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Bristol venues strike back against AI generated artwork (opens the original)
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Communities in the West of England are taking a stance against the use of AI-generated artwork. Café Kino, based in Stokes Croft, Bristol, has become the latest venue to ban AI-generated posters, while the University of Bristol Students' Union has banned AI artwork at its Freshers Week poster sale. Bristol-based live music venue Zed Alley also banned AI artwork on its social media channels last month, citing ethical concerns and a lack of originality. "It fundamentally is terrible for the enviro
Campaigner praises Coronation Street male breast cancer storyline (opens the original)
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A man who survived breast cancer says he welcomes Coronation Street's storyline about the disease, which is often associated with women. Dave Talbot, 69, from Olveston, South Gloucestershire, has been raising awareness of male breast cancer since he was diagnosed in 2015. The charity Breast Cancer Now said most people do not realise that men can get breast cancer. About 400 men are diagnosed each year in the UK, compared to 55,000 women. "If Corrie's decision to go down this story can save one l
Chepstow nurse said man with dementia 'didn't need birthday cake' (opens the original)
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A care home nurse has been struck off after claiming a resident with dementia did not need a cake because they would not be aware it was their birthday. Rossitsa Petkova was found guilty of misconduct by a Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) Panel, and banned her from the profession. The incident took place at Castleford House Nursing Home in Tutshill, Gloucestershire, close to the border with Wales, where she had worked as a registered nurse for more than a decade. Petkova had denied several al
Bristol scientists may have found first evidence of dark matter (opens the original)
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Scientists believe they may be one step closer to detecting dark matter for the first time, but the findings have not been verified by independent researchers. Scientists from the University of Bristol were part of a two-year study to try and measure the invisible substance thought to make up over 85% of the universe. Using a sensitive detector in an an underground laboratory in the US, the researchers saw an atom and mystery particle colliding. Lead researcher physicist Dr Sam Eriksen said it c
Meet the Wiltshire father and daughter who love monster trucks (opens the original)
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Most fathers and daughters bond over shared activities like camping and hiking but for Georgina and Tony Dixon it is their shared love of monster trucks that brings them together. Monster trucks have been part of 23-year-old Georgina's life since day one. Her dad bought his first monster truck, Swamp Thing, in 2003 - the year she was born. Having grown up with the motorsport in Melksham, Wiltshire, Georgina has followed in her dad's footsteps and she is now thought to be the youngest female truc
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