Elephant makes trium-phant return to March of the Elephants Trail
An elephant sculpture that was damaged just before the launch of an arts trail in Lichfield has made a trium-phant return.
Your World|Jul 23
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Google ditches plans to remove third-party cookies in Chrome
The tech giant’s Privacy Sandbox scheme is to change its approach, the company said.
UK News|Jul 23
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Youth was ‘shocked and crying’ after friend, 15, stabbed boy to death, court hears
Muhammad Hassam Ali, 17, died hours after he was stabbed in the heart in Birmingham city centre in January.
UK News|Jul 18
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Pupils excited to join March of the Elephants Trail
As the summer holidays approach, staff and pupils at Saxon Hill Academy in Lichfield are brimming with pride over their involvement in the March of the Elephants community project.
Your World|Jul 18
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More flights from Birmingham to the Canaries
Jet2.com and Jet2holidays have expanded the number of flight to the Canary Islands for next winter from Birmingham Airport.
Business|Jul 18
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Harrison Ford’s Temple Of Doom fedora could fetch £384,000 at auction
Other items being sold include Forrest Gump’s famous box of chocolates and Chris Evans’ shield from 2016 Marvel film Captain America: Civil War.
Showbiz|Jul 18
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Anthropic launches Android app for AI assistant Claude
The free app will being rolling out on Tuesday.
UK News|Jul 16
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Microsoft’s hiring of Inflection AI staff faces competition inquiry
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has previously raised concerns about close links between tech giants and some AI start-ups.
UK News|Jul 16
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Digital wallets and Big Tech put under the spotlight by regulators
A call for information has been issued by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Payment Systems Regulator.
UK News|Jul 15
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'Fake reviewers demanding a ransom are threatening to ruin my restaurant - it’s frightening'
Scammers are blackmailing restaurants into paying them hard cash – warning that they’ll post negative online reviews if they don’t comply.
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Samsung’s new smart ring gives users more power to track health, UK boss says
James Kitto, the tech giant’s head of mobile in the UK and Ireland, said the company stands out from its rivals when it comes to health tracking.
UK News|Jul 13
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Samsung unveils new foldables packed with AI-powered tools
The tech giant has brought the Galaxy AI suite of tools to its foldable phones for the first time, and also introduced its first smart ring.
UK News|Jul 10
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Wes Streeting acknowledges public concerns about NHS survival are ‘legitimate’
The new Health Secretary was speaking at the Future of Britain Conference 2024.
UK News|Jul 9
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Alleged rape victim denies being ‘triggered’ by seeing former IOPC chief on news
Michael Lockwood is on trial at the Old Bailey accused of sexually abusing two 14-year-old girls while working as a lifeguard more than 30 years ago.
UK News|Jul 9
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AI ‘has potential to be one of biggest inventions humanity will ever make’
Google DeepMind founder Sir Demis Hassabis told Sir Tony Blair the technology could be ‘unbelievably transformative’ for society, including the NHS.
Science & Technology|Jul 9
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