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Police find 'drugs, firearms and tubs of explosives' at pensioner's home (opens the original)
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More than 150 houses have been evacuated after ‘suspicious substances and items’ were found in a property in Somerset. The discovery was made at a home on Becket Road, in Worle, near Weston-super-Mare on Wednesday, Avon and Somerset Police said. A 70-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of fraud by false representation. During a search of the property officers claimed they found tubs of what they believed to be explosives. Explosive Ordinance Disposal Unit were called to the property and items
Hundreds of prisoners walk free from jail in first wave of early releases (opens the original)
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To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video The first of hundreds of prisoners have walked free from jail as part of a controversial early release scheme. Groups of convicts left HMP Durham, Cardiff and Brixton this morning with around 700 prisoners due to be let out of jail early. Offenders serving sentences for fraud, domestic abuse and coercive control are now eligible for release after a third of their term in a move designed
Meghan and Harry slam ‘reckless’ paparazzi spotted at their children’s school (opens the original)
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Two paparazzi who walked around the school of Meghan and Harry’s children have been branded ‘extraordinarily reckless’. The two photographers are understood to have been seen by private security and school staff walking around edge of Arche and Lilibet’s school. The young men stopped at various points and looked into the grounds and returned to a white rental van. The paprazzi were later determined to be international photographers. A spokesman for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex said: ‘The decis
OpenAI halts training of new models following 'human extinction' fears (opens the original)
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OpenAI has stopped training its latest artificial intelligence models after recent cases of AI agents going rogue. The tech giant said it will continue development ‘only when we are confident that we have additional safeguards’ in place. The pause comes after Australia revealed that an OpenAI agent breached the government’s national healthcare system, although no sensitive information was compromised. The company behind ChatGPT also disclosed on Friday that they were reviewing several incidents
Protesters stand off against police as Orange Order march delayed (opens the original)
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A controversial Orange Order march is yet to go ahead as crowds of protesters block the route in Portadown. Police negotiators are trying to end the stand-off that erupted after the Orangemen were allowed to march through the Catholic enclave in the Protestant town in Northern Ireland. The Drumcree march was banned for nearly 30 years over fears of sectarian violence, but the Parades Commission ruled the parade could go ahead today with no music, and no more than 35 people. The decision has spar
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