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Headlines from the conflict following Putin's invasion of the Eastern European country.
Christina Robinson denies murdering her three-year-old son Dwelaniyah by violently shaking him at the family home in Durham in November 2022.
Tracy Menhinick was found guilty following a trial at the High Court in Aberdeen.
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It understood the move will affect around 60 London-based employees, subject to a consultation process.
Grey, who has cerebral palsy and partial blindness, denied manslaughter but was found guilty after a retrial.
The US tech firm is looking to consolidate its position as the key hardware provider for artificial intelligence products.
The banking group, which owns a motor finance arm, said it recognises the ‘paramount importance’ of preparing for a range of possible outcomes.
Fusion Pharmaceuticals uses a chemical element which helps target and kill cancer cells while minimising damage to surrounding healthy cells.
The group’s bosses confirmed that AI would ‘play a role’ in the jobs cull.
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) said it had received 41 complaints about the ads seen on Facebook and Instagram in March.
The BBC has apologised to Reform UK after calling it “far-Right” in a news report.
A new proposal aims to bring greater oversight to AI development, from deepfakes and ‘cheapfakes’ to electoral misinformation, but it could highlight a divide between parties
Kim Jong Un has overseen the firing of missiles from six “super large” rocket launchers in the western region of North Korea.
Former Cabinet minister Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg said Prime Minsiter Rishi Sunak was ‘doing the job effectively’.
Aaron Taylor-Johnson has reportedly been offered the role of the next James Bond.
The V&A has said that the the label text will be reviewed and will ‘update the wording if necessary’.
The party is preparing for a further push into traditional Conservative strongholds ahead of the general election.
The search for the Merchant Royal ship, which sank off the coast of Cornwall in 1641 and was filled with treasure, will resume in April.
The Tories under-reported the value of a seconded member of staff by more than £200,000, the Electoral Commission said.
Process in Croydon East, which was suspended last year after suspected data breach, resumed last week
Marvin Sutton is charged over death of Chris Hanley in Manchester on Saturday.
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