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The UK has been asking Google a number of questions about artificial intelligence, including ‘what is AI?’ and ‘Will AI take my job?’

Indi Gregory’s parents have lost treatment fights in London but say a hospital in Rome has now offered to treat the eight-month-old girl.

They will be in Burghead and Forres on Thursday.

British people being allowed to leave war-ravaged Gaza dominate the headlines.

The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee announces its next interest rates decision on Thursday.

The Met Office has warned of coastal gusts of 70mph to 80mph, with the potential for 85mph.

The Prime Minister thanked Egypt for its role in helping to allow some to leave via the Rafah border crossing.

The Prime Minister will arrive on Thursday at Bletchley Park for the second day of the UK’s AI summit.

He also speaks about addictions and his mental health struggles in the Netflix series.

One ticketholder became a millionaire after the rolldown boosted cash prizes for other winners.

Zaynab Wandawi, a British national born in Salford, was turned away at the Rafah border crossing into Egypt.

Valley Road is part of a group of streets that make up Lambeth Council’s Streatham Wells Low Traffic Neighbourhood trial.

Dame Mary was given the nod for Emperor Of Rome in which she explores how the leaders of the Roman empire lived.

West Midlands Police said it still wanted to speak to a second man, Billal Hussain, 30, over the incidents.

The DUP leader has repeated that ‘significant’ gaps remain between the UK Government and his party’s position.

Cameron Osman, 45, engaged more than 70 teenage boys in sexualised chat between 2020 and 2021.

Officials said the crossing will be open for ‘controlled and time-limited periods’ to allow specific groups to leave.

For Women Scotland lost a legal battle over the definition of the word ‘woman’ in the Equalities Act, which a court ruled included trans women.

Bullying, sexual harassment and predatory behaviour was ‘widespread and normalised’ in the squadron, the report found.

The Met and Greater Manchester Police have both faced criticism after officers were seen taking down posters of Israelis taken hostage by Hamas.