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UK's new £1.65bn nuclear submarine finally launches after 13 YEARS (opens the original)
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Britain's newest attack submarine HMS Agamemnon finally left the shipyard yesterday – after 13 years under construction. The 7,400-tonne, 97-metre hunter-killer warship is the sixth of the Royal Navy's Astute Class nuclear-powered fleet and was built at a cost of £1.65billion. The sub has undergone an extraordinarily protracted construction process. Commissioned in 2013, the Ministry of Defence expected it to be an active part of the nuclear fleet by 2022. Agamemnon, which will have a crew of 10
AI is now a Cold War-style arms race with China: SARAH VINE (opens the original)
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The rush to beat China to superintelligence has turned AI into a Cold War-style arms race that ignores the technology's risks, Sarah Vine has argued. The longstanding Daily Mail columnist was speaking on the latest episode of the Alas Vine & Hitchens podcast. Vine compared the breathless rush towards AI with the breakneck development of the atomic bomb during the Second World War. She said: 'It's very similar to what happened with nuclear power, which is that basically everyone needs to have the
Mother wants killers charged if they fail to reveal victim's location (opens the original)
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A mother who successfully campaigned to stop killers getting parole if they refuse to disclose the location of their victims is calling for them to face additional criminal offences for their silence. Marie McCourt's 22-year-old daughter Helen was abducted and brutally murdered by pub landlord Ian Simms. On the latest episode of the Daily Mail's Trial+ podcast, award-winning freelance journalist Fiona Duffy explains to host Liz Hull why Marie believes killers who fail to reveal the whereabouts o
Last Night of the Proms pays moving tribute to Dolly Parton (opens the original)
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The BBC Proms gave the recently departed Dolly Parton a royal send-off with a musical tribute at the Royal Albert Hall on Saturday night. The second half of the Last Night of the Proms began with To Dolly, With Love, arranged by English composer Fiona Brice. Sheridan Smith opened the segment by belting out Parton’s feminist anthem 9 to 5 in a gold-sequinned jumpsuit worthy of the Queen of Country herself. Smith, known for playing Ruth in Gavin and Stacey, wore a big blonde wig and a glittering g
EU delays its troubled border checks yet again to maintain 'fluidity' (opens the original)
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The European Union has again relaxed its controversial entry-exit system (EES) for at least nine countries to stop huge delays at borders. In a climbdown by Brussels, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Greece, Malta, Portugal, Italy and Switzerland are understood to have been allowed to delay full implementation of EES to ‘maintain border fluidity’. The system requires British and other non-EU citizens to provide fingerprints and a facial scan when they enter the 29 countries in the Sche
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