min, 2 secs

Summary

Photograph: Richard Townshend/UK Parliament/PAA senior Labour MP told the Guardian that insiders had been aware of allegations about Davies’s behaviour, but that it had been difficult to address them in the absence of a formal complaint.

Party officials are understood to have faced pressure from MPs and others, including national executive committee members, who have raised concerns over the impression that Labour does not handle sexual harassment complaints properly.

A Labour source said senior staff were worried about the perception that the party had a problem with women and was scrambling to make it look like its processes were somehow greatly improved, even though no substantial changes had been made to them in the last few years.

George Osborne destroyed Britain’s safety net. The Covid inquiry should shame him into silence | Polly Toynbee
2 days ago

George Osborne destroyed Britain’s safety net. The Covid inquiry should shame him into silence | Polly Toynbee

1 min, 2 secs

Summary

Is Dominic Cummings right that Boris Johnson said “ let the bodies pile high?” Other forms of callous cynicism may be exposed if we discover that ministers knew “eat out to help out” was a plague spreader and put the economy before safety.

Sally Warren, director of policy at the King’s Fund health thinktank, watched it happen from within government: she points to fewer beds, training cuts, ballooning staff vacancies, shortages of equipment and tech support, and the axing of capital for repairs.

Your income, your environment, your exposure to advertising and lack of physical activity affected resilience.” The government’s failure to challenge food manufacturers over salt and sugar helped increase child obesity.

#Politics

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