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Earl Spencer makes 'consolation' claim about the late Queen after Diana's death (opens the original)
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Princess Diana's brother Earl Spencer has claimed that the late Queen Elizabeth offered to restore his sister's royal title on the day of her funeral. He claims he was told of the offer by Robert Fellowes, the Queen's Private Secretary as they travelled to Diana's burial in 1997. Earl Spencer said he replied: "That's very kind of the Queen, of course. But what's the point, Robert? Now? I mean – Diana's dead." According to the Daily Mail, Charles Spencer decided to reject the Queen's "well-meanin
'Serial killer' who lived in house of horrors 'filmed snuff movie of victim' (opens the original)
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A suspected serial killer filmed a disturbing snuff movie featuring one of his alleged victims, police said. Raymond 'RC' Horsch, a male pornographer who died last year aged 82, is thought to be responsible for five women presumed dead and two who are still missing. The Philadelphia Police Department’s found chemicals, ammunition and drugs in his home in the US city. Deputy Police Commissioner Frank Vanore also claimed that officials uncovered a disturbing video that appeared to show Horsch stra
Tony Blair urges people to 'trust AI' despite fears it'll wipe out humanity (opens the original)
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Blair reckons he has the answers to all things AI (Image: Anadolu via Getty Images) Former prime minister Sir Tony Blair is urging the public to 'trust AI' despite claims it could wipe out humanity in the next decade. His think tank, the Tony Blair Institute (TBI), is calling for a 'third way' when it comes to how we deal with robots as it claims we risk losing out on the 'economic opportunities' it brings. In recent days, there has been a string of terrifying claims about AI safety and the like
Working from home 'more important than pay' as Burnham set to make major change (opens the original)
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Being able to work from home is one of the top reasons why bosses stay in their jobs, research suggests. It comes as Andy Burnham wants to stop employers from forcing workers to come into the office as part of plans to make remote working easier. The Government is looking to tighten rules on mandatory in-person work. And the recent study found flexible working hours are ‘more important than pay’ for top managers after Andy Burnham's administration announced new plans to make it harder for employ
Mum and son accused of incest after she 'says they had sex only about 100 times' (opens the original)
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Christina allegedly admitted to the relationship (Image: Polk County Sheriff's Department) A married mum and her adult son have both been arrested after the pair allegedly admitted to having sex “100 times”. Christine and Shane Clemens were charged with incest after an allegedly violent incident took place at their Florida home in the US earlier this year, according to a police statement. Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd said that cops were called to their home for reports of a “domestic violence
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