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Baby girl dies after collision in multistorey car park in Tenby
A six-month-old girl has died after a collision in a multistorey car park in a popular Welsh seaside town.
Sophia Kelemen, from Leigh in Greater Manchester, was injured in the collision on the ground floor of the car park in Tenby, south-west Wales, on 2 January.
Sophia was taken to …
Tulip Siddiq refers herself to watchdog after Bangladesh-linked property claims
A senior Treasury minister has referred herself to the ministerial standards watchdog after days of allegations that she has lived in multiple properties tied to the ousted Bangladeshi government.
Tulip Siddiq, the City and anti-corruption minister, has asked Laurie Magnus, the prime minister’s independent adviser on ministerial standards, to investigate …
Why is Elon Musk attacking Keir Starmer over the grooming scandal?
In the past week the tech billionaire has shared a flurry of posts on his social media platform X accusing Keir Starmer and other senior politicians …
Private sector’s role in cutting NHS waiting lists in England to rise by 20%
Private hospitals will provide NHS patients in England with as many as a million extra appointments, scans and operations a year as part of the government’s drive to end the care backlog.
The move represents a significant expansion of the independent sector’s role in helping the health service tackle the …
Danish king changes coat of arms in apparent rebuke to Donald Trump
The Danish king has shocked some historians by changing the royal coat of arms to more prominently feature Greenland and the Faroe Islands – in what has also been seen as a rebuke to Donald Trump.
Less than a year since succeeding his mother, Queen Margrethe, after she stood down …
‘Virtual employees’ could join workforce as soon as this year, OpenAI boss says
Virtual employees could join workforces this year and transform how companies work, according to the chief executive of OpenAI.
The first artificial intelligence agents may start working for organisations this year, wrote Sam Altman, as AI firms push for uses that generate returns on substantial investment in the technology.
Microsoft, …
Emmanuel Macron joins growing criticism of Elon Musk in Europe
Emmanuel Macron has added his voice to a growing chorus of European criticism of Elon Musk, accusing the world’s richest man of intervening directly in the continent’s democratic processes, including Germany’s snap federal elections next month.
The French president joined the Norwegian and British prime ministers and a German government …
Cruz Hewitt takes expectation and Nick Kyrgios jokes in his stride ahead of Australian Open debut
The teenager long ago outgrew his legendary father, has been prominent at the Davis Cup, and has already sparked an off-court controversy with Nick Kyrgios. Yet Cruz Hewitt hasn’t yet made his formal Australian Open debut.
The son of Lleyton and Bec Hewitt is just 16, but at 1.88m already …
Charlie Hebdo marks 10 years after terror attack with special issue
Ten years on from the Islamist terrorist attack on the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo, France will ask: “Are we all still Charlie?”
The #JeSuisCharlie hashtag spread around the world in January 2015 after brothers Chérif and Saïd Kouachi stormed the paper’s offices killing 11 people in retaliation for it printing …
Starmer condemns ‘lies and misinformation’ as he hits back at Musk
Keir Starmer has said the online debate about child sexual exploitation is based on lies, with politicians “jumping on the bandwagon simply to get attention” as he hit back at Elon Musk.
Responding to questions about social media posts from the billionaire Tesla owner, Starmer said a line had been …